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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
7
Designers focus on tub frocks for summer wear using organdie voile and dotted fabrics. Morning and wash dresses grow prettier and more varied as demand increases, with attention to practicality and style in everyday wardrobes.
The article describes diaphanous dress fabrics such as voile and dotted Swiss with organdie bindings and embroidery, plus ginghams with checks and bias bindings. It covers wash dresses, decorative trims, and the summer baby layette emphasizing lightweight, comfortable garments, socks, diapers, and simple play outfits.
A fragmented cooking column offers recipes such as asparagus salad with mayonnaise on lettuce, Southern Spoon Bread from corn meal and butter, Chili of Beef with flank steak and beans, Cream Crackers dough, Turkish Mint Paste, and Vinegar Sauce with sugar and nutmeg. It closes with a reflection on character and reputation.
A marine and his girlfriend stroll Broadway in New York when he proposes a staged goodbye kiss paired with a handshake. The plan, meant to avoid public affection, proves popular as they repeat the routine across several blocks during their uptown trip on March 19.
A collage of home recipes appears with Buttered Potatoes Grandmother's Muffins and Caramel Fruit Pudding with step by step instructions. A short note shares Washington Pie and a peanut butter hint. A Mary Jane bantam tale ends with a bird hatch and a clever quip about politics. An advertisement for Red Cross Frill Blue closes the page.
A Fiji Islands chief with a famed lineage and Oxford education stands out for a rich past. He cooked for the RM Corps in France in 1916 and later clerked for the Royal Scotch Borderers, earning a King George bravery medal. Now he has left civilization to live among Fiji islanders and questions if a timer ever humbles a joker.
A London Answers piece recalls an English lecturer calling Thomas Hardy a serious writer while a bohemian club prank funnels celebrities to dial 625 Chiswick only to reveal Wormwood Scrubs prison. The last defense scene features a recruit misanswering what a fortification is with Two identifications, sir.
At a Denver dinner party Marshal Foch mused on politeness. He said France values politeness and compared it to a pneumatic tire. Though it contains only wind, it eases the jolts along life’s highway.
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