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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
3
The article describes fall frocks featuring wool fabrics in dark red and white, with drapery and uneven hemlines, emphasis on inventive sleeves, and sleeveless models. It notes low waists, longer skirts with panels, contrasting facings, buckles, and silver buttons, plus practical schoolwear in navy serge and jersey textures.
Readable fragments describe dishes and preserving tips including banana and bacon fry ups, cherry juice desserts, Brook Trout in cream, Peach Pie and Krimmel Torte, peach jam in sterilized jars, Spanish Bun cake, Chicken Pie with cream, Roll Jelly Cake, Peach Marmalade, Calves Hearts on Casserole, Pea Scuffle with egg foam.
The article describes a Paris municipal method using a beater to vent dust and an aspirator to collect it, then disinfection with book covers opened by clips. Books are heated to 167 degrees Fahrenheit to kill contagion without harming the pauper, claiming strong efficiency.
The dialogue notes a fortune teller predicting luck in love, met with irony from a wife asking if the husband is lucky. The Louisville Courier-Journal quotes reflect on money driving people toward wealth and the rarity of more millionaires.
A quirky vignette contrasts a Baltimore woman seeking butter with a housekeeper and a fishman. The housekeeper asks for eels and humorously answers two yards and a half when questioned about quantity. The butter exchange ends with the shopper clarifying they plan to eat butter on toast, noting they rarely have rolls.
Betty, a southern beauty in spirit and body, finds charm in all things and speaks only when she can say King things. In Chicago with aunt and mother, a luncheon in the Loop reveals chilly weather and Betty’s witty remark that her hands stayed warm except for the edges.
A couple recalls a lecture on the consciousness of the subconscious ness. They admit the talk was wonderful though they cannot summarize its meaning or describe how any woman in attendance was dressed.
A Dallas News writer argues public opinion will soon align on dress, claiming the dress is the thing in all forms from undress to full dress and Thakr dress.
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