Cape Ensembles Feature Cape Over Short Jacket Styles
Fashion notes from 1908 highlight tweed capes atop short jackets, with self fringe and selvedge trims. Designers experiment with basket cloth weaves, open plaised woolens in beige gray and navy, and irregular hems. The trend includes full length capes, self trimming, and bold color pairings like poppy red.
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Owithi
Western Newspaper Union
Lemons Gain Role as Vitamin Source in Diet
Report cites United States Department of Agriculture findings that lemons are valued for vitamins, not just flavor. It notes lemons contribute to meals in beverages and desserts and feature in sauces for fish and meat, with a long list of uses developed by experts.
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United States
Eank
French Fried Potatoes Easy Home Version
The Bureau of Home Economics offers simple directions for making French fried potatoes at home. Peel and cut potatoes into half inch strips, soak in cold water to remove starch, pat dry, then fry in hot deep fat in small batches until golden brown. Drain on paper, salt, and serve immediately for crisp results.
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Bureau of Hone’ Economics
Atkiblis
Fraternity Names and Greek Letter Appellations
The usual college practice is to select an English name reflecting the fraternity’s ideals character. This name is translated into Greek, and the initial Greek letters form the fraternity’s appellation. The name is known only to members of the fraternity.
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Baring College
Argatic
Systematic Spring Cleaning Guide from Rome Bureau
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin promotes year round simple washable curtains and steady basement maintenance to reduce spring cleaning. It advises a definite weekly plan, removing clutter from closets, covering items before cleaning, and sweeping from top to bottom with attention to radiators and heating vents for cleaner living spaces.
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Bureau of Rome Economics
United States Department, of Agriculture
Orst
Fairy Tale for the Children by Mary Graham Bonner
A whimsical tale features Grandfather Elm and a young elm as they discuss longevity, weather shade, and springtime care. Grandfather Elm recalls illness and recovery, praise from people who saved him, and how the care improved his condition. 1918. Western Newspaper. Overcome Physical Hs Elizabeth Parrett, before she married Browning, spent long years on her couch.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Elizabeth Parrett
Browning
Recipes That Are Liked By Nellie Maxwell
A fragment from a 1988 Western News saver Calon recipe piece lists dishes and dressing ideas. It includes fruit salad dressing directions, molded cheese salad with gelatin, mint cups with cider, Vietnamese spice cakes, yoke rings, and assorted fruit garnishes. The text showcases garbled OCR with numerous spelling errors but preserves dish names and basic steps.
Practical Household Tips From a Fragmented Page
A damp clean sponge is praised for lint removal better than brash methods. Advice covers garment ease with large buttons, rug care to avoid wear, glue tape for household fixes, and substituting cocoa for chocolate in cake.
Phonograph Alarm Clock Invades Morning Wakeups
A new alarm clock blends a phonograph with a waking device. Rather than a harsh ring, it plays music such as I Don’t Care If You Never Come Back or Everybody Wants the Key to My Cellar. The novelty promises gentler awakenings for late risers.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Goldenrod eggs in white sauce from the USDA
The Bureau of Home Economics outlines a method to serve eggs in a white sauce, including reheating halved eggs or separating whites and yolks. Instructions cover sauce preparation, toast plating, seasoning, and garnishing with parsley for a warm, elegant dish.
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Mike
Fur from Weasel Family Explains High Cost
The article notes that popular Far Kulinsky fur originates from anitrats of the weasel Fimby native to Si baria and Ching. It states the tawny yellow roler is dyed to inflate fur quality, and that this fur is high grade and expensive.
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Kulinsky
Sibaria
Ching
French cheese trade lines leak into local debate
In a murky OCR fragment, references to cheese from France and Gruyere indicate a trade or culinary topic. Mentions of villages, trains, and Switzerland hint at cross border supply or regional interest, with scant clear facts.
How to Build Up Muscles at Home
A guide to starting simple bed based physical culture to gain muscle and reduce fat. Begin light, ensure no organic disorders, consult a physician if needed, and gradually increase exercise counts while monitoring heart action.
Morning Stretch Instruction Routine
The passage describes a morning stretch routine starting with a lying on back position. It guides raising arms overhead and extending legs with pointed toes, maximizing arm elevation while elongating the body. The routine is named the morning stretch and emphasizes synchronized arm and leg extension.
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Efurt
Morning Stretch Chest Elevation and Leg Raise Routine
A fitness column describes a two part morning stretch. The first exercise focuses on chest elevation with rhythmic counts and arm movements while keeping touch with the thighs. The second adds leg raises synchronized with arm lifts to engage abdominal and upper leg muscles.
Lapel Nick Evolves From Secret Sign and Fashion
A secret sign for supporters of General Moreau in his clash with the Emperor Nepnicon led followers to nick their lapels to form an M. The mark, once covert, grew in popularity and later became a fashion statement.
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Moreau
Nepnicon
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