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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
8
A historical note on colorful edible garnishes for hot and cold dishes. It details patterns, shapes, and color contrasts using vegetables, fruits, and gelatin molds, with examples like fancy leaves, slices, and carved fruit. It discusses ornamental use versus purely decorative purposes and mentions specific color and texture combinations.
An illustrated children tale features talking clocks that discuss time and vanity while preparing a meal. The scenes mix whimsy with reflective humor as clocks debate faces figures and personal growth.
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union recipe collection lists Nellie Maxwell style dishes including chicken and vegetables in aspic with lemon whites, peppercorns, and herbs. It covers ton instantly served salads, French dressing, and assorted fruit and cheese salads with detailed steps and ingredients.
Pattern notes describe a gingham summer dress with a soft ivory check and a comfortable, easy fit. It features a full waist, inverted pleats at the shoulder, darts under the arms, and quiet gathers at the bust. The skirt has a center front slit for walking and a belt at the waist. three quarter sleeves are loose and practical for warm weather.
Fragmentary OCR hints at household tips on ant control in stoves and pantries. Mentions sweetening, frost, and cooking while ants appear. Lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to form a full item.
Former marketing specialist B C Boree of the United States Department of Agriculture notes a growing appetite for vegetables. A year round supply from fresh farm sources is expanding, with lettuce shipments rising sevenfold over a decade and carrots, peas, and cucumbers showing notable gains.
The article surveys a fashion ensemble combining a hat and frock in the same material, noting how trends shift over time. It highlights printed pique and satin textures, mentions color and tone for country wear, and discusses the economic angle of saving and reusing pieces as a practical incentive.
The article describes an electrical seed treatment process with steam steps and surface drying, using a sheet and a high frequency current to sterilize and condition seeds. It notes remarkable results and emphasizes moisture removal and uniform drying prior to final handling.
Willie a fishermale offers a quirky note about a small era hat and family ties. The fragment hints at a domestic scene with odd phrasing and names. The readable elements reference a nurse figure, a brother, and a request involving a hat.
An old Castoria ad urges parents to use the product for infants and children, claiming it relieves constipation and restlessness while warning of dangers of stronger medicines. The copy emphasizes safety and maternal trust, noting Castoria’s ongoing popularity with mothers and availability from druggists.
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