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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
2
The article describes ornate IBRONS and accessories such as boudoir caps, lace headpieces, and wide angora scarfs. It notes methods to craft a cap with taffeta, crinoline, and lace, plus how scarves in wool or silk pair with tailored wear. It highlights elegant wraps and decorative girdles of yarn.
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Practical notes on preserving mushrooms in brine and oil, reviving wilted greens, and extending freshness of parsley and berries. Includes methods for mushroom ketchup, using lettuce and greens in jars, and safe storage in ice chests. Contains Mexican scrambled eggs with roasted peppers, butter preparation, lardoons, and mustard flavors.
A fragment describes cooking steps for salt pork and vegetables simmered in water with milk, plus beet relish and white grape preserves. It lists ingredients like cabbage beets horseradish sugar cayenne and pepper, with canning directions and a note on orange jelly preparation.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns careless invoicing delays and losses in hay shipping. It urges precise bills of lading and invoices naming route, car number, shipment date, bale count and total weight, plus grade and price data when available.
The United States Forest Service urges woodland owners to learn market value before selling timber. Seek local advice, consult state forester or county agent, hire a market-price expert, and create competition among buyers to raise prices. Compare current prices and costs to market. Free Farmers' Bulletin 1210 on measuring and marketing farm timber available from USDA Publications.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges thorough curing in field or sheds before storage. Immature or damaged onions cause decay, while proper curing and handling prevent losses. Store in slatted crates or shallow bins and cool rapidly to 32 to 36 degrees in frost proof ventilated cellars or cold storage.
An Ohio farm spanning 800 acres reported increased corn yields. The record notes higher production per acre and overall gains for the season.
A persuasive ad explains overwork drains energy and clogs blood, causing pale, exhausted workers. It touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as restoring blood richness and oxygen, available in liquid or tablet form, urging readers to look for the product name on packaging.
Mrs Torkins teases Charley about fishing under a tree and decides to improve home life. She reveals she has bought a rubber tree and goldfish to please him. The dialog blends domestic warmth with a hint of whimsy.
Altoona readers report joy after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A mother explains six prior maternal deaths, a successful pregnancy, and a four month old healthy baby. She urges other women with menstrual and related ailments to try the remedy.
A witty exchange reflects a group losing its footing as an analogy for an organization. The quip suggests members did not quit but the group collapsed or disappeared beneath them, highlighting a precarious situation.
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as simple for any woman to dye or tint fabrics from curtains to sweaters. It claims no streaking or running and advises telling the druggist if the fabric is silk or linen. Also notes wartime cotton prices and Cross Blue laundry tips, plus Cuticura remedies and a Raleigh Times mention.
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