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Newspaper

Pendleton Times

Location

Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1923

Page

3

Tailored sports coats and summer blouses rise in school fashion

Readers are advised to prepare for school outfitting in midsummer with tailored sports coats featuring bold buttons and sporty-urban lines. The article notes diverse fall styles including long coats, straight-line silhouettes, pile fabrics, and intricate embroidery on blouses and coats.

Thrifty Housekeepers Plan To Can Or Dry Surplus Vegetables

Agricultural guidance outlines drying methods for surplus garden produce using ovens racks or dedicated driers. It details materials for a five tray dryer, including uprights lath shelves and canvas, plus assembly steps to fit over stoves or furnaces and prevent heat loss.

United States Department of Agriculture

Warm weather meat salads guidance from USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture suggests meat salads as a hot weather option for lunch or supper. Use cold leftover beef pork veal or lamb cut into cubes with cucumber celery radishes or onion, season well, and optionally mix with oil and vinegar. Serve on lettuce or shredded cabbage with mayonnaise or boiled dressing.

United States Department of Agriculture

Howehold Cleaning and Food Tips From a Past Page

The article offers household advice on stain removal using alcohol and a Swiss chard onion mix, keeps linen white with blue tissue paper, and suggests cooling lettuce and celery in the ice box. It notes cold crispness aids appetites and praises aluminum pots for durability and heat retention. It also suggests lemon juice and cloth for cleaning lacquer work.

Woman’s Preparation for Higher Work Demands

A reflective quote on a woman’s ongoing self improvement to meet greater duties. Mabie notes she not only performs current tasks with skill but continually prepares for more exacting and challenging roles.

Hamilton W. Mabie

Summer Pie Variations and Vintage Recipe Fragments

A collection of traditional pie recipes describes cherry strawberry blueberry and pineapple fillings with crust methods and finishing touches. The text includes instructions on crust lining juices retention and a meringue topping for pineapple pie. It closes with a quoted poem celebrating beauty and endurance.

Cooking For Warm Weather From A Homemaker’s View

The article offers hot weather kitchen and wardrobe advice for cooks who are wives mothers and managers. It suggests cool undergarments lightweight dresses loose slips and breathable shoes. It recommends cold baths to start the day and a lighter dinner schedule with salads fresh vegetables and chilled desserts.

Kipling to Baldwin's Cousin and War Time Prices

London correspondent notes the family ties of Prime Minister Baldwin to four daughters of Rev G B Macdonald, linking to Rudyard Kipling and Sir Edward Burne Jones. Mentions wartime price doubles for cotton and linen and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product.

Kipling Baldwin Mr. Baldwin G. B. Macdonald Lockwood Kipling Rudyard Kipling Edward Poynter Royal Academy Edward Burne-Jones B. W. Macdonall Wesleyan Methodist Conference London

Linseed Oil Industry Production in 1921 Compared

Statistics show linseed oil product value from establishments at 71 032 000 in 1921 versus 120 638 000 in 1919 and 44 883 000 in 1914, a 41.1 percent drop from 1919 to 1921 but a 583 percent rise from 1914 to 1921. Other chief value products yielded 8 002 000 in 1921, 2 889 000 in 1919, and 1 286 000 in 1914.

Why Take Laxatives Find Safer Natural Lubricant Remedy

An eminent medical authority warns against pills and salts that only provide temporary relief and risk permanent injury. The ad promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant that aids regular bowel movements without gripping, claiming it is harmless, non medicinal, and used in leading hospitals.

Plea for the Wild Flowers

The real naturalist favors leaving wild flowers in place to be enjoyed in rocky glens and beside streams. Cultivated flowers belong in homes, while wild varieties should remain in nature, as argued by B. O. Longyear of Colorado Agricultural College.

Hothouse B. O. Longyear Colorado Agricultural College

Castoria Endorsed by Physicians for Generations

Historic ad notes Fletcher's Castoria as a harmless teething substitute used for over 30 years. Claims no narcotics and carries proven directions on each package with physician recommendations and genuine signature.

Fletcher

The Limit Exceeding the Feed Limit Ends an Argument

A humorous exchange compares a husband’s injury to a feed limit in a wry life observation. The dialogue mocks pride and the depreciation of one’s mark in the world, ending with a sharp social quip.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Letter

A reader from Keeseville New York reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The testimonial praises the products for easing symptoms and improving health.

Keeseville N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Erie Iran E.pinkhamn

My Picture on Every Package PDQ

An Owl Chemical Works ad offers P D Q a chemical to eliminate bed bugs roaches fleas and ants with proper use it kills eggs and stops future generations A 3c package yields a quart patent spot in hard to reach places Special Hospital size costs 2 50 makes 5 gallons Druggists can supply or order by mail Terre Haute Ind

Owl Chemical Works Terre Haute Ind

Two Months Only For Delta Survey Mapping

In the Mississippi delta a seaplane survey faces strict timing due to weather. Mapping flights can occur only in May and October, constraining a planned atmospheric study and geographic measurements.

Mississippi Delta

He Seeing Is Believing and The Unsaid Belief

A curious exchange contrasts sight with belief as a speaker claims to see yet doubts the other's truth. The dialogue hints at themes of perception trust and skepticism within a brief exchange.

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