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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
6
A old warning advises housewives to keep meat cool and clean in high heat. Wash and dry refrigerator interiors daily, ensure drains are clear, and shield meat from flies. When needed, scald meat briefly before storage and use canned goods promptly after opening to prevent spoilage.
Fashion notes describe summer hats combining Panama Bangkok milan leghorn felt silk gabardine and linen. Straw brims faced with silk or linen may be pastel and crowns edged with silk or crepe. Striped silk awning hats in black white and color pair with white underbrims. Rosettes bows bands and ribbons decorate hats with white trim.
New veils showcase a hand-run design on fine filet mesh with a central hemmed circle and elastic edge to slip over hats. Border chenille dots frame the square mesh. points fall at front back and sides as white and tan putty hues rise in summer fashion.
Washable kid gloves now come in a dual smooth folol with guaranteed on hand washing. Available in white gray and tan. Hosiery offers two colors with gray pate and copa silk accents, purple pale tops of gold, and plaid tops with flower patterns. Sheer silk hose reportedly to follow.
Ray F. McNamara of the Maxwell engineering staff is celebrated as a world champion distance driver. Since 1904 he has logged more than 500000 miles road testing and reliability runs, crossing the continent nine times and pioneering routes to the Pacific Coast. He attributes health gains to mileage and notes his rosy complexion and lack of need for goggles or spectacles.
Agricultural specialists report that bitter oranges, once deemed inedible, can yield a palatable jelly. By removing the bitter skin and using two parts sugar to one part pulp, the amber conserve resembles marmalade but is less bitter, offering a valuable utilization of wasted fruit.
Velvet scarfs trimmed with bead embroidery adorn new hats and accessories. The article highlights beaded velvet detailing as a fashionable accent for headwear.
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