Coats for Vacation Wear From a 1919 Fashion Piece
A 1919 fashion note promotes lightweight wool coats for summer travel. It highlights a diagonal design, self fabric scarf, sun ray tucking, and pastel shades like yellows greens blues and violet. Matching hats and accessories complete the ensemble for town and travel use.
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Noodle Ring Directions From Home Economics Bureau
The article outlines a method to make a noodle ring a dainty lunch dish. It uses boiled noodles, onion, butter, salt, Tabasco, eggs, and milk poured into a ring mold, baked in water bath, then served with creamed meat in the center.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Summer Clothing and Desserts From 1939 Western Valley Gazette
The article describes summer hats with brims for cooling and dresses for children, noting comfortable designs with loose collars and sleeves. It offers a custard recipe with lemon and orange elements and explains how aging starches affect digestion, reflecting home economics guidance.
Home Style Cooking Tips and Dental Health Notes
A collection of kitchen and health notes on family meals and desserts. Recipes include orange filling for cake, butter sauce, parsley butter, and date glaze. Also discusses child nutrition, orange juice benefits, milk alternatives, and school lunch practices.
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Brenda
Summer dress designs for stout women urged for comfort
A U S bureau guidance on choosing summer wardrobe pieces for fuller figures emphasizes practicality and ease of laundering. It highlights washable cotton fabrics suitable for street or office wear, stresses simple lines for tubbing friendly garments, and describes a two piece dress with a lace trimmed vest and a belt that mimics a one piece look, noting fit considerations for heavier figures.
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Bureau of Home
Birds of Paradise and the Cost of Fashion in Folklore
A fairy tale recounts a bird of paradise lamenting people chasing fashion hats and feathered plumes. The birds describe slaughter for hats, the danger during mating and nesting, and call for change to protect their endangered plumage.
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Western Newspaper Union
The Case for Modernizing an Old House in a Deteriorating Neighborhood
The article argues neglected, dilapidated houses depress nearby values and deter buyers. It advocates minimal renovations to improve curb appeal, such as repainting and upgrading windows, to raise property values and neighborhood pride without heavy costs.
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Alice Front
Movement to plant trees along highways gains support
A Louisiana Missouri item notes a push for trees flowers and shrubs along major roads. The highway commission plans a one mile stretch with 200 to WM feet of plantings supplied by a local nursery. The effort aims to beautify routes and encourage wider highway landscaping.
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Simple Play Spots Aim To Improve Public Health Art
Ferruccio Vitale of New York argues in a symposium on collaboration in architectural design that landscapes should serve mass health and morale. He says open avenues suit democratic communities and relieve urban congestion, contrasting aristocratic ideals with practical, people friendly spaces.
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Joy of Life in Country Living
In country living, life offers simple joys and slower rhythms. The author contrasts city pace with rural life, noting gentle daily impulses, infrequent but meaningful interactions, and a sense of contentment found away from urban rush. The piece comments on how abundance of time fosters closer, slower friendships.
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America
Not Too Many Evergreens In Home Landscaping
An article discusses using a mix of evergreens with deciduous shrubs for non formal homes. It cautions against overuse and notes that too many evergreens can obscure road signs and distract drivers, impacting travel safety along the transcontinental route.
There's a Difference Ahappy Place to Live
Fragmentary text describes a city where happiness contrasts with sound of a hammer, suggesting a place of tension between contentment and labor or construction. No clear people, places, or events are readable to specify details.
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