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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
3
Theres guidance on thrifty sewing for little girls coats. Describes materials, simple needlework, and common patterns from New England households. Notes coats vary in style with cape options and pocket details, emphasizing practical warmth and resourceful worn by families.
A fashion note describes children’s school wear featuring wool skirts and silk waists. It highlights plaid skirts with matching bodices, belts, and ribbons, detailing color combinations and a trend toward masculine tailored suits replacing ornate Parisienne styles for school attire.
A fragmented cooking guide lists recipes and techniques for meals, including stuffed potatoes, white sauce, fusion salads, apricot ice cream, steamed coffee pudding, sardine canapes, and fruit cocktail. It preserves period cooking language and centers on stepwise preparation tips and servings.
In a whimsical newspaper fragment Princess Fairy Pwithet Toit and Mr Robin converse as Sun and Moon discuss messages and sleepy talk. The pair exchange polite goodnights and praise for the work, with a cheerful, childlike tone and fantastical names throughout the dialogue.
The Kentucky coffee tree is described as a remarkable American forest tree by American Forestry Magazine. It may reach about 100 feet tall and is found across a broad portion of the eastern United States though it remains one of the rarest in the region.
A teacher asked John to define a word, receiving an affirmative reply. The class then attempted a sentence, but the response revealed misunderstanding of the word and led to a correct but awkward sentence about meaning and intent.
New Yorkers recall a witty duel over an artesian well that made Joseph Choate and Chauncey M. Depew the center of attention. The discussion touches on the method of bringing surface water, the well’s claimed success, and the broader Navy and political implications of such engineering feats.
The description praises Grape-Nuts as wholesome cereal promoting normal digestion absorption and elimination. It highlights energy rich wheat and malted barley as main components and recommends a breakfast or lunch dish as a wholesome rule to follow.
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