Three-Piece Suits Forefront In Fall And Winter Styles
A Kansas City Star fashion forecast highlights three piece suits as a leading winter option with matching blouses. JACKET lengths range from wrist to knee, featuring ripple hems and straight backs. Furs and embroideries dominate street costumes and 1880s inspired tailoring appears in dresses and coats with bold collars and ornate trimmings.
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Community Cannery Boosts New Mexico Village Output
A community cannery at Atrisco in Bernalillo County New Mexico, built by about twenty households, yielded $28000 in value from canned and preserved fruits vegetables and meats last year. The project cost around $400 with labor by the men and support from the Housekeepers' Club women.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Corn on Cob Cooking Methods and Related Notes
The article outlines boiled corn on the cob and the traditional roasting method near fires and campfires. It then describes cutting corn from the cob with butter and milk, Maine style prep, and succotash with beans, followed by brief notes on beverage flavor formulas and water quality for drinks and new cassina based cola type beverages.
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United States Department of Agriculture
High Quality Soft Drinks and Fruit Beverage Standards
The Bureau of Chemistry of the United States Department of Agriculture improved fruit beverage quality through research on juice and carbonated drinks. Studies covered nearly every ingredient used by bottlers including sugar acid water flavors and fruit juices with methods to detect genuine versus imitation flavors.
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United States
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Milk Thickened Sauces for Creamed Dishes
The USDA guides using milk in creamed dishes with three sauces thin, medium, and thick. Thin suits milk soups and milk toast. medium covers scalloped and creamed dishes. thick acts as a binding for croquettes and loaves.
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United States Department of Agriculture
The Housewife’s Quick Tips From a Home Kitchen
Practical domestic hints on cooking and cleaning. Do not sweep with dirty brooms. Salt affects bread rising. Use pastry scraps for tart cases. Stew should not cook too fast. Soak bristles in soda solution to stiffen. Soak stained fabrics in rain water to remove stains. Add salt to flour to prevent lumps in gravy.
Fairy Queen Hosts Flower Ball In Moonlit Forest Parody
A whimsical tale shows the Fairy Queen inviting all to a flower costume ball. Moon offers crescent attire while Fairies imitate blue blooms and violets. The feast features Moss Ice Cream, playful jests about Moon indigestion, and a chorus about flowers and happiness.
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Mrs Charles Butler of West Philadelphia reports relief from chronic back and abdominal pains after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says monthly and daily discomfort diminished and strength returned, aided by Liver Pills and the Vegetable Compound. She requests a free copy of Lydia E Pinkham’s Private Text Book on Ailments of Women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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What course do you expect to graduate in
A humorous exchange about graduation timing. The question asks what course is pursued and the response cites graduation "in the course of time" as a witty answer. It preserves a playful nontional tone.
Concrete Road Work Impresses Village Observer
A New York contractor laid a concrete road in a small village while an observant woman watched the reinforcing steel and wire mesh being placed. She told a village trustee the reinforced pavement would be smoother to ride, remarking on the bedding of the concrete.
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New York
Phiady
William
Oxyacetylene Pantograph Advances Metal Cutting Control
The pantograph adapts to the oxyacetylene flame with an electrically driven wheel that follows a pattern and regulates cutting speed by metal thickness. It guides the flame along straight or curved paths, highlighting energy as a key factor. Matthew Arnold cites patience as a success secret.
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Scientific American
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