Spun Silks Fashion in 1930 Styles Sports Wear
Dame Fashion promotes spun silks as a fresh season favorite with striped shirting and monotone weaves. Two outfits featured: a spun silk striped tennis frock with a nipped waist and flared skirt paired with pink stripes, and a sleeveless dress with a lumberjack inspired short coatee in pastel blue. both styled for sporty, practical elegance.
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Panteluiota
Unjat
Vegetables Rich in Vitamins Highlight Yearlong Foods
The piece notes canned tomatoes as vitamin rich and adaptable to varying preparations. It also lists cabbage onions carrots rutabaga and parsnips as vitamin rich, along with apples bananas oranges and grapefruit as good vitamin sources.
Hints for Housekeepers and Child Rearing
This readable fragment offers housekeeping tips such as installing a kitchen eaves trough to prevent falls and methods for handling custard and spraying clothes. It also emphasizes regular care of upholstered furniture with brushing or vacuuming and advises six essentials for raising sturdy children: proper food sunshine exercise rest proper clothes infection protection and a wholesome mental outlook.
Roman religious images attract American visitors in Rome
A census records 1421 images of the Virgin and 1318 of Christ displayed in street corners of houses across Rome. The statues and paintings draw American visitors and other tourists to prime city viewpoints.
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Rome
Christ
Floating Island Dessert From USDA Imperial Guide
A USDA prepared recipe outlines two methods to make floating island dessert. It uses milk eggs sugar vanilla and meringue by folding whipped egg whites into a warm custard and baking small meringue drops to top. Optional nutmeg chocolate and condensed milk garnish the finished dish.
Garden greens for spring table from U.S. Department of Agriculture
The article describes spring greens such as mustard, dandelion, poke, lambs quarters, sorrel, cress, and beet tops. It suggests blends like cabbage sprouts with spinach, or mustard with kale, and notes flavor pairings including bacon bits, browned butter, lemon juice, olive oil, or vinegar.
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United States
Bureau of Home Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
Victorian Table Fare A Guide to Luncheon Dishes
A period recipe excerpt offering practical luncheon ideas. It lists Bacon Peanut Sandwich Fudge Shortcake and Orange Tea Biscuit as items, with methods for frying, mixing, and baking. Includes Salmon Fritters and Chives Butter, plus notes on vegetable courses and Scalloped Egg Plant preparation.
Wind and David Visit New Zealand’s Two Islands
In a dreamlike journey Wind and David roam New Zealand across two islands. They meet old friends and discuss the kiwi, mountains’ backbone, and the Earth’s generosity as they explore the South Island’s high peaks and playful skies.
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David
New Zealand
Western Hemisphere
Mesos
South Island
Mother Earth
Wanderer David Seeks New Zealand Frontiers
A narrative follows David wandering through New Zealand from the South Island to the North Island. He notes mountains, geysers, hot springs, valleys, and plains. Wind rouses him at dawn as they fly past Haquator and many islands toward the Pacific Ocean.
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David
New Zealand
Wellington
North Island
Cook Strait
South Island
Haquator
Pacific Ocean
Western Newspapor Union
Fried Pork and Cream Gravy with Buttered Crumbs
Dip sliced salt pork in flour and fry until crisp and brown. Pour off part of the fat, add two to three tablespoons flour, cook until smooth, then add rich milk or cream to the right consistency. Serve with baked potatoes and fried apples.
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Oranga Tea Bisculta
Western Newspaper Union
Protect Apparel From Moths Prepared by USDA
The article outlines two key moth protection steps for woolen and fur garments. First, brush clean and sun items before storage and avoid moths lingering from the cleaner. Second, store in a tight container, sealing gaps and wrapping materials to block moth access. optional fumigation methods and periodic cleaning are noted.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Raleigh Raves TV Radio Show Notice
Broadcast notice for a Friday program called The Raleigh Raves. Mentions time 7 p.m. New York time and a network association with NBC. Ongoing advisory tone indicates schedule and network affiliation.
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Raleigh
Attoo P. m
New York Times
N. B.C
Fish Freeze to Death in Arctic North Sea
Fish were found dead in the North Sea during a February 1980 Arctic spell near Denmark. Fishermen trawling the area reported large numbers of dead sole, brill, cod, conger eels, and plaice. One skipper threw overboard 1,600 pounds of dead fish in a week.
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North Sea
Denmark
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