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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
6
Read about midsummer bathing attire for women as garments shift from cotton to woolen fabrics. The piece highlights simple practical pieces like checked and plain gingham, noting the evolving bathing dress away from cotton toward heavier fabrics that linger in use.
The article surveys summer fashion with sprightly taffeta trims and checked silks on pew arrivals, praising the season’s millinery. It highlights wide brim hats, airy braids, pastel colorways, and decorative features in silks, taffeta, and organdie, plus varied bathing suits with knee-length knickers and tunics, noting sun protection and fashionable neck lines.
Fresh cabbage and green pepper star in a Pepper Cabbage Salad with cream dressing. Also includes Tapioca Delight, Club Sandwich, Waffles, Angel food dessert, Honey Ger Cakes, Hamburg steak tips, Peanut Butter Luncheon Toast, Apple Bread, Lemon Potato Pie and Lima Beans en Cassisate with bacon and onions.
Agricultural progress in Canada is portrayed as a professional, educated field with crop rotation, land preservation, and government and railway education driving improved yields. The piece notes many farmers are not sons of farmers, yet city transplants who study and apply modern methods often reach higher honors, while the nation promotes farmer education through colleges, experiment stations, and literature.
A woman on the Aquitania converse with her granddaughter via megaphone on the Southampton quay as the ship sails away. The dialogue centers on missing spectacles and a playful exchange about returning them. The exchange ends with affectionate farewells and a quip about possessions and self-persuasion.
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