Peanut Candy and Candy Recipes From 1929 Western Newspaper
A vintage food column shares peanut candy, butter scotch, and chocolate caramels recipes. It lists rhubarb orange filling, orange strawberries, fig soufflé, Ambossa Southern Style, and cabinet pudding methods with steps, ingredients, temperatures, and serving ideas.
Gingham for Children's Wear Outline by USDA Bureau of Home Economics
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture outlines a gingham dress for a five year old with short sleeves and a loose neck, blue and white checked gingham trimming, raglan sleeves for mobility, and practical details like gathered pockets, adjustable hems, and bloomers. It notes fabric options such as zephyr, crepe, broadcloth, and wash fabrics, and adds care tips and fit guidance for growing children with elastic and stitching details.
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United States
Brest
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Bureau of Home Economics
Ciean
Hints for Housekeepers and Food Staples Tips
Household tips cover safe canning reheating home canned fonds, rolling dough for biscuits, and careful towel wringing. Advice on choosing longer towels to prevent cramped storage, plus note dried fruits like apples raisins prunes dates figs peaches and apricots are valuable when fresh fruit is scarce.
Handsome Fabrics Drive New Coat Styles For Spring
Fashion notes praise the separate coat as foundation of smart wardrobes while ensemble outfits spur designers to bolder materials and workmanship. Stinson's coats showcase innovative collars, capelets, and fur trims, with new worsted weaves and self fringed edges in lively basket weave and Napoléon inspired cuts adding modern flair.
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Chile
Stinson
How to Make Croquettes from Beef and Meat Leftovers
United States Department of Agriculture offers a method for croquettes using beef leftovers, roast or steak, or other cooked meat. Form croquettes, dip in egg, roll in bread crumbs, and chill to dry coating before frying in hot oil, two or three at a time, until golden brown.
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Ambossa
United States Department Agriculture
Moon and Sun Share Dream Tale in Daylight
A playful Moon and Sun discuss dreaming and a memorable bad dream. The Moon recalls imagining green cheese as his dream, and the Sun explains a joke about the Moon being made of green cheese, turning the tale into a gentle bedtime exchange between celestial friends.
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Mr. Moon
Moon
Mr. Sun
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Mr San
Anid
Mr. San
My. Moon
Emphatic Onca Glared Silence in Dispute
A fragmented passage notes a father’s refusal and stark silence when asked for permission, describing a plain, wordless veto. It contrasts a vestry member’s outward role with a larger, looming authority, implying many men hide behind their clerical duties.
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Papa
Antacid Offer Promises Fast Relief for Digestive Upset
Physicians recommend Phillipa J il of Magnesia to neutralize excess acidity causing indigestion. One spoonful provides quick relief by dispelling gas and sourness, leaving the system sweetened and gentle for children as well. Available at drug stores as the genuine prescription product.
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Phillipa J Il
Magnesia
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