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Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1929

Page

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Tweed Couture Dominates Autumn Styles in 1929

Fashion writer Julia Bottomley notes tweed governs the season with coats, ensembles, and street frocks from famed French couturiers. White accents, plaids, chevrons, and flecked weaves define the palette, with black and white, brown, and green hues leading the new coats and wraps. Kathryn Crawford models a black and white plaided tweed coat, showcasing the chic sport coat trend.

Cousurieres Kathryn Crawford Universal Players Hollywodd Western Newspaper Union

Hints for Housekeepers Note on Food and Fresh Keeping

A vintage guidance piece covers nutrition with eggs and cottage cheese as protein sources and warns that a tired child misbehaves at meals. It also gives tips to preserve parsley by cold water and storage, to prevent silk wrinkle by tissue packing, and to blanch green vegetables in salted water to retain color flavor and nutrients.

Cake making still dominated by home bakers nationwide

The article notes American housewives still bake most cakes at home despite bakery growth in bread. It states bakers have room to expand but must prove shop cakes are as good as home made and possibly cheaper before housewives concede.

United States Department of Agriculture

Proper Food for Children from the USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture outlines early dietary training for children. It urges gradual introduction to varied foods, starting with eggs fruits vegetables and cereals alongside milk, and advancing textures from liquids to semi solids and solids. Regular meals with minimal distractions aid development and chewing skills by age two.

Bureau of Home Economics United States Department of Agriculture

Mountain Lion Family Lessons In What We Know

A playful dialogue between Mr and Mrs Mountain Lion explores self knowledge and how their two names Puma and Mountain Lion reflect their identity. They joke about what others would ask and what they would reveal, highlighting their skills as climbers swimmers and agile animals.

Mr. Mountain Lion Mountain Lion Puma Mrs. Mountain Lion Puma Mate Mountain Mons

Cream Cheese Sandwich Spreads and Shaped Rolls

Cream cheese and Neufchatel are used in rolled and fancy sandwiches with watercress spreads. Alternatives include chow chow, chili sauce, olives, pimentoes, green peppers, and nuts. Mixes can include parsley, onions, radishes, cucumbers, or celery with lemon juice and salt. Shape rolls with leaf ends trimmed and cut into decorative shapes.

United States Department of Agriculture Neufchatel Bureau of Home Economics

Nugget of Wisdom From Detroit News

Let us be of good cheer, however, remembering that the misfortunes hardest to bear are those which never come. This reflective aside appears in the Detroit News editorial snippet.

Detroit News

Timely Friday Fish Dishes And Coffee Making Tips

Readable tips cover fish dishes for Friday meals and coffee preparation. Halibut supreme with cream sauce, tomato sauce with pork and vegetables, celery salad, and guidance on brewing drip, percolated, and boiled coffee. Also notes on demi tasse popularity and avoiding rewarming.

Two Kinds of Madness Plato Thought On

Quotes from Plato claim two forms of madness exist one born of human frailty the other a divine release from ordinary life. The passage contrasts personal limits with transcendence and hints at philosophy as catalyst.

Plato

Best Results in Home Dyeing with Diamond Dyes

Richer colors for faded gowns and draperies with Diamond Dyes. The ad touts high quality anilines as the dye’s key. Dyes claim even application with no spotting or streaking. Sold for 15c at drug stores.

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Famous Laxative

Fifteen years after graduation Dr. Caldwell gained fame for one prescription today called Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It remains the popular laxative used for constipation biliousness and general fatigue with a pleasant taste and gentle effectiveness.

Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

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