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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

6

Topcoat for Autumn Wear Paris Styles in Knitted Coats

Paris fashion notes the autumn knitcoat trend with longer fall coats, jacquard colorings, brushed wool collars, and tailored blouses. It highlights black brown and yellow interwoven patterns on white backs, solid color options, and refined details like plaits, high collars, and V-neck treatments shaping a conservative, elegant look.

Paris

Canning Corn Requires Careful Steps and Timing

USDA guidance warns corn yields the most canning trouble for home canners. It stresses selecting fresh ears, prepping jars, blanching, cutting from the cob, and rapid packing. Processing varies by method, with specifics on hot water and steam pressure times, salt, agar, and post-process sealing.

United States Department of Agriculture

Canning Time Table For Varied Vegetables And Jars

The table lists blanching and canning times for vegetables and fruits for quart jars, with adjustments of plus 80 minutes for two-quart jars and minus 6 minutes for pint jars. It notes that corn, beans, peas and asparagus may require intermittent processing in a hot water bath in the South, over one to one and a half hours on three consecutive days.

United States Department of Agriculture

Floating Island and Trifle in Classic Custard Desserts

The article describes a floating island dessert with stiffly beaten whites atop custard, and explains English trifle layered with almond sponge soaked in flavored custard and topped with jelly and whipped cream. It notes cornstarch blancmange and gelatin desserts may use custard sauce if cream is unavailable.

Northwestern Yeast Co Advertises Foam Product

An OCR fragment lists Northwestern Yeast Co at 1730 N. Ashland Ave in Chicago Illinois and notes Yeast Foam as a product. The text presents a simple business identifier likely from a classified or advertisement page.

Northwestern Yeast Co Ashland Ave Chicago, Ill

Nature Embossed Initials Found on Beech Tree Near Morrisville

An American beech near Morrisville Pennsylvania yielded a natural marvel when a split log showed embossed initials A J D J I D 1889 on one piece and matching impressions on the other. Nature Magazine notes the tree likely sixty seven years old when cut and suggests the bark side pressed into the wood. Henry Moon of Morrisville owns the sections.

Morrisville Nature Magazine Henry Moon

Reforming Drug Victims Provincially Questioned

Noted War Department Surgeon General Ireland discussed reforming drug victims saying it is difficult. He cited a Chinese proverb about uncarved wood to illustrate the challenge of shaping addicts, describing the sensual mouths and weak chins of the victims as part of the image.

Ireland The War Department

Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion

Cuticura Soap cleanses the complexion daily and the Ointment mends the scalp and hands. The fragrant Cuticura Talcum completes the trio, marketed as a daily toilet set for clear skin and soft hands.

Saw the End Near food quote and funeral line

A fragment from a newspaper page shows a humorous exchange about illness and a funeral notice. The quoted dialogue hints at themes of illness and mortality, with a literary aside about love of food. The reference to G B Shaw underscores the quote’s cultural tone.

Dynamo Turns Motor Discovery At Vienna Exhibit

At the 1873 Vienna industrial exhibition an absent minded worker linked an idle dynamo to a live wire. The armature of the idle machine began spinning, proving that a dynamo can convert electricity into mechanical power as well as power into electricity, effectively making it a motor.

Vienna

German Language Becomes Mandatory in Bulgarian Schools

Bulgarian premier announces government decree making German study compulsory in primary and grammar schools next year. The measure aims to promote language education, while critics warn of burdens and cultural concerns.

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Berens Oast Yeast Sarah Nature Rastus G. B. Shaw Chicago Boston Pittsburgh New York Hoke 8. & R. Co Otsego, Mic California Charles L. Hughes Ochsner Sacramento Calif W. N.U Des Moines Portland Cement Association Washington Street
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