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Newspaper

Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1930

Page

3

Footwear Trends for Spring Summer 1930 Styles

A report from a conference of shoe stylists outlines the 1930 spring and summer forecast. White kid shoes dominate for resort wear and suntan styling while black brown and tan tones cover general wear. pastel shades and bold colors such as aubergine dahlia greens and reds appear. Men’s shoes also expected to be colorful with dark red blue and green.

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HouseholdHints For Brightening Rooms And Living Spaces

Light walls and woodwork brighten dark rooms and make spaces seem larger. Let children shop occasionally to foster responsibility in clothing choices. Place chairs and reading lamps for comfortable reading and encourage a calm, orderly layout with furniture aligned to walls.

Fried Rabbit Recipe From U S Department of Agriculture

Domestic rabbits may be prepared like young poultry with no seasonal restrictions. The guide explains rabbit raising, feeding, and a fried rabbit recipe including batter, frying steps, and gravy, with notes on meat texture and cooking times.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics Biological Survey

Historic Outlook and Classic Recipes for Modern Tables

A column shares a philosophical outlook on life and compiles practical kitchen tips. It includes pickled beets in vinegar and sugar, deviled ham peanut sandwiches, Swiss date sandwiches, orange poultry sauce, and a New England calf s head dinner with liver and tongue. It ends with Sunday chicken preparation guidance.

Feeding children at meals gradually builds independence

The United States Department of Agriculture advises tailoring meal time to family needs. Children can begin self feeding as early as 15 months with patient guidance. Establish a child sized table and chair, attractive bibs, and a calm mother to foster independent eating and pleasant family meals.

United States Department of Agriculture Big Sister Bureau of Home Economics Mitie

Juicing Adds Tart Flavor to Roasts

Leftover fruit juices can flavor roasts of ham beef or lamb. Un sweetened apple plum or grape juice enhances the meat, offering a tart, pleasing difference in taste.

Chocolate Coated Apples From Home Economics Bureau

A wholesome confections guide from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics. It describes using firm tart apples, simmering a sugar honey syrup, preparing half moon slices, dipping in melted cake chocolate and drying on waxed paper.

Bureau of Home Economics United States Department of Agriculture

Cooking Pork Meat With Dates On Boston Bread Rounds

To seasoned egg and water, roll in crumbs and pack in a dripping pan in which a little minced salt pork is fried out. Dot with butter or pork bits and brown in a hot oven. Serve garnished with small baking powder biscuits around the platter of meat and pour over a cream gravy made from the fat in the pan with added flour and milk. Moisten chopped dates with orange juice, add chopped nuts and spread on buttered rounds of Boston brown bread. This will please the hungry children.

Western Newspaper Union

The Boy Adventurer Encounters London in a Talkative City

The boy meets a living city named London who claims kinship with the world, Earth and Atlas. She invites him to stroll her river Thames, parks, bridges, Parliament, and a zoo, stressing her dynamic history, diverse people, and the idea that aspiring individuals may become famous within city life.

Mother Earth Father Atlas London New York Ciies London Bridge David

Strict Obedience In School Tale

A mother recalls her daughter Mary who kept her feet warm and head cool as taught by a grade school teacher. Mary defends her obedience saying she would mind the teacher's instruction to stay warm. The anecdote appears in the Indianapolis News.

Mary East Side Indianapolis

Not His Line and the Rainy Roofs Clash

A quip from Landford to a tenant about a leaking roof and ongoing rain. The Brooklyn Eagle notes a joke about weather and time, then historic remark that professional pay for playing a game emerged only in the last century, turning it into a sport.

Landford Brooklyn Eagle

Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys

Advert suggests Rad Salts as a kidney cleanse to flush clogged kidneys. Recommends four ounces in water daily, premised on acid grapes and lemon juice with lithia to stimulate kidneys and ease bladder issues. Promotes drinking lots of water and cites a local druggist selling the product.

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