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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1923

Page

2

Children's party frocks and dainty accessories rise in fashion

The piece notes georgette party frocks in rose petal pink and two color schemes, with ribbons, caps, and lace trimmings. It highlights handbags, rosettes, bows, and geometric plaiting, plus bright mid winter party wear for girls and upcoming color trends like red, Havana brown, and cobalt blue. It discusses party culture, children's wardrobes, and decorative accessories.

Georgette Charlotte Corday Jace Havana Gentlan

Roses, Lilac, and March in Martha Haskell Clark Verse

A short poem by Martha Haskell Clark from 1923 titled The Kitchen Cabinet reflects on winter fading into early spring. It contrasts white frosty roses with remembered blooms and hints at garden dreams and lilac promises near a gate and fountain.

Venison Recipes From Classic Cookery Notes

Describes venison preparation methods including saut�ed venison steaks with Cumberland sauce venison cutlets and roast venison variations. Gives steps for fruit glaze with orange juice currants and brown sauce, plus roast leg venison seasoned with vinegar ginger onion cloves and peppercorns.

Willam Dunn’s Street Reflections On Hill and Stream

Poem fragment explores urban clamor vs distant thoughts. The speaker, Willam Dunn, wanders streets among streams and hills seeking mental escape and inspiration. Abstract lines mix street noise with pastoral imagery to contrast modern life and nature.

Willam Dunn

Dishes and Desserts From Good Things For The Table

A collection of kitchen notes with chicken broiled and glazed, French Macaroon Cream molded with gelatin and chocolate, Molded Salmon baked with salmon and egg whites, and Richmond Corn Cakes using corn and milk. Each recipe includes simple steps and serving ideas.

Cadillac Chicken Richmond

The Wolfer of the Plains A Kiowa Tragedy and Vengeance

In 1861 on the Kansas plains a wolf hunter named John S Kell from Granby Missouri faced Kiowa warriors led by Satanta. Kell killed one warrior and wounded another before using his last cartridge to die by his own hand. Kiowas later suffered four deaths among squaws and five warriors after poisoned buffalo meat.

Ccf John S. Kell Grant Satanta Wolfer John Kel Gran

Hypo-Cod Promoted as Health Builder and Cleanser

Daily more people learn Hypo-Cod’s claimed health benefits for weak systems, coughs, indigestion, and stomach trouble. Ada Line Holmes of Jackson Michigan shares she regained appetite, strength, and weight after using Hypo-Cod, praise repeated by druggists recommending it widely.

Adaline Holmes Jack Son Mich Adv

Peppery Major Confronts Slow Play At Golf Medal

The major, eager to win the club medal, grew irate as a woman strolling with a baby blocked his pace on the fairway. He called to hurry, only to be met with a sharp retort about his attire and the baby’s presence.

Battle at Wagon-Box Corral transforms Indian fight into white victory

In August 1867 near Sheridan Wyoming, 32 woodcutters and soldiers repelled 3000 Sioux led by Red Cloud. Capt James W Powell used wagonbox barricades and breech-loading rifles to sustain a brutal defense, with 3 killed and 5 wounded against Indian losses exceeding 1,137. Sioux called it Bad Medicine Fight.

Sheridan Wyo Red Cloud W. J. Fetterman Fort Phil Kearney Piney Island James W. Powell Powell Corral Red- Cloud

Hobson's Choice in winter advice exchange

A humorous exchange centers on winter plans as a doctor suggests travel south for warmth but the couple cites cost. The wife asks for an affordable alternative, the husband points to money, and the doctor quips about wearing more clothes.

Hobson Boston Transcript

Cascarots Liver Remedy Ad Appears In Brief

An old ad item promotes Cascarets liver and bowel cure at 10c a box claiming relief from billousness constipation and indigestion. The snippet includes stray quotes from a Boston Transcript exchange and a laundry tip mentioning Red Cross Ball Blue and soap.

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