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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
3
A fashion description highlights a one piece dress with a joined bodice and skirt in two materials, crepe de chine blouses, and coatee style with satin and fur trims. It notes generous long lines, velvet and matelasse fabrics, and a gathered blouse hip band with a V neck and plain crepe de chine vestee.
The text describes long coats paired with striped tweed skirts showing colors from collars and pockets. It notes fall blouse trends including coatee blouses with shawl collars and sur-face finishes, knitted silk fabrics with minimal decoration, and embroidered hip and sleeve bands highlighting new fashion inspirations.
Poem excerpt by Edgar Guest from 1922 emphasizes faith as a bridge between the living and the departed. It asserts faith in dreams strengthens resolve against doubt and hardship, urging perseverance to conquer odds. The verse reflects consolation and courage through belief.
A collection of dessert and salad ideas featuring pineapple and walnut mixtures, spiced walnuts, sponge cake with cream filling, and elderberry pie. Also includes a nostalgic verse about garden flowers by Edgar Guest, with references to morning glories, pansies, violets, bleeding hearts, columbine, hollyhocks, and summer memories.
A historical recipe note outlines several gelatin based beverages. Grape juice with ginger ale is mixed for a zesty drink, with variations including coffee marshmallow cream, fruit jelly, milk jelly, and whey punch using gelatin, sugar, juices, and optional dairy components.
A USDA study of 10 870 cows across 64 associations finds fall freshening often yields higher milk and butterfat. December cows led in income over feed cost, with October and November following, though regional exceptions apply and uniform supply can be beneficial in some markets.
The 1922 U S celery crop totals 16 as equivalent 18 percent higher than 1921. Florida starts early with 5498 cars, California leads with 5000 cars, Michigan 4648, New York 4527, New Jersey 1150, Ohio 575, Colorado 500, Pennsylvania 246. Florida acreage rose to 2670, late-state acreage to 14106, yields per acre mixed but slightly higher in late states.
Standard bred hens lay more eggs than mongrels and inherit higher egg production. Connecticut and New Jersey contests show 162 and 168 eggs per pullet respectively. Breeding mongrels to standard bred males greatly raises offspring egg output across generations, with notable increases from 104 to 207 eggs per year. Uniform stock improves appearance and market value.
Alfalfa hay serves as food for breeding or fattening sheep. Finer cuttings reduce waste and improve intake. Experiments show 1m ket mutton possible on alfalfa alone, but a small grain supplement with roughage yields more economical gains. A little grain with hay benefits breeding stock.
Wisconsin Experiment Station notes silos raise corn feed value from 25 to 30 percent and save frosted or imperfect corn. It insures against drought pastures, provides juicy winter feed, and offers cheaper storage since three tons of silo fodder equal a ton of good hay while reducing required acres.
The article urges gardeners to destroy remaining pests by cleaning up trash weeds and old stalks. It notes that burning harboring sites and a final plowing will expose more insects to frost and reduce damage. Spraying next season remains, but cleanup lowers overall injury.
Timothy seed is cheaper this fall and 60 pounds per acre should be sown liberally. Sow clover seed in spring to build soil, as the combination of timothy and clover gives a hard to beat hay and pasture mix.
An extensive and costly house for the poultry does not necessarily mean better stock. Often the owner’s pride lies in the house and surroundings rather than the poultry itself.
Advice on oiling harness before cold weather to ensure oil penetrates leather. Properly lubricated leather lasts longer than dried out cracked leather, preventing water intrusion.
The bureau of animal industry reports 50 to 75 daily inquiries on poultry raising since early year. USDA division of publications distributes record poultry literature, with over 80 general bulletins and many technical works covering breeds management incubation and brooding.
Limberneck is a neck muscle paralysis in birds caused by decayed flesh and poisons such as arsenate of lead. There is no cure. prevention rests on disposing of dead chicks and animals by burial or burning to stop spread.
Fowls intended for market should be penned in small enclosures and not allowed free range since they will waste flesh. Do not feed fattening birds green food at any time. Commercial feeders place birds in crates and keep them there throughout the fattening process.
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