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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
3
Very Latests reveal long points and sheer skirts with tiers flounces and set in tucks as the main trimming motif. Floating panels, low attached fabrics, and dipping backs redefine the mode away from plain sheath styles. Neck lines soften to shallow profiles with a halter like scalloped edge and a collar at the throat.
A fashion description notes a sheer cobweb gown with a satin corsage and moonlit glow. It highlights a long cape with flowing sides, a filmy silhouette, and delicate satin hose and slippers as final touches. The piece praises the gown’s originality in sleeve and bodice detailing.
A discussion compares hen egg yields from blue ribbon layers to ordinary hens and notes a national contest figure of 182 eggs after UV light use. Also included are breakfast items such as diced pineapple and orange rice, creamed codfish, potato cakes, coffee, and a bacon wrapped croquette recipe.
A collage of kitchen and garden tips including bacon treats baked until crisp, squash cooking steps, peanut butter spread recipe, fabric brightening with ammonia or vinegar, guidance on keeping hens fed, and weed and potato care advice. It preserves practical seasonal farming and home maintenance guidance.
Farm calendar urges trimming and discarding diseased vegetables to ensure neat packs and uniform size. Penn State dairy specialists advise shade and wet covering to keep milk cool during hauling. The text cautions against culling as a substitute for proper flock management and notes concerns about hen care.
The Monroe County executive committee plans the tenth reunion at Oakland Park on the William Penn Highway between Bethlehem and Easton. Cards will be mailed to members. prizes will honor youngest and oldest attendees. Rev. F. E. Shupp to speak. sports and business session included.
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