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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
3
A historic farming note details two processes to convert cider to vinegar. It discusses using or avoiding spoilage, selecting good fruit, and managing fermentation. It mentions water additions and aging to produce vinegar while noting labor and safety considerations.
The report shows Corn production and consumption patterns with Argentina cited as a major producer and consumer. Australia consumes a sizable share while the Netherlands and Indonesia appear among notable buyers. Data indicate variable yield and consumption figures across regions with several nations listed and gaps where data is missing.
An optical illusion explains why the setting sun looks larger and oval when hot and dusty. A paper demonstration shows the halo and glare shift with viewing, while the central disc remains round. the shape appears to change as the envelope around the sun varies with air conditions.
The Ot eo Merchants Association plans to save lumber by a Mee Py Hon program aimed at standardizing containers. They envision wooden hard boxes with specific capacities and reduced thickness to cut waste and support industrial needs nationwide.
An old article discusses wrist motion as the key to husking speed, noting the craft’s rise as a skilled trade. It cites the foundation of corn height and stalk condition as impacting pace and describes shifting compensation toward daily wage or commission, with industry changes underway.
A garbled fragment cites a police man, self-possession, lawyers, and a journey to the country. It mentions a hotel girl, livelken, and someone carrying something in his pocket. The legible bits hint at urban observations and scattered phrases rather than a cohesive event.
The president announces official flag standards for U S flags. The army flag features a red field with the coat of arms centered. the coat of arms is similar in design to the national emblem, with blue shading. Navy flag details are discussed.
In this USDA sourced home processing guide, instructions cover curing, smoking, and storing smoked meats. It notes brine management, turning meat, mold handling, and the use of a brick or stone fireproof smokehouse. Details include fuel choices, ventilation, and safe wrapping with yellow wash to preserve hams and bacon.
In this time of need for food all effort should prevent milk spoiling. Cows must be clean and milked in clean surroundings. Use a small covered pail and sterilize utensils with steam for at least five minutes. Cool milk promptly to 50 degrees or less and keep it there. Milk will be wasted if conditions are met. The aim is safe milk for babies during destruction of life as dairymen face a growing task and opportunity.
A fashion correspondent argues capes or cape coats are smart winter investments, offering warmth with minimal artificialheat. High quality material drives cape success, and home sewing can yield polished results, with $15 to $18 spent on quality fabric.
A description notes crocheted silk bags brightened by cut steel beads in fringe and tassels. The piece highlights their renewed appeal as a patriotic accessory in fashion.
An afternoon or evening hat described in black panne velvet with a high graceful silhouette. A Ghoura encircles the crown adding a finishing touch.
A fashion note describes fall frocks with a drawn-in bodice look. Black antin pairs with blue gabardine and blue serge main, featuring a square tab coat effect, serge button, black satin accent, and a long front apron. A full sash ties into a large bow while seal fur rolls finish the collar and cuffs.
The piece notes a revival of plaid fashion inspired by Scottish connections and wartime mood. It highlights new separate skirts using Scottish plaid and platted Highlander-inspired designs.
A guide to reviving velvet dresses with benzine spot removal and steaming to remove wrinkles. Tips include reusing last season garments, cutting skirts to create new waisted fullness, adding narrow silk braid to hide worn hems, and pairing a velvet bolero with a black satin waist for wear at parties or dancing class.
A dainty handkerchief has a corner cut and remade by a triangle of white metal bearing a MOD0-1 gram mark. The restoration preserves the fabric while marking the repair with a small geometric emblem.
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