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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
3
A New York Times fashion writer highlights separate coats in versatile colors and fabrics. Jersey cloth, flannel, matelasse, and woolly knits describe styles worn with plaited or plain skirts and tailored or lingerie shirts. The sport cloth set earns praise for interchangeable, country or city wear.
From a sanitation standpoint smooth finished walls are best and painted to prevent dust. Calcimined walls are second best, followed by paper or fabric coverings after removing old paper. California houses with wood lined walls and ceilings are easily kept clean and oiled to protect wood. ceilings receive the same treatment as walls.
Net dresses return with ribbon trimming and varied models. A white net gown features multiple rows of narrow white taffeta ribbon with a silver picot edge and vertical and horizontal ribbon patterns on bodice and girdle. A second frock shows clover shaded net with layered ruffles and matching ribbons along the tiers.
A rural home section offers tested methods for preserving harvests. Mushroom catsup details cleaning, salting, spicing with peppercorns allspice ginger cloves mace and wax sealing. Also included are Company Sweet Pickles using cherries raisins cucumbers cider vinegar sugar and spices. Pepper jam instructions cover peppers sugar vinegar and boiling to jam consistency with paraffin sealing.
The article extols plain solid woodwork free of excessive moldings as easy to keep clean and dust free. Hardwood and soft woods like pine require regular dusting with an oiled cloth, and prompt removal of finger marks reduces need for deep seasonal cleaning.
New hats from Paris feature abundant ribbons used as trimming. Up to a dozen ribbon types appear on a single small hat. Elaborate embroidery and appliqued ribbon flowers enhance the design, with wide soft ribbons often forming edge folds, bows, or decorative streamers.
Hats festooned in lace and flowers or ribbons will be the smartest midsummer style. Expect bright earlier season colors to soften into pastel tones that pair with summer frocks. Choose a hat that contrasts rather than matches the dress.
A two toned blue and clover frock features a large ribbon wheel with a single streamer ending in a tassel. The bodice shows ribbed edged ruffles at a low neckline and armholes, eliminating sleeves for a sleeveless design.
A housewife suggests painting the ceiling in ivory or night cream, sizing plaster walls with glue mix before wallpapering, and using imitation wood linoleum for the floor. She notes glue sizing costs a quarter pound per gallon of water and claims the flooring will cost about twice the price of two coats of paint and wear twice as long.
A youthful model wears a red and white crepe de chine frock with a high round collar and triple cuffs bound in blue grosgrain ribbon. The outfit blends crisp color blocking with period detail for a refined, youthful look.
Poetic couplet describes Love invading a heart, bringing folly and captivity by a mere glance and eyelids, leaving nothing else but the power of passion and restraint.
The article suggests using canned blueberries currants and cherries for winter dishes with plenty for a family. It describes Blueberry Pudding from stale bread with hot blueberries and a sauce of sugar and cream. It also covers Apples and Onions baked with onions in pork fat and served with peg chops.
Auction note lists Siena 1s 000 obo for exhibitions with limited readable details and unclear context.
Acting Secretary W Pugsley signed an amendment to federal rules for cattle tuberculosis eradication. Areas nearly free from disease may be named modified accredited zones with strict testing and quarantine. If reactors exceed thresholds, retesting and quarantines apply to protect accredited areas.
Farmers advised to mulch around trees to preserve soil moisture. Cut grass and weeds, place mulch around mature trees, and form circular bare trunks for young trees while allowing grass to remain beyond the circle.
The red mite is described as the most troublesome external parasite for poultry. If not controlled it saps vigor and reduces egg production, often causing the death of birds. A simple remedy is to apply creasole or sheep dip with a paint brush to roosting poles and supports to deter mite access at night.
In the text the feed changes gradually as it is being adjusted. The note mentions a mix of feed items and a slow transition toward a revised setup.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes tomatoes rank third among truck crops with rising demand for high quality fruit. Bulletin 1888 details soil, seed, and plant quality, disease resistant strains, and lists leading varieties in the South, North, and California. Free copies are available from USDA, Washington, D. C., while supply lasts.
A single head of wheat from 1912 at the University of Maryland experiment station yielded 822 bushels from eight acres this year. The crop followed a triple rotation with wheat, corn and hay. Fertilizer was applied only to wheat. manure enriched other plots. The wheat, a mam moth red selection, produced large full grain. Three hundred pounds of 2-124 fertilizer per acre was used each planting. The crop, just threshed, surpassed expectations after a poor start last fall.
The Wisconsin College of Agriculture reports sixty one percent of all con testing associations in the United States work to improve dairying. Leading states are Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Minnesota Illinois Ohio Indiana and Missouri in association efforts.
Advice warns against feeding sows meat scraps and tankage as it can lead to pig eating. Guidance suggests offering salt and avoiding afterbirth to reduce aggressive tendencies. The text emphasizes careful feeding practices to protect pigs from harm.
A fragmented note from the Uiltea Abat department hints at an agricultural poster project titled Pure. The item appears to involve education or outreach materials, possibly a display or exhibit prepared by an agricultural body.
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