Gingham Ensembles and Sleeveless Blouses Trend in Summer Styles
A 1927 Western Newspaper Union piece notes sleeveless blouses remain popular for summer wardrobes. It highlights two and three piece gingham ensembles, all over lace blouses, reversible gingham fabrics, and trim details with colors like orange and blue. The article emphasizes cool fabrics, beaded accents, and fashion-forward fits for flapper silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syre
Milady
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Household Hints for Thrifty Cooking and Desserts
Practical kitchen tips from a vintage article detailing meat stretching using vegetables cereals and noodles, fast flavoring methods cold desserts and jams, and step by step guides for dishes like potatoes with bacon tapioca pudding and Devonshire cream. It emphasizes variety avoiding repetition and safe handling tips while offering recipes and storage hints.
Fly repellents help dairy cows during peak pest periods
Dairy expert E J Perry notes flies and mosquitoes can justify repellents when pest numbers rise. Spraying twice daily after milking helps keep milk free from taint while boosting cow comfort. Experts offer DIY mixtures using resin, soap, fish oil, kerosene tar and carbolic acid components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Perry
New Jersey
Mr. Perry
Garget in Cattle Linked to Udder Bacteria Growth
An old veterinary notice explains garget as an udder infection in cows caused by bacteria entering through the teat. It notes that heavy producers or fresh cows provide a medium for bacteria, leading to inflammation and discharge. Previously two forms were thought, but researchers now attribute all cases to bacterial infection.
Dairy Cows Offer Path to Lower Farm Living Costs
Farmers can beat rising prices by producing more on the farm, with milk and cream occupying first rank. Economists note freight and wage costs keep wider gaps between farm proceeds and consumer prices, and milk supports growth and health while reducing medical expenses.
Ord Dairy Facts and Cow Health Tips
Advice on sterilizing milk utensils to prevent bacteria and rust. Notes cows must be well nourished for profitability, with salt intake linked to milk production, recommending free access or regular supplementation. Published 1927 by Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
The Well-Educated Man Quote by Ruskin
A well educated man may know few languages and read little yet he knows precisely every word he pronounces. He is learned in the peerage of words and recognizes true descent in language at a glance, from ancient to modern usage.
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Ruskin
Belfast cabinet-maker fined for dole fraud
John Boomer a Belfast cabinet-maker with private income and substantial gilt-edged securities tried to obtain the unemployed dole. The judge questioned his theory and fined him 125 dollars for attempting to defraud the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
John Boomer
Belfast
Bayer Boxes Offer Proven Directions In Tablets
Unbroken Bayer packages contain clear directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost only a few cents. Drug gists also sell bottles of twenty four and one hundred.
Census reveals small Scottish and Irish shares in London
Statisticians report that among 10 000 Londoners counted in the census 222 are Scottish and 230 are Irish. The piece notes a shift from reverent to restricted views of royal authority.
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