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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
3
Suffering from stomach trouble and underweight, readers are urged to try Tanlac. The ad cites Mrs. O D Flaherty of Lynchburg Virginia reporting her son gained twenty pounds after treatment. It claims Tanlac helps digestion and nourishes the body, with millions testified.
The matron of a large city hospital notes that many delicate girls enter nursing and grow strong through regular life. She adds that those who dislike authority are more likely to use it.
USDA Circular 229 advises wild rice grows in shallow lakes and streams and has ornamental value. Seed viability favors moisture during storage rather than dryness, with dealers guaranteeing proper storage. Principal use is as feed for waterfowl and wildlife.
United States Department of Agriculture notes that county and state fairs will feature excellent livestock and poultry displays. Breeders emphasize observing breeds, conformation, and feeding methods, with animals purchasable at fairs though usually better to buy directly from breeders. Exhibition prep raises prices for display stock.
The article explains wild rice growth in shallow water, seed panicles two feet long, and harvesting by canoe. It notes spring sowing preferred to avoid bird consumption, range from Lake Winnipesaukee to the Gulf, and traditional Indian methods in Minnesota and Canada. The U.S. Department of Agriculture examines cultivation and forage potential and offers circulars by mail.
Before starting the motor truck, ensure the spark lever is fully retarded and the gears are in neutral. Cranking with the spark lever advanced or in gear risks backfire, injury, and serious property damage. Safety prevents costly lawsuits.
A fashion note cites black crepe gowns with heavy silver embroidery as leading trends. It mentions French openings, conservative guidance from a New York Times authority, and a three piece ensemble with a metallic girdle and wrap.
The article highlights silver on black as a striking gown contrast, with limited silver and much black creating artistic effect. It notes bright hats, flower-trimmed and black lace hats, patent leather trimmed black suede pumps, and red coral flame gowns beaded or plain. Canton crepe in gray beige and chiffon pieces feature, with crepe de chine capes and paisley jackets making bold statements.
The article highlights coats made from pliable silks and satins with high sheen and vivid linings. Colors include navy black and wood brown, focusing on luxury and practical everyday style.
The long-skirt vogue boosts demand for petticoats. The newest designs feature hand-painted bright flower motifs.
When sewing on tricolette hold the material in a heap in your lap. If laid out flat it is very apt to stretch.
The article explains optimal silage harvesting timing to balance growth and feed value. For Indian corn cut just before kernel glazing. for Dent varieties cut after the dent is well formed to ensure good packing and minimize spoilage.
The article discusses differing opinions on what constitutes veal and explains agricultural authorities classify calf carcasses under 200 pounds with light colored fine-grained flesh as veal. It notes heavy calves are sometimes treated as beef and outlines the criteria used.
The New York Times notes white organdie and cream batiste dominate handome gowns with lace, while black dresses keep trimming from organdie and frocks. Wide cuffs, plaited cuffs, motre waists, and beaded belts add daintiness as designers push for picturesque sleeve and waist details.
A crochet pattern describes a boudoir cap made from one chain stitch with coarse silk and large loops. The loops form a coarse diamond net over a net foundation and are finished with a shirred blue ribbon band.
The article describes new hand bags and vanity cases in patent and dull leather. Some watches are rimmed with plain metal, others feature rhinestone settings.
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