26 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1929
Page
1
Vogue for tweed dominates autumn and winter wear with coats ensembles and street frocks from French couturières. White highlights on browns greens and wines appear in new 1929 tweeds often paired with fur trims. Kathryn Crawford models a black and white plaid tweed coat as tweed coats gain prestige through luxe materials.
Cake making is a field where American housewives still prefer home made goods. Bakers lead bread but cakes remain mostly home produced. Baking specialists say bakers must produce tasty, affordable cakes and persuade housewives that shop cakes can equal or surpass home baking.
This clipping offers practical guidance on nutrition and kitchen care. It notes eggs as a balanced protein source, cottage cheese as a meat substitute for summer, and advises calm meals for children to aid digestion. It also gives storage tips for parsley and silk dresses and a method to preserve nutrients in green vegetables by brief boiling.
A United States Department of Agriculture guide on early eating habits for children. It discusses forming healthy dietary preferences in infancy, introducing varied fruits vegetables cereals gradually, and progressing from liquids to solid foods with step by step chewing development. Regular meals with minimal distractions are advised.
In a playful dialogue two mountain lions discuss their dual names the mountain lion and puma family and wonder what others would ask about what they know. They boast of agility climbing swimming and quickness while considering how to respond if pressed about their knowledge.
The United States Department of Agriculture suggests rolled and fancy cream cheese sandwiches with watercress spread and cheese mixes. Possible spreads include chow chow chili sauce pickle mixes and nut cream, with parsley lettuce spring onions chives radishes cucumbers and celery as complements. Salt lemon dulce and herbs improve flavor while preparing these spreads.
A brief Detroit News aphorism urges cheer while noting the hardest misfortunes are those that never arrive. The remark emphasizes resilience and cautious optimism in the face of potential hardship.
A fragment on fish Friday and various kitchen tips guides readers through fresh, canned, and smoked fish options, plus a coffee making primer. It covers halibut recipe, celery and tomato sauce ideas, and cautions about boiling coffee, favoring drip methods and proper grind size.
A dense schedule lists Sept 29 to Oct 5 broadcast times across NBC Red Blue and Columbia networks. Programs include National Sunday Forum Lehigh Coal Company Maj. Bowes Family Party DOrsay Light Opera Hour Amos n Andy Ida Bailey Allen Nat Farm and Home Hour and many others with varied 1:30 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. slots and multiple daily repeats across networks.
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