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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
6
A fashion column by Julta Dottomley surveys sheer frocks and sheer hats, detailing fabrics like dotted Swiss and chiffons, the palette browns and yellows, and accessorizing with white rad shoes. It notes design elements, textures, and seasonable looks, highlighting translucent fabrics and summer ensembles.
An instructional overview explains how shoulder width affects garment fit and balance. It notes that broad shoulders require proportionally shaped panels to avoid a top heavy look, and suggests tailoring the fabric to enhance the chest and torso while maintaining a natural silhouette.
A 1900s style note discusses preparing a leg of lamb for roast and cold cuts. It describes boning, exposing the leg bone for stuffing or sewing the thigh together, and suggests ways to roast or carve to improve yield. It references US Department of Agriculture advice and includes step by step notes and cautions.
A scrambled report describes a U S Department of Agriculture campaign testing mouth wash preparations found in interstate trade. Less than 100 samples passed, two contained bacteria. tests showed many would not prevent kerat growth and could cause harm including stomach issues and tuberculosis risks.
An awkward passage promotes household tips and social harmony through guidance on laundry care and avoiding friction. It urges parents to foster pleasant gatherings and family unity while describing product usage and stain removal methods.
Reminiscent 1909 Western Newspaper Union dietary writing includes Ice Box Cookies with two thirds cup suet maple sugar and nuts, Devil's Food Cake with bitter chocolate and brown sugar, custards with cheese and meringue, fish loaf tips, asparagus with mock hollandaise, and general dessert guidance for summer.
A child named Harry travels with Cosmo through a wandering procession of stars and ancient legends. They discuss the Great Bear circus, the Great Tinar, and the Alepherds of old, learning how wonders rise in the sky and why some tales endure.
The United States Department of Agriculture suggests a spaghetti dish with asparagus. Cook pasta, steam or cut asparagus, make a light sauce with milk and butter, layer with crumbs, bake until golden brown for a simple, flavorful meal.
A man shelters his partner from rain by holding an umbrella over her as they walk. The gesture aims to keep her hat dry and intact after the ceremony or outing.
A historical summary notes the U S Department of Agriculture urging diets for all ages, especially children, to include multiple vitamin rich foods. It lists citrus fruits, tomatoes, and other produce as good sources of vitamin C, along with meats, dairy, and sprouts, and discusses storage, cooking, and historical testing of vitamin content.
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