Spun Silks Fashionable in 1930 Sports Weaves
The article highlights spun silks as trendy for sports wear in 1930, noting striped shirting and pastel shantings that launder well. It describes two outfits: a tennis frock with pin stripes and a chic nipped waist, and a sleeveless dress with a lumberjack style short coatee in pastel blue, paired with blue and white shoes and a white hat.
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Western Newspaper Union
Vitamins in vegetables and fruit plus Roman holy images
Foods rich in vitamins include canned tomatoes cabbage onions carrots rutabagas parsnips apples bananas oranges and grapefruit. In Rome emblems of piety attract visitors with 1 421 images of the Virgin and 1 318 of Christ found on house corners.
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Hints for Housekeepers And Child Rearing Essentials
A set of domestic tips covers practical home safety such as using an eaves trough to prevent falls, methods to beat custard, and a round whisk broom for spraying clothes. It notes upholstery care with brushing or vacuum cleaning and stresses six essentials for raising sturdy children including proper food sunshine exercise rest proper clothes infection protection and a wholesome mental outlook.
How to Make Floating Island From USDA Guidance
The United States Department of Agriculture describes a two method dessert called floating island. The recipe uses custard base with milk eggs sugar vanilla and options for meringue or baked meringues to top the custard.
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United States
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Good Things for the Table by Nellie Maxwell
A cookbook-style column offers simple kitchen recipes and notes on garden produce. It lists Bacon Peanut Sandwich, Fudge Shortcake, Orange Tea Biscuits, Salmon Fritters, Chives Butter sandwiches, and Scalloped Egg Plant, with step by step directions and serving ideas.
Wind and Mountains Describe New Zealand Backbone
In a fairy tale journey, Wind carries David to New Zealand where he learns about kiwis, the night loving bird, and the mountains claim to be the backbone of the country. The tale reflects on curiosity, limits of knowledge, and nature’s role in shaping a land.
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David’s Journey Across New Zealand with Wind
David wanders through New Zealand in a journey filled with mountains, geysers, valleys, and a northern harbor. He meets a strange fluffy bird, enjoys a rich dinner, and travels by compass as Wind wakes him for an early dawn flight over the Pacific. The trip passes equator, islands, and diverse landscapes.
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Western Newspaper Union
Spring greens prep from USDA Garden S a s s
Prepared by the United States Department Garden sass describes spring greens suitable for table use. It lists mustard dandelion poke shoots lambs quarters sorrel land cress and corn salad as widely distributed greens. It notes blends with cabbage sprouts spinach kale turnip tops and beet tops and suggests seasonings like bacon browned butter lemon and olive oil.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economies
Fried Pork with Cream Gravy and Buttered Crumbs
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union recipe describes frying sliced salt pork until crisp, using the rendered fat to make a flour and milk gravy. Serve with baked potatoes and fried apples, plus a buttered crumb baked dish for a brown crust.
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Western Newspaper Union
Protect Garments From Moths With Prep And Tight Storage
Two key cautions for preserving woolen and fur garments over summer. Brush, clean, sun if possible, and store immediately after cleaning. Use a tight container, seal edges, and consider wrapping with paper while adding moth deterrents.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Uge
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertisement
A period ad extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener that relieves acid in children and adults. It emphasizes pleasant taste, neutralizing power, and physician endorsement, noting the product's long trademark history since 1875.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Lunchroom sign hints at misprint on highway route
On the highway between Los Angeles and Big Bear Lake a lunchroom displays a sign saying We Cater to Big Bare Tourists. Path Finder Magazine notes the humorous misspelling and tourist appeal.
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Big Bear Lake
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