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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
3
Fashion notes describe a shift to princess lines in day and evening frocks with scalloped hems and flared silhouettes. The trend includes black satin daytime dresses, full hems above the knee, and peplums with lace insets. fur trims appear on coats and upper portions, signaling a move away from strict old orders to softer, slenderizing shapes.
Household tips include using cottage cheese as a meat substitute in summer and using newspapers for cleaning windows. It also notes refreshing milk drinks for children on hot days and gives stain removal advice to avoid rings by sponging from outside to inside along the weave of the fabric.
The article describes modular silverware drawers with small top compartments to hold spoons knives and forks separately. A triangularly arranged top drawer replaces the traditional large single drawer, improving organization and care of flat silverware.
The USDA notes shrubs near foundations enhance curb appeal by softening lines, concealing details, adding color, and harmonizing a yard. Home demonstration agents promote exterior improvements with affordable, well-placed plantings and decorative boxes. The Mortford County photo illustrates low shrubs screening porch foundations while bright flower borders enliven the veranda.
A fairy tale episode features Mr Bull Snake and Mrs Hull Snake discussing kindness and danger among snakes. They hear of a farmer who praises snakes for protecting his crops and expresses happiness at civic appreciation, framing a hopeful message for readers.
A Temple University psychologist reports that fatigue and work capacity in female office workers relate to diet. Quick energy foods like high sugar items and dates boosted alertness mid day, with suggestions for date enriched cereals and bran muffins.
Albert Geigle rancher near Deadwood finds a rusty iron box with about $10,000 in bank notes. The notes turn out to be Confederate.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains domestic hatch raised rabbits provide year round meat. West leads in rabbit farming with California notable, while Eastern states grow as well. Meat is sweet tender and similar to chicken. young rabbits fry or broil while older ones require longer cooking.
Creosote stains on a statue are difficult to conceal after a period. The usual fix is to apply two thin coats of shellac, then size paper or pallet over them. Two thin coats are better than one heavy coat to prevent peeling.
A home economics notice advises moderate heat and careful timing when frying eggs. Use fat lightly to prevent smoking and scorched flavors, cook slowly on low heat, and avoid overcooking the whites. Butter and drippings yield flavorful results, including egg dishes, sandwiches, and garnishes for soups or spinach.
The article notes towns now offer city like amenities while losing few conveniences. Growth centers along state roads bring rail, bus and auto traffic, commerce chambers, country clubs, golf courses, pools, and radios expanding entertainment and social life.
Cleaning up the premises is the first step in improving appearance and health. Regular painting and varnishing prevent deterioration and costly repairs, seal wood pores, keep out germs, insects and decay, and can be done on a rotating schedule to avoid heavy expenses while keeping the home looking first class.
Charles Sut ter Bird Jr chair of the Massachusetts committee argues nature beauty is essential to human life and that dangers from industrialization threaten nature’s vistas. He says global problems unite nations and urges large scale mobilization to curb the ravages on the view of nature.
Workers must install strong wire cables high in trees to prevent branch breakage during wind storms. Proper weight, wind strain, wood strength, and branching are essential for safety. The task requires trained men and practical risk reduction for summer and winter storms.
An advertisement extols concrete driveways as a valued yard feature. It claims enhanced beauty and curb appeal, safe all year access to streets, and increased property value regardless of home size or lawn space.
Properly cared for trees endure nearly forever while neglect leads to decline similar to a person who avoids needed medical attention. Diewster follows.
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