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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
6
A United States Department of Agriculture guide urges fall cleanup and soil prep to protect winter crops and accelerate spring planting. It recommends storing bean poles, clearing debris, preventing soil washout, sowing green cover crops, and plowing or spading in manure to enable earlier, fresher vegetables like peas beets lettuce and onions.
When you store a plow for the season, apply axle grease to the point moldboard and moldboard edge then cover with dry dust. The coating keeps grease from drying and reduces wear, saving time and effort when plow time returns.
In displays you will find two blouse ideas to pursue. A colored crepe blouse with a white collar and cuffs, beads and silk stitching, designed to pair with an over-the-skirt style. The pattern emphasizes bead trim and simple over-the-skirt options for the seamstress.
Background fashion note describes a tight velour coat for Mary with a versatile light color palette tan gray or beige. It highlights a generous silhouette long flaring sleeves large buttons corded seams silk embroidery straw motifs and a scarf collar ending in a tassel.
Scattered among new acquaintances in spring suits we meet old friends. One wearer showcases a navy poker twill ensemble with a long coat and skirt silhouette. Novel loose strap trim adds interest, with silt braid bands at the waist and six hall buttons to fasten and adorn the coat.
Out of Russia comes the inspiration for this spirited spring coat. Made from a pov erty mixture, its trim is novel and its sleeves are roomy. The coat features straight ones, large patch pockets, and a wide belt with an original fastening, embodying high points of the new styles.
Centered around Edam cheese shells for macaroni bake and a list of dressings and desserts. Green butter with parsley and anchovy flavor, ribbon salad with pineapple orange and grapefruit, hot rice and milk bake with nutmeg and raisins, sponge cake custard with jam and peanut bristle, all offered with limited instructions and serving ideas.
A reflective note on war's futility contrasts with recipes from a dainty tea room. Featured are Maple Sugar Cream Cake Mix, Cheese Cakes with lemon, Apple Foam, and Creoles eggs baked in tiny tins, all with maple sugar, cinnamon, nuts and light frostings, showing postwar domestic calm.
A rural school in Inws saves water by collecting rain from the roof, filtering through charcoal, sand, and fine gravel, and storing in a brick underground tank. The system yields very cold, colorfully tinted but sanitary drinking water, eliminating the need for distant or absent supplies for students.
The essay argues small town churches foster wholesome activity and reflect American character. It contends small towns nurture brains, enterprise, and energy, producing many leaders found in Who’s Who in America, and that city life draws talents seeking greater opportunity rather than denigrating home virtue.
City planning discusses ownership of streets and ground where homes and businesses stand. It emphasizes municipal responsibility in guiding development and managing property boundaries. The piece highlights the interplay between public rights and private parcels in shaping the urban landscape.
Advert says Cantilever Shoes combine flexibility with fashion. They claim a glove like fit, dressy look, and arches that bend with the foot without visible metal.
Investigation contrasts how modern city planning preserves elements shaping property value with the private home, likening a city plan to a residence. The piece then shifts to a humorous comparison of what a boy carries versus what a woman keeps in her purse, illustrating social and domestic differences.
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