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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
2
The article notes designers of children’s clothing drawing from playful ideas as kids emerge from babyhood. It mentions mothers and designers embracing practical play outfits like smocks and straight trousers with charming, whimsical touches.
The article describes tan covert riding coats with tan and white checked breeches, mannish blouses for habit wear, and a range of fabrics from wash silk to drill and madras for children. It notes simple embroidery, white collars, cross stitch, and dressy touches like plaited bosoms, winged collars, and bow ties, finishing with black leather boots and sailor hats.
A brief page fragment presents a poem excerpt from The Kitchen Cabine Th. Copyright 1922 by the Western Newspapers Union. The quoted verse by J. W. Riley speaks of hidden heartache behind smiles and a rainbow within rain.
Bran can be mixed with dry cereals with little taste change. Recipes include Bran Layer Cake and Bran Jelly, plus a delighful clabber dessert for children. A child’s luncheon with whole wheat bread and butter suits adults as well. Rhubarb Pudding uses bread and rhubarb with nutmeg for a warm dish.
A cooked-egg mushroom dish, corn fritters, and curried eggs appear alongside a long dog memoir by Buddy the dog. The narrative blends home kitchen tips with a cheerful canine’s perspective on his doctor-master and daily routines near a city office and beach outings.
A collage of short quips and ads notes: a judge quote about marriage banter, electricity growth in America, laundry bluing by Red Cross Ball Blue, a telephone booth joke, and Cuticura skin care tips. The snippets reflect era humor and consumer products.
In a courtroom scene a judge grants a divorce and the couple share a kiss as parting friends discuss propriety. The dialogue questions whether public displays are acceptable when both parties will marry others.
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