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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
The piece notes diverse millinery yet recurring shapes like poker-hat descendants. It highlights overblouse dominance, canton crepe hats, and a range of trimmings from flowers to ribbons. Four hats pictured show wide brims, crepe textures, and decorative rosettes across colors and fabrics.
A collection of kitchen guidance and recipes including Smoked Salmon Chartreuse Rice, Summer Soup with fresh tomatoes cucumber and garlic, Raisin Pie with lattice top, Sponge Drops, and Pineapple Tapioca with garnish tips. Contains varied tastes and techniques for daily cooking.
Mrs. Goat praises three fine little goats while Pinky Pig jokes about knowing things well. Broader farm talk follows about wind food, climbing to a distant hill home, and the value of thinking before talking as creatures hum and travel and reflect on meals and journeys.
Quotations on the power of words and ink as a catalyst for widespread thinking. A sharp reflection on how a single line can ignite minds, echoing Byron’s idea that ideas travel far beyond their source. The note emphasizes the enduring influence of written language.
A collection of simple recipes with instructions for an omelet made from mashed potatoes and mashed potato batter, tutti Frutti cheese, marshmallow dessert, macaroon wafers, and a pineapple fluff dessert. Each entry provides steps, ingredient amounts, and basic serving ideas for tea time or casual gatherings.
Bobby is sent to wash his hands and face. His mother notices the dirty water and Bobby explains the water carried his facial dirt as well, humorously deflecting the blame. The exchange highlights a playful misunderstanding from Our Boys.
An arithmetic teacher quizzes her class asks three times eight Johnnie responds twenty four. The teacher commends him with Very good very good indeed and Johnnie exclaims Gee that’s perfect.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a nationwide tuberculosis campaign in livestock. Federal state and county veterinarians plus thousands of accredited vets test herds and manage disease control, with 24,132 fully accredited herds and 332,887 under supervision as of March 1923.
A poorly drained barnyard drains profits through extra work and lose customers. Dirty cows and stables mean mud clogged boots and constant chores. A clean dairy environment strengthens advertising claims for milk sold locally.
A farmer sold a male calf for 35 dollars and later the dam was tested for registry. The yearly record shows the cow produced over 22 000 pounds of milk and 681 pounds of butter. Her next bull calf sold for 300 dollars, illustrating the concrete value of dairy cow testing.
The article notes average milk production per dairy cow in the United States is 3412 pounds annually. It also cites Holland at 7585 pounds, Switzerland at 6850 pounds, and Denmark at 5666 pounds per cow per year.
Advice for dairy keepers emphasizes keeping cows healthy and clean milk. Fall calving, pasteurization of milk from infected cows, and careful use of milk substitutes are highlighted. Creameries value rich cream for efficiency, and dairy hygiene links to public health with tuberculosis noted as a community concern. The piece ends with a quip on old fashion and a stray pharmaceutical name.
German commentators predict that the wave of feminism in America and Great Britain will decline in a few years while urging readers to act promptly.
In a playful exchange a woman imagines being a mermaid and her husband jokes about the danger, noting she would drown if she could not keep her mouth closed after a long talking session.
A vintage advertisement describes Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for painful swollen feet and sore spots. It claims to prevent blisters, ease stings from corns and bunions, and helps break in new shoes. Sold everywhere with free trial package and walking doll offer from Le Roy New York.
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