Hat fashions rise in crowns and brims this season
A fashion note observes hats and millinery evolve with larger crowns and brims to suit the season. Styles mix straw and satin, with new trims, two tone weaves, and decorative flowers. small hats show quirky shapes while large hats balance elegance with practical wear.
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Delightful Family Automobile Picnic Tips
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article promotes open-air meals during weekend drives. It details packing a single kit with plates napkins and utensils, suggests varied sandwiches salads fruits and desserts, and offers tips on keeping foods cold and safe. It also covers fire safety cooling ice and beverages and urges leaving no litter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Individual Shortcake for Each Person
Instructional note on making per-person shortcakes with a richer biscuit dough, buttered layers, and layered strawberries. Includes washing berries, sugaring, and serving with whipped vanilla cream or plain. Emphasizes hot oven at 450 degrees and assembling so portions split easily.
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Bureau of Home Economies
Jellied Peel Making For Christmas Treats
Readers can make jellied citrus peel from grapefruit orange and lemon for use in fruit cakes plum pudding or as dessert garnishes. The process uses sugar water salt and a 40 gram pack, with careful boiling and rolling to produce tender strips.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of
Planting and care guidance for small fruit crops in home gardens
The article advises well drained humus rich ground with high fertility for small fruit crops. It lists satisfactory varieties and pruning steps for strawberry red raspberry black raspberry purple raspberry currant gooseberry grape. It recommends long rows over beds and specific spacing for each plant type.
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Peune
Certified Trees in Demand by Fruit Growers
The Massachusetts Agricultural Review notes rising demand for true to name apple trees. Nurseries report higher prices for certified stock and more requests for certification as misnamed trees decrease with the seal.
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Massachusetts Agricultural Review
Grapes Stored Successfully in Cold Chamber
Researchers at the College of Agriculture University of Hawaii report grapes can be stored at 40 degrees Fahrenheit for several months. Well ripened fruit free from disease kept in storage at 40 degrees F maintains market quality. red varieties last longer than white, with Brighton 152 days and Delaware 1410. Other varieties include Barry Diamond Herbert Caco Agawam and Vergennes.
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College of Agriculture
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Diamiond Herbert
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Agawam
Vergenhes
Cultivation Guidelines for Fruit Trees and Strawberries
Cultivate fruit trees and all fruit plants from spring earth, with August 1 as a key date. Strawberries require continued cultivation until harvest. Use fertilization when soil lacks fertility and barnyard manure as the preferred fertilizer for all plants.
Oklahoma Dairy Woman Finds Strength Through Lydia Pinkham
In Oklahoma a tired dairy and housekeeper gains health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Cora Short of Oklahoma City reports improved sleep, energy, and confidence, noting weight rise from 115 to 135 pounds after seven bottles.
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A Little Learning Touring European Farms and Sites
Five hundred farmers will sail in July for a Raseville tour of European sites including cathedrals art galleries castles and mountain resorts to study agricultural methods used by European farmers. The trip critiques American farming by contrast noting European farmers stay home while American visitors tour abroad and conclude American farming is successful despite travel.
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America
Old Billiard Association of America Founded in History
The National Association of Amateur Billiard Players of the United States stands as the world’s oldest amateur billiard governing body, tracing its origins to early organizational efforts in the sport.
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National Association of Amateur Tillard Players
United States
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