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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1924
Page
10
Japanese women study floral arrangement to master line and color. The article shares tips on selecting varied holders, balancing stems, and creating composite bouquets with vivid color schemes using roses pansies delphiniums and zinnias. It emphasizes using multiple inexpensive vases and thoughtful plant groupings for maximum effect.
Vendors note the value of food slicing machines for shops and hotels. An electrical meat slicer in a delicatessen increased beef sales and covered its cost, while other home devices help slice vegetables and fruits quickly, from tomatoes to bananas.
The article urges maintaining fish meals at home, noting the growing trend of housewives avoiding fish. It advises proper tools, including a dedicated fish boiler, knives, boards, a broiler, and serving ware, to preserve flavor and ease cleanup. It also covers market prep, fish plates, and serving etiquette.
This piece traces glove origins from ancient Greece and Tutankhamun to cave dwellers, noting early use for protection and display. It covers Roman ornamental use, 12th century rise as dress essential, and Renaissance developments in ornamentation and craft.
The 1924 handbag season offers many styles from under arm to bead bags. under arm designs vary with or without handles and include black glazed leather with colored trim. Bead bags remain popular, costly but valued for beauty, with many designs featuring elaborate beadwork and drawstrings.
The article argues mothers should plan yearly clothing budgets for children, aiming for clean, appropriate, and becoming attire. It favors multiple well chosen garments over rich fabrics and notes teaching self confidence through dress. It shares a story of thrift, budgeting, and saving for later wardrobe needs across ages.
Students host Oriental dances with guests urged to wear costumes from China Japan Turkey Egypt and India. Pageants may appear with amateur performers and professionals. Mah Jong tables fit the theme and decor enhances refreshments at these events.
A report notes enamel ware from surgical supply stores can double as durable kitchen receptacles. A young woman discovered enamel jars and covered dishes fit for refrigerator food storage, with labels for flour sugar coffee and more. White enamel pitchers offer sterilizable, nonbreakable options for milk formulae and kitchen use.
A compact guide to cooking fish using paper bags and French stews. Includes Soyer style halibut with tomatoes and lemon, a matelote recipe from haddock, and Queen Alexandra’s dish built around sterlet or other fine fish with bouillon and vegetable additions.
A weekly dining outline lists daily breakfast lunch and dinner items. It includes fruits vegetables breads beverages and desserts with courses from Monday through Sunday featuring dishes like veal soup prunes fish and roast beef with various sides and puddings.
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