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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
6
The article notes Ben Pawson of Coal Dale Alberta harvested six hundred bushels of potatoes from two acres selling for 285 dollars. It also discusses rising hog prices, a pricey Duroc Jersey Boar, and Western Canada’s surge in pure bred stock.
Quoted remark from the Baltimore American depicts Old Man Bobbitts as a mean and stingy figure described as a regular twin screw. The dialogue highlights public perception of his frugality.
The text lists stain removal techniques for different fabrics. It covers using milk, butter, and melted tallow on ink stains, oxalic acid for very obstinate white fabrics, ether in dyeing shops for ink and perspiration stains, a ammonia water mix for perspiration, cologne for smears, and coffee for ice cream or milk stains on black clothing. It also notes precautions like rinsing, sun-drying, and avoiding fire or bright light.
As plans mature for the fall season, dress goods houses report soft finished velour like fabrics draw buyers. Velvet adjacent cloths will remain popular for cloaks and suits, favoring draping quality over stiff materials.
Chenille embroidery appears on black and beige costumes matching their material. It also decorates black satin or taffeta frocks with lace patterns from Alencon or Chantilly. English embroidery on taffeta marks a new trimming detail this season, notably on garden frocks.
A newspaper note describes ribbon as used for dress trimming, fringing and tassels with wide plain ribbons in demand for sashes.
Designers have created bathing outfits that are both practical and attractive. The collection features water resistant capes, matching caps with rubber decorations, and two bikinis or one-piece ensembles in fabrics like taffeta silk and black wool jersey. Accessories include blue satin stockings and black cloth shoes, with careful color coordinated details and elasticized knickerbockers.
Lingerie hats in black Chantilly lace mimic Lorraine peasant bonnets for advanced summer wear. The most effective models use low full tulle crowns on a medium high mob cap style head band with two or three gathered ruffles of varying widths attached to the band.
The piece promotes net dresses as ideal heat friendly attire. It suggests a white net frock with wool blend, heavy white cotton embroidery, and a corded net sash as a simple, becoming summer outfit.
The most distinguished wedding gowns are of duchesse satin, very plain with lace as the sole ornament. The emphasis lies on fine fabric and restrained embellishment, reflecting elegant tradition in bridal attire.
Recipes and advice on homemaking with delicatessen foods. Readable tips compare home cooking cost to store bought meals and provide Ham Loaf and Chicken or Ham Croquettes with step by step directions. Includes poetic quotes by Maurice Thompson and Ella W Wilcox asides.
A vintage guide to serving summer fruit desserts on a porch or garden table. Instructions describe Cherry Roll uses, Strawberry Delight, Blossom Mousse, Peach Peach, Watermelon Cup, Canteloupe Cones and garnishes with fresh fruit, leaves, and candied accents to create colorful presentations.
A reported exchange about financial prudence and prior slate status frames two comic interludes. Ard is asked to review an account and whether to remove it, while a spendthrift quips on easy money and reckless borrowing.
Farmers toil with longer hours and heavier loads while using Allen's Foot Base powder to ease friction in shoes and foot baths. The ad claims it freshens feet and prevents tiredness blisters and soreness for both men and women, with wide dealer distribution.
A wife and husband debate two hats priced at 13 and 18 dollars. She chooses the $18 hat, admitting superstition about the number 13. The brief exchange showcases superstition influencing everyday shopping.
Dialogue hints at a rural quarrel over spilled milk and a misperceived kick in a rustic setting. Characters Mandy lossie Hiram Jest and Hiram Fod der respond with humor and banter about who acted and what happened.
An old advertisement urges readers to diagnose early kidney and bladder troubles and promises quick relief with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims the product cleanses toxins, offers three package sizes, and provides a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
A brief exchange from the Birmingham Age-Herald reports a man conceding he avoided helping another, citing respect for the law as his reason while referencing a large policeman seen yesterday. The dialogue highlights tension between individuals and law enforcement.
A quoted exchange notes that money’s purchasing power has halved while speed of progress doubles. The remark contrasts economic change with rapid technological or societal acceleration.
Nellie B. Rittingham of Calverton Road Baltimore says after four years of organic troubles nerves and headaches she avoided surgery by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound five bottles. She reports complete cure and urges others to try the remedy before operations.
In Stray Stories two guests discuss whether a young beggar should recite or sing. They note reluctance to recite and the social consequence of shirking duty, implying shunning by those who seek success. The exchange centers on performing versus avoidance and communal expectations.
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