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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
7
A reflective line on gender relations suggests women show less bonding with other women than with men. It frames affection and loyalty through a controversial, provocative lens without specifying individuals or events.
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes make home dyeing simple for any fabric from wool to linen. It asserts the product will not spot fade or run, and suggests telling the druggist the fabric type before dyeing. The copy targets women with directions included in each package.
A 20th century kitchen column offers recipes and notes on wholesome eating. It shares tomato cheese toast ideas, tomato jelly salad with gelatin, Mt. Vernon salad with celery and apples, heart shaped cakes, sponge cake decoration, Virginia beaten biscuit, cucumber jelly salad, orange glaze filling, and cherry fluff with gelatin and whipped cream.
Dean Herkel of Lafayette College compares Austria's old four quarterings coat of arms to a cruel social barrier. He likens aristocratic exclusion to a boy stoning a frog and shouting at it, condemning the outdated practice as absurd and barbaric as democratic change takes hold.
Reports from Caswell Training School in North Carolina show dairy cows milk more when exposed to music with a phonograph at milking time. A Mount Everest film record captures Captain Noel and climbers at extreme altitudes. Other items discuss subconscious insight and a color vision point about distinguishing colors.
A humorous dialogue contrasts head nurse and foot nurse lines about decisions. The head nurse says decisions do not always decide while the foot nurse counters with incisions are always inside.
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