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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
11
AUS guidance describes practical playsuits for children featuring cretonne fabrics, short trousers with matching colors, and a one piece back. Designs allow growth with adjustable shoulder straps and lengthened trousers. Emphasis on comfort, sun exposure, and ease of laundering for cost-conscious families.
An unruly collection of vintage recipe fragments combines cake and custard methods with odd ingredients and near-nonsense terms. The text lists many cakes and fillings, occasional measurements, and stray culinary terms, creating a collage of disparate kitchen notes from a past era.
Reading notes describe how colonial trees, especially Plane trees, were set aside by the British government for mast use in wartime. Trees were marked and policed while standing, with the government allowed to harvest them, but settlers were barred from eating or removing them.
A fragmentary fashion piece surveys sheer gowns, necklines and shoulder lines, noting streamers and embellishments that define a feminine silhouette. It highlights decorative elements such as belts and collars, predicting a trend toward slender, eye catching gowns.
A tale unfolds of the Great Ant Eater boasting soft foods to ants. He narrates his jawless mouth and powerful claws and feasts on hotel leftovers, endangering the tiny ants who fear being eaten themselves. The hungry ant eater preys with relish, while a brave ant contemplates defiance.
A vintage advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as swift relief for neuralgia headaches and a remedy for colds rheumatism and sciatica. It claims 23 years of medical recommendation and notes the genuine Bayer mark on boxes and bottles across drugstores.
An advertisement extols Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infants and older children. It claims quick relief from colic and unsettled digestion, urging mothers to keep an extra bottle on hand for emergencies and to trust doctors’ endorsement.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes cedar wood’s strong aroma repels moths and hinders larvae in stored clothing. Proper cleaning and airing of winter garments, plus careful sealing, reduce damage but do not guarantee killing pupae or adults.
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