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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
7
The article notes the urban woman’s need for versatile outfits that save time. It highlights double duty suits suitable for country and city wear, emphasizing casual yet neat style with light fabrics for the season.
The article surveys year round fashion in blouses jackets and utility suits emphasizing tweeds tricotine and twill. It notes slim tailoring with minimal decoration and features like bone buttons cross stitch embroidery silk piping and belt details. It calls out sleeveless jackets descendants of last summer’s jumper dress and midsummer wear ready silhouettes for street and leisure.
A 1922 Western Newspaper Union column offers homey recipes and a tasting note. It covers a fried chicken preparation with a lemon herb crust, a coffee cream punch, a Virginia baked ham with peanut butter glaze, buttered asparagus, and southern spoon bread, finished with an evocative dawn-and-harvest verse.
A vintage guide offers economical creations like Fish Pudding from leftover fish with a milk custard, baked in a dish. Summer Soup blends tomatoes cucumbers and garlic, served with croutons. Pineapple Pond mixes pineapple with sugar syrup and lime juice, strained and served over ice. Rhubarb and Strawberry conserve combines berries, rhubarb and sugar boiled to thick, then bottled for storage.
Constable Al La Cunha of Has ward California tames a ten year bee swarm harassing Edward Warren’s shop without a sting. Bees retreat to a tree after La Cunha uses a stick tapped against a can. Shoppers praise his bold act and grant thanks.
University of Wisconsin researchers illuminate plants with 1000-watt lamps to measure respiration and photosynthesis. Plants grow in a room cooled to about 65 degrees Fahrenheit as part of an intensive experiment. A lighthearted aside notes a man who returns with flour in the barrel.
Advert shows Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney trouble. Claims many insurance rejections stem from undiagnosed kidney issues. Says product available at druggists in two sizes, with a 10 cent sample offer to readers.
A-prone juniper near the Masonic home in Elizabeth Pennsylvania is over eighty years old, spans 49 inches in diameter and stands 24 inches high. Its limbs on the ground do not root. The tree earned a Hall of Fame nod from the American Forestry Association in Washington DC. Elizabeth Boy Scouts adopted the tree and fenced it. Nomination was by Judge George B Orlady of the Pennsylvania Superior Court.
Turner theory rises a pniin hope while Teankes Curpre raises wages and Lomson answers. Hatred remains a hard burden for the person who carries it.
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