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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
7
Clever French designers push bold hues in cretonnes for midsummer dresses hats and accessories. From baby caps to chemise gowns, the fabric blends art oriental motifs and tropical plumage with affordable appeal, while mauve and gray chintzes offer refined alternatives.
Volle Nightgown outlines a fashion shift with net and voile as key materials for nightwear. It highlights embroidered net trims on gowns, curved neckline and armhole cutouts, a satin liben girdle, and full floor-length silhouettes reflecting upcoming style trends.
A quirky note suggests pairing lavender pink blue or Juda parasol fabrics with chiffon. It advises melting colors together, choosing a milliner to supply a small fruit motif, and attaching it near the edge or midsection for a stylish, tangy contrast.
The article describes making gesso ball or oval shapes for hatpins by mixing gesso powder with water to a putty stiffness, shaping with plain hatpin heads, painting in water colors or enamel tones, drying with lacquer to a brilliant, durable finish.
Hair and veil pairing advice suggests matching coppery hair with russet vell and black or violet veil for black hair. For medium brown hair with gray, choose a gray veil to complement. The guidance aims for a harmonious overall effect in appearance.
USDA specialists explain how flavor texture fat distribution and exercise impact table quality in poultry. Caponizing aging exercise feeding and fat distribution alter tenderness and taste. avoid onions or wild garlic to prevent sulfur compounds spoiling flavor.
Lincoln County demonstrations compare digging pulling and burning stumps to find cheapest option. Farmers and agent select burning when stumps are far from towns. digging and boring noted as slower and less effective.
The text notes a rising use of a substance to sweeten or soil effects has led to a nine-year scarcity affecting the Middle West market. It cites increased demand and possible supply constraints impacting local trade and prices.
The USDA notes milk production ranges from three pints to two quarts daily, with two quarts a good yield and three quarts excellent for seven to ten months. Good does may yield eight to fifteen times their weight in milk per lactation, while exceptional goats reach eighteen times. Goats' milk serves drinking and cooking needs but is less suited for butter though cheese production remains common, especially in Europe.
Caution against overplanting radishes and lettuce as they mature. Radishes can become hot and tough and lettuce may bolt producing bitter leaves and seed stalks, making harvests unpalatable.
A rural merchant notes a want list for needed items. The farmer uses a similar jotting method to record odd jobs and tasks to be completed. The system helps track requests and assign tasks efficiently.
A readable fragment discusses keeping hens comfortable in winter with a cool, comfortable place, good food, sunshine and fresh air as defenses against disease. It mentions fighters against illness and the importance of a warm location.
Favorable weather across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta signals a bountiful harvest with record wheat yields expected. Corn and sunflowers gain ground as farmers embrace mixed farming and silo construction accelerates, boosting cattle dairy and grain sectors. Regular reports from Prairie provinces highlight strong crop progress and expanding agricultural infrastructure.
Dr Betcliere of the French Academy of Medicine recommends wearing lead lined gloves and goggles with salt spoons, handling radium with pincers, and using lead tainted tables. He is developing a lead shield for the heart and lungs and urges operators to wrap in thin lead sheets for protection.
A fragmented note comments on fish scales and bathing attire in a humorous, quirky line. It mentions Tunhite and Bowen but lacks clear context or full facts.
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