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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
3
A long food feature lists vegetables and recipes for spring meals. It details greens like watercress chives peppers and mint bean dishes plus chicken bouillon sauces and vegetable prep tips. It covers methods for boiling frying and baking with notes on flavor balance.
The piece chronicles gingham fashion returning to adult wardrobes with silk gingham gowns in plaid colors, notes ready to wear makers offering high priced frocks, and describes hats with frills for Easter. It also discusses practicality and new banked styles influenced by wartime constraints and summer trends.
The coat features a wide contrasting collar, large cuffs piped in the lighter color, and a belt stitched with silk to match the collar and piping. The high collar at the back and two available sizes mark it as well finished and stylish for the season.
A historical note on little girls undergarments stressing modesty and simplicity. It allows fine needlework and delicate valenciennes but forbids elaborate or colored designs. White palettes dominate with minimal pink or blue bows as tasteful accents.
Fragmentary report explains that heating expands metal parts causing the stopper to tighten and seal improperly if the stopper is screwed in too far. It warns against overtightening after filling the bottle to prevent leakage.
Paris fashion notes describe new straw hat varieties with colored bands and the helmet effect collars. Navy blue ribbon hats, silk trim, and pale yellow straw pieces are highlighted, along with the revived princess slips as a notable trend.
A description notes patriotic uses of red, white, and blue beads in women’s accessories. A handbag crafted from horizontal bead stripes features a drawstring top and a matching beaded belt.
The article notes a shift toward simple gowns over frilled frocks, praising plain effects as requiring greater tailoring skill. It highlights morning chambray and street wear tricot as examples and laments the decline of complex Paris style notions in trims and cuts.
Reading fades, stitchery rises as dressmakers favor serge Jersey and satin frocks. Hemstitch bands create ladder work motifs and double faced ribbons decorate pink dechine underwear. Lingerie uses handmade laces, camisole knickers form new combinations, porcupine quills Appear in hats. Sailors tricornes tams cloches turbans rise in style with ostrich trim. With knitting bags purses muff pockets, women carry their burdens. Panama jig blocks showcased at Palm Beach while neutral spring shades and tones dominate.
A New York returned shopper notes simple organdie frocks priced from 90 to - hints at easy home duplication. She praises pastel blouses and gathered skirts with white fichu trims and soft color folds. Straw hats remain in supply with military color themes.
Fashion writer notes topcoats will anchor the spring wardrobe amid one piece frocks with many coats long enough to cover the dress. American women prefer smart side coats and skirts for select occasions while Worths sport coat hints at travel wear. Black and white combos gain popularity for both coats and gowns.
Hats embrace plain lines with ostrich feather accents. Blocked silks pair with dressy attire to subtly enhance faces. Brocade toques show military flair while mushroom or irregular picture hats remain popular in varied styles.
Practical guidance outlines three key farm needs including stable design, proper ventilation, and safe milk handling areas. Emphasizes weatherproofing, durable stalls, dust control, and dedicated workrooms for equipment repair to reduce temperature swings and improve livestock well being.
The text explains that birds roost on one leg with the other folded to their body. Weight over a single foot tightens tendons that anchor the claws firmly, stabilizing balance much like a nail driven into a perch. Wind and rocking do not disturb their sleep or equilibrium.
A compact reflection on excuses hindering progress. The piece argues that true advancement comes from those who do not rely on excuses, but press forward with effort, enduring disappointment yet maintaining confidence and pushing work to completion.
Anudeily discusses a curious creature as Dick,Nunes and others guess its nature. Daddy explains the Barbary wild sheep, relation to mountain sheep, native home in North Africa, its tolerance of heat and dry climates, and potential presence in zoos, amid playful guesses and informal dialogue.
A narrator presents Mr Aondad the ape posing on a high rocky peak for a picture. Cousins admire vain posing and discuss fitting. a peacock is cited as equally vain, while the ape boasts of knowing how to stand for photos. The tale contrasts pride with practical limits and includes a child’s quip about a torn picture.
An appeals piece urges readers to combat the lethargy of spring by improving digestive and liver health. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to restore vitality and motivate action, claiming it purifies the stomach and liver and boosts energy. It cites Buffalo New York as the sender.
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