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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
6
The article reviews light pink georgette dresses with satin bodices and matching scarves, plus a brocaded silk crepe blouse with kimono sleeves. It notes affordable, do it yourself styling at home by cutting labor costs, and highlights bright color palettes popular from Paris to San Francisco with daisy trims and georgette details.
Fashion notes push georgette crepe blouses as a versatile year round garment with new lower prices from manufacturers. Describes midsummer sleeve lengths, collar shapes, lace trims, net vests, and embroidery details plus two illustrated blouse styles featuring beads, georgette sashes, and contrasting underpieces suitable for fall.
The piece highlights stockings as proof of chic street attire with navy tricot outfits and navy hats. It notes growing attention to foot fashion, French sandal cuts on American shoes, and the rising trend of red or black patent pumps with red heels.
The annual panama hat trend features bold decorations with bright colors. Crowns show cretonne patterns, patchwork designs, and brims lined with gold tissue, reflecting a lively fashion movement.
A fragment mentions a Resaile red bandanna with close relation to the red bandanns and a row of jade green taffeta. The text appears as an OCR fragment with no full context or clear article framing.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports in the Better Lives-Better Stock campaign that more poultry are kept on farms than all other livestock combined and a higher share are pure bred. The data challenge the notion that feathered stock is left to women, citing a Connecticut farmer with 30 cattle and 1,939 pure breeding poultry on one farm.
The article notes ducks no longer need water for swimming as essential but still require water to drink and enough depth for head immersion. It explains that market ducks fatten faster without swimming yet emphasizes providing a small swimming hole for overall well being.
A reader warns poultry keepers to inspect flocks for lice when a bird grows slowly has dull plumage and a pale face. Lice can infest some birds while others stay clear. Vigorous treatment is needed to prevent stunted growth.
Guidance for raising poultry notes feeding goslings after 24 to 36 hours, disposing of male birds by June 1, and improving egg quality. It warns chicks need warm dry bedding and warns against exposing young birds to cold ground. It emphasizes early feeding for young turkeys and stacking hens to hatch multiple broods.
Last fall six Spokane centers hosted USDA prepared fairs highlighting home demonstration work. Girls demonstrated canning, pectin testing, drying and brining while addressing container use and problem solving. One center stressed commercial canning as club members completed large hospital orders. The fairs drew public interest and scrutiny from women, men, and county officials, linking club work to education and community life.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin outlines fly traps and baits to curb pestiferous flies. It explains window and garbage can traps, manure box traps, and the use of formaldehyde as poison. Early spring setup boosts effectiveness as fermentation lures flies to bait.
The United States department of agriculture emphasizes canning or drying farm produce at peak ripeness for best results. Most farm families can over 150 quarts yearly, mainly fruits, aided by canning clubs, with drying making a revival as a cost saving preservation method.
Bake a layered casserole using cold mutton and tomatoes with buttered crumbs as a crust. Alternate layers of meat seasoned with flour salt and pepper and tomatoes or tomato sauce. Bake until crumb topping browns and sauce thickens.
Fragmentary lines discuss glass baking dishes as toys a breakfast alcove in the kitchen and canvas gloves for dusting. The text is garbled with missing words making exact meaning unclear.
The government urges greater farm use of automobiles and motor trucks to boost farm profitability and attract workers. Training in tractor operation creates a new farm mechanic role that can double or triple production. Vehicles enable swift field and shipping point transport, making farm life more attractive and productive.
The piece notes 2.5 million miles of rural roads in the United States with only about 12 percent improved and roughly 0.25 percent suitable for heavy motor trucks. It argues that future national development rests on road infrastructure.
The passage argues that bad roads reflect a dull thinly settled area with run down farmhouses and shabby vehicles, indicating a dying community. Conversely, good roads align with farmers showing pride and efforts to raise business standards.
Good roads improve farm productivity by linking rural areas to markets. The measure highlights road improvements as a vital national service, boosting farming development and regional economies.
A major London dry goods dealer aims to ease the housing shortage by constructing hundreds of dwellings for employees at reasonable rates. He plans to build on newly acquired land with no profit motive.
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