Cutting Dress Materials Foundation Pattern Guide
The bureau suggests making a permanent foundation pattern from inexpensive material to tailor fits across individual deviations. Create a simple standard pattern, fit carefully, mark hip and waist, adjust seams, and cut sections to refine the final garment while preserving a permanent guide for future use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Noble lineage cannot excuse a dog’s conduct
In a fairy tale dialogue a toy spaniel mocks manners while a St Bernard argues that noble ancestry carries responsibility. The St Bernard contends that possessing fine forebears obliges one to strive to be worthy and not rely on heritage alone for happiness or virtue.
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St. Bernard
Western Newspaper Union
Hints for Housekeepers and Leftovers Guide
Domestic tips on breakfast cereals using milk, beating sour milk, thrift recipes for leftovers, and using lettuce leaves. The piece contrasts modern cleaning with old spring upheavals and offers garnish and salad uses for outer lettuce leaves.
Olde Time Kitchen Tips For Invalids And Salads
A vintage guide offers grapefruit based salads and dressings, including Golden Fruit Salad Dressing and Grapefruit-Cherry Spring Salad, with steps for preparation. It then advises on meals for recovering invalids focusing on palatable, easy to digest foods and appealing presentation.
Apple Rhubarb Pie Mix Featured By USDA Panel
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau of home economics endorses a novel apple and rhubarb pie combination. The test recipe combines one large apple and rhubarb with sugar and salt, baked in pastry with butter, then finished with optional cream and chilled serving.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Freshen Pillows This Summer With Two Washing Methods
June offers ideal days to renovates bedding especially pillows. The guide from the USDA Bureau of Home Economies describes two pillow washing methods: wash without removing feathers using washing soda and sun dry, or transfer feathers to a larger ticking bag, wash and dry both bag and ticking, then reseal with stiff starch to prevent feather leakage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economies
Soy Beans Used as Food Gaining North American Attention
In North America the soy bean has attracted attention as food though not widely used until recently. Manufacturers now produce soy sauce soy bean flour breakfast foods and edible oil from soy beans. Two obstacles to wider acceptance are prejudice and custom.
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North America
Sheer White Frocks Highlight Girl Graduate Attire
The article notes that new graduate dresses favor simple elegance with sheer fabrics like white chiffon, georgette, organdie, and dotted swisses. Frocks use subtle accordion pleating, net hem borders, and self fabric boutonnieres, with bolero styled options and easy home sewing tips for a practical, washable summer look.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia for instant relief from gas and sour stomach. It claims the product neutralizes acid, calms digestive organs, and suits both adults and children. Imitations are warned as ineffective compared to the genuine Phillips.
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Phillips
Kipling’s Rise From Youth to Prolific Writer
Rudyard Kipling produced his first juvenile work at thirteen and by twenty six attracted wide acclaim as a genius and the author of more best sellers than any contemporary writer.
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Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Hairless Rabbits And The Hairless Dogs Ahead
Hairless rabbits have appeared among normal litters at the State Institute for Experimental Veterinary Medicine in Russia. D A Koslov reports partly hairless young, with hair on noses ears and shoulders, but all hairless kits died without issue, so the breed is not established and unlikely to become permanent.
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Journal of Heredity
D. A. Koslovsky
State Institute For Experimental Veterinary Medicine of
Russia
Merely Allegorical Inferred Child in Reynolds Portrait
The identity of the child posed for Reynolds’ picture the Infant Samuel is not disclosed. No incident links the painting to the biblical Samuel narrative in the Old Testament.
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Reynolds
Samuel
How Fortunate Beat Opportunity at Knocking
Rutling Herald notes that many persons seize chances to improve their lot, turning missed opportunities into progress through persistence and timely action.
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