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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1917
Page
3
A jumble of kitchen guidance and recipes from a vintage periodical. It outlines sandwich ideas with cottage cheese and fruit fillings, methods for drying fruits and canning, and notes on preserving vegetables, barley based dishes, and barley meals. It closes with household hints for mothers and practical cooking tips.
A cryptic, era fashioned meditation on wealth and happiness contrasts resilience with misery. The text invokes Tacitus and a humming bird as symbols, noting attention to preeminent views of wealth and thought, amid a thunderstorm and electric imagery.
A William A. Radford interior plan presents a low pitched roof bungalow with face brick foundation walls, timbered stucco upper walls, and brick terrace railings. The design features two main bedrooms, a central living dining area, French doors, a corner fireplace, a practical kitchen with pantry and refrigerator entry, plus a den or extra room.
Herbert Reed notes from the New York Independent that Plattsburg officers foresee a high quality draft, aimed at selecting capable noncommissioned officers. The piece argues the new entrants will often start as enlisted men and progress, with emphasis on practical interior design and discipline, ending with a hymn origin anecdote and a loud electric bell design by an English inventor.
The readable fragments show musings on speaking like a man and imitation by a grey parrot, alongside a clipped note on thinking and marriage. The text mixes fictional attributions and stray phrases, lacking coherent context or complete statements.
A fragmented column blends kitchen fashion with practical white aprons for mess protection. It references household attire, a bold apron concept, folding stools, and odd vignettes about dignity, Mother-in-Law fears, and distant cultural notes including Africa and Argentina.
A kid sized coat pattern for six to ten year old girls features a deep yoke and sleeves cut in one, with the lower sleeve and yoke trimmed by heavy stitched plaiting. Velvet collar and cuffs contrast, with directions for fabric weight, lining, buttoning, and yardage.
Description of a regal tea gown featuring color changing solora fabric in gold and green, an iridescent patch, and a coordinating tea coat. The design emphasizes shifting hues and elegant appearance for Miladi.
A detailed description notes loose chiffon sleeves a foulard panel at the back and front of the bodice and a deep collar featuring the sought after Van Dyke lace. The depiction emphasizes luxurious texture and period style in apparel.
Delicate shades and dainty patterns fade from sportswear replaced by bold color. Big dots wide stripes and checks appear with Chinese Japanese and Egyptian symbols. Shantung is striped with loud color and embroidery. Cotton blends feature circles and crepe Weare textures.
Mme Jenny popularized a white or ganeile and blue and white foulard look with a knife pleated blue skirt and white organdie blouse. Many opt for voile veiling to mute bright white dots, while others drape foulard with cream chiffon for afternoon elegance.
An article advises hip reduction exercises done indoors with a five minute walk on tiptoes and post exercise heat treatments. It notes no major change in silhouettes for the coming season, predicting continued slim figures and introduction of rubber inserts for elasticity in corsets.
Read as a compact biographical card, this item recounts Margaret Corbin born in Franklin County Pennsylvania November 12 1751 who joined her husband John Corbin in the Pennsylvania Militia’s siege duties. After he fell at Fort Washington November 16 1776 she took his gun, was wounded by grapeshot losing an arm and part of her breast, and died in 1800 from those wounds. The Philadelphia Supreme Council granted her pension and Congress noted her services.
The article notes women workers earning three dollars daily making uniforms for Mexican soldiers and high school girls in Loyalton California joining harvest labor. It highlights early female recruitment officers in the United States, and mentions women pressed into mechanized roles at French aviation stations. It also previews winter fashion trends with tunic skirts, short coats, and a focus on cuffs and collars in nurse and service costumes.
A stream of household tips and curiosities on salt’s uses in thawing pipes cleaning stains and preventing burning. It also covers shipbuilding progress in Seattle Twelve big ships on one yard and Alaska coal aiding war effort along with quirky money systems and movie eye protection ideas.
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