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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
2
A fashion notes piece describes at home sewing for a net vestee with jabot and collar, organdie sets with white borders, and decorative embroidery. It notes evolving dress trends including longer skirts, varied sleeve styles, and new materials like crepe satin and tricotine with muted color palettes and metallic trims.
A Western Newspaper Union item describes a charming organ die piping trim for kid gowns. Folded piping with floss loops creates a decorative edge, shown on taffeta and organdie combinations. Contrasting color schemes such as cherry floss on green organdie or orange with brown give cheerful effects.
Report summarizes twelve commonly cited sources of disease spread from the USDA inquiry. Unrestricted range, shared drinking pools, untested cattle, nosing at fence lines, poor housing, feeding milk from infected animals to calves and hogs, trading untested cattle, carcasses eaten by dogs and hogs, breeding to a common bull, serving cows outside the herd, and unhealthy conditions such as drafty barns and underfeeding.
Poem fragment mentions dew drops and a warm south breeze with a plea for mutual aid.
A collection of household hints on lamp maintenance stove repairs and cleaning methods. It covers wick care stamps peeling, wallpaper repair, gelatin an egg substitute for cake, wringer use, curtain rods, ham preservation, rust removal, children's sewing, mayonnaise repair, and a decorative home craft project ending with a quotation about the value of home.
The piece extols raw foods as preventing common ailments and promoting vigor. It claims thin people gain weight, skin improves, and digestion, taste, and sleep are enhanced by carefully prepared raw meals. It recalls childhood garden vegetables and offers salad ideas with cabbage, watercress, nuts, celery and onion.
Health authorities say pure milk comes from clean production not post processing. Chief bacteria sources are unsanitary conditions including dirty stables and cows, careless habits, improper handling, and insufficient utensil cleaning.
Contamination of milk occurs when milk from a diseased cow mixes with the rest of the herd, contaminating the entire batch and rendering it unfit for human or calf consumption.
Local residents debate the value of scrub stock in the neighborhood as costs rise and returns shrink. Some suggest selling or consuming scrubs to offset expenses while others resist market changes.
Monitor the calf for digestive upset and foul odor. If scouring appears, lower feed and treat promptly to prevent worsening.
Agricultural guidance urges farmers to provide cows with ample roughage. The advice stresses letting cattle graze and consume as much forage as they desire to maintain appetite and digestive health.
Mrs. A. M. Burkholder of Wauseon Ohio testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her daughter from backache and fatigue two years ago and allowed her to work again. The letter urges mothers to trust the remedy to correct underlying causes and ease disruptive symptoms.
The Fourteenth century saw hedges planted as land tenure shifted during and after the Black Death. The note explains hedges emerged as a consequence of the societal and agricultural changes of that era.
Michigan boasts about 12,600 tool makers, more than any other state, reflecting a strong manufacturing sector and skilled trades presence across the region.
Witty remark on honesty and commerce plays on the idea that deceit disrupts practical life, suggesting people avoid lies as surely as they avoid stepping barefoot. The line humorously ties truthfulness to footwear.
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