Furs in Fashion: Luxurious Styles Shape the Season
A New York Times fashion view notes that fur wearing women embrace lavish coats trims and wraps. Caracul dominates with claims of lasting wear while gray taupe furs and monkkey fur trims showcase varied silhouettes from short jackets to long capes. Monkeys and lamb fur appear in collars and tunings with rus sian influenced turbans and bold textures defining the season.
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New York Times
Furelera
Aguirre
Poultry Feed Saving Tips for Fall and Cooked Chicken Use
United States Department of Agriculture outlines fall poultry care focusing on culling nonpromising birds and using tender cockerels. It details fireless cooker methods, flavoring tips with garlic or onion, and multiple serving ideas from gravy and creamed chicken to chicken pie and savory stews with specific ingredients and steps.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Simple Rules for Bread Dough Rising and Temperature
Bread dough rises best at about 86 degrees F and can be watched at 90 but 80 F is better in other cases. Keep dough covered to avoid crust formation, use a thermometer for consistency, and measure dough volume with marked glasses to know when it doubles or trebles.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tentative food standards added for raisin bread and dairy products
The joint committee on definition and standards adds tentative definitions for raisin bread and for buttermilk evaporated and dried to standards already published. Additional standards for canned tomatoes tomato products chili sauce catsup citrus fruits canned corn and cacao products were issued to invite critique before adoption and referral to federal and state officials for guidance. The consumer and trade benefit from standardization and reduced unfair competition.
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Joint Committee On
Association of Official Agricultural Chemists
American Dairy, Food, and Drug Officials
United States Department of Agriculture
Household Tips and Kitchen Fixes From an Old Page
A curious compilation of household hints covers lemon use for pineapple preserves and vinegar wash for walls. It suggests stuffing tomatoes with onion and bread, creaming butter and sugar with cold water for easier mixing, and rolling waste paper into grocery cartons for trash. It also warns about paregoric for ants, adding coffee to apple pie, kerosene stains with fuller's earth, and using rubber sheeting to protect surfaces while dusting or washing clothes.
Gilbert Canaan Defends Pacifist Stance in Windmills Preface
In his American edition preface for Windmills, Gilbert Canaan asserts his aim to fight militarism with his pen. He recalls his antiwar work beginning in 1911 and notes not being deterred by wartime panic. The Springfield Republican adds that Sannays Island satirizes European institutions and events with sly allusions.
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Gilbert Canaan
Sannays Island
Fatherland
Forest land loss and lumber demand critique urges restraint
The article notes original U S forests covered about 822 million acres, reduced to 157 million by cutting and burning with sixty percent of original timber gone. It says consumption now five times production and argues against curtailing use, urging increased production to raise living standards.
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United States
Policeman Overlooks Lights In Town Power Outage
A town reliant on one power station plunged into darkness. The plant manager forgot to switch on his car lights and, when stopped by a policeman, quipped that the lights had fallen over the town. He was politely allowed to proceed.
Grievous disappointment as honorary degree expected
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet shows Professor Diggs irked by a morning envelope believed to hold a lecture contract but turned out to be notice of another honorary degree. The piece notes a generation failing to speak enthusiastically about horse racing.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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