Parade by Evelyn Campbell
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
7
Linda's New Hat Reveals Genteel Rifts on the Avenue
Linda buys a pale jade hat that makes her bloom, while Brian notes a hidden tension between them. In a tense shop moment a saleswoman seems reluctant to push Linda, and Linda questions her future as Brian contemplates a diplomatic post and poverty versus security. The pair share wary, revealing exchanges about wealth and ambition as they walk away, awaiting what comes next.
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Linda
Brian
Lind
Tie
Sind
St. Sevier
Mrs. Roth
Madame
Stevens
Waisy Fentress
Fentresses
Simon Fentress
Washington
Converse
Canning Vegetables by Steam Pressure
USDA guidance explains steam pressure canning as essential for nonacid vegetables to reach 240 degrees F quickly. It saves time, preserves flavor, and prevents overcooking, recommending hot packing and consulting Farmers Bulletin 1471-F for timetables and methods.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Department For Farmers
Lace Trim Returns as Key Fashion Feature in 1930s
Fashion notes hail lace trimming as a leading design element for fall and winter. A printed chiffon frock with black chantilly lace insets showcases the season’s quaint silhouette with wide hemmed skirts fitted at the hips. Dresses feature lace yokes, cuffs, and elaborate trims, while gloves and washable slip ons gain popularity in Paris and America.
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Paris
America
Ecra
Linda Waverhill and the Senator in a Tangled Tale
Linda Waverhill loses her father’s fortune and stock certificates. She marries Courtney Stoth but finds him a penniless adventurer. Senator Converse funds her lifestyle while Roth dies in Switzerland. Linda meets Brian Anstey and learns Converse’s motive for friendship.
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Linda Waverhill
Senator Converse
Linda
Courtney Stoth
Roth
Switzerland
Brian Anstey
Anstey
Slight Warning Given of Deadly Poison Gas
Carbon monoxide poisoning is a major modern risk with no odor. Noted signs include slight arterial swelling and leg muscle weakness. Do not move the victim more than necessary, ensure fresh air, keep quiet, and use modern inhalation apparatus with oxygen and carbon dioxide if breathing has ceased.
Ghastly Trophies of the Jivaran Shrinking Heads
The Jivaran tribes near the Andes in Kenador and Peru practice shrinking human heads called tsantus. Skinned and sewn, heads are dried through an elaborate ceremony. The finished heads resemble the original expression and are shown in museums.
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Kenador
Peru
Overblouse for Summer Weather in Boys’ Wear
A guidance piece on sleeveless summer outfits for young boys and girls, highlighting overblouses, sun suits, and washable cotton fabrics. It stresses body fabric, easy care, and avoiding scratchy seams, with tips on color choices and accurate, neat tailoring for distinctively dressed children.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Roast lamb best in combinations and accompaniments
The article emphasizes peas and mint sauce as key accompaniments to roast lamb but notes no rule forbids others. It advocates menu variety with contrasting flavors and textures, citing vegetables with strong individual flavors as ideal partners for roast lamb and lamb dishes. It also mentions curry sauce when reheating lamb and various relishes such as currant jelly and horseradish. English and American practices differ in sauces and mint usage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Eradicate Roachaos and Risks of Fluoride Dust
The standard remedy for roaches uses sodium fluoride dust in cracks. A dust gun or blower applies it, roaches die within hours and are swept up later. Sodium fluoride is poisonous to humans, so care was urged following the fisher death.
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Fisher
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Daisy
Julia Buttomley
Western Newspaper Union
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