The Breen Cabinet Cooks Fancy Hen Dishes At Home
Recipes describe multi course chicken based meals with stock simmered long hours then reused for varied dishes. Also included are vegetable, fruit and seafood options and tomato sauces.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
3
Farrier Henry Mail Involved In Unclear Exchange Tale
Fragmentary report from Wynndatte county describes Henry Mail the farrier tied to a puzzling exchange. The text mentions a traveling machine shop, broken down on a country road and an ancient method used to trip a culprit, with references to ID cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mail
Wynndatte
Revival of Indigo Industry in Central America Warps Trade
The wartion demand for dyestuits hha revivified the ancient indigo indus try of Central America. To Verenu...la in person may select a piece of land and obtain title to It as . The total of taxes collected through out the territory of Hawaii for the fiscal year ending June 30 1917 was greater by $000 114 of approximately 8 per cent, then the amount for 1916. The fixes for 1910-1917 amounted to HAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Territory of
Hawaii
The Transparent Hat and The millinery Ideal
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts youth with golden promises and duty, noting a psychological and biblical idea that to him that hath shall be given. The piece hints at contentment with what one has and the allure of an elaborate hat as a symbol of fashion and status for women during a summer afternoon.
Going-Away Gown Tops Wartime Bridal Fashion Notes
A fashion writer notes wartime restraint shapes bridal dress this year. Ivory dresses with lace remain popular, often family heirlooms, while sunlit summer gowns offer delicate embroidery and shadow lace. The going away suit or smart coat ensemble signals the departure to married life, as honeymoons shorten and weddings adapt to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Cape Fashion Sparkles On Novel Bolivian Cloth
Cape in maroon shade with a large roll collar forms a bodice effect and ties in front under the cape. Fringe adds a fresh note and the piece is predicted to be a summer and fall favorite amid other fashion options like tailored dark bie tricot serge set and waistcoat pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Wing Trimmed Hat With Two Toned Rolled Brim
A fashion note describes a wing trimmed hat with a narrow rolled brim in two tones. The daring yet smart arrangement of the wings is praised as a popular spring style, with the flowing lines softening the overall effect.
Bayadere Sash Describes Eton Jacket Ensemble
An article describes wearing a bayadere sash with a new Eton Jacket. It explains sash construction, width, weight, and fringe length, plus styling options for slim or stout figures and how fringe or buckled ends affect the look. It notes rich color combinations in Roman stripe designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummer
Arranging That New Collar Styles Take Fashion by Storm
New long bias collars six to eight inches wide and up to a yard long emerge as a chic neck accessory this season. They are simple to sew, sold ready made in attractive fabrics, and versatile for frocks in serge, foulard, satin, georgette crepe, crepe de chine, and chiffon in white, colors, or checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foulard
Summer fashion notes and a harsh Russia leper fact
The article surveys summer dress trends with notes on knitting tools and fabrics. It highlights overblouses tunics, silks, habutul materials, middy blouses with embroidery, and lawn ginghams. A stark line mentions Russia reporting 10 000 lepers in a public health context.
Pipeless Furnace Idea Explained by Radford
William A. Radford explains the pipeless furnace and its claimed fuel savings. He describes historical conception, the jacketed stove concept, air flow, and the science of heated air displacing cooler room air to heat multiple rooms without traditional pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Pipeless furnace transforms home heating history
The article traces heating evolution from early cold air registers to the pipeless furnace. It explains how replacing basement heat with directed hot air saves 40 percent of fuel, notes basement as cold storage, and highlights the invention’s appeal to small towns and stores. A Civil War era concept is revived with a modern, efficiency driven approach.
Natural Butter From Shea Tree Used in Food and Soap
The reddish oil of the West African shade tree, a vegetable butter, interests margarine makers and candy producers. The sweet pulp of the nut is valued by natives and is said to be nearly two thirds butter. The tree begins bearing tint crops around 15 years old and reaches prime at about 25.
Fishes and Frogs Rain Descriptions Across Eras and Places
Eyewitness reports describe rains of fish frogs and toads amid storms from France to the United States. An 1822 account notes large toad soaked drops a league from water sources. Reports of fish and amphibian showers recur, with notes on a fatal hallstorm turtle. A life insurance study finds more wage earner crises among men than women and a decline in death by own action in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mauday
United States
Roving
Vicksburg
Miss
Conder
Turtle
Leipzig
Christiania
Zone System For Army Purchases Expands Commerce Posts
A zone system for apportioning purchases across the United States has been set up by the army quartermaster department. Thirteen general supply depots will oversee production potential in their zones, enabling manufacturers to bid and sell to nearest depots. The move broadens supplier access and speeds overseas outfitting for American troops, with open bidding and public bid records.
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Committee On Public Information
Washington
United States
Quartermaster Department
General
Quartermaster General
Atul
Army Ordnance Department
Department
France
Hantryman
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