Danny Meadow Mouse Trapped by Billy Mink Outside Log
Danny Meadow Mouse hides in a hollow log while Billy Mink waits outside the doorway planning to trap him. Danny trembles with fear, fearing starvation or a meal, as Mink stays patient and ready to spring when Danny must emerge.
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Das Meadow
Billy Mink
Danny
Danny Meadow
Billy
Bily
Laughing Brook
Danny Meadow Mouse
Bily Mink
T. W. Burgess
Wnod Service
One Roux Base Simplifies Daily Gravies
The article advises centralizing gravies and pastry prep using roux. It explains white roux versus brown roux, and provides a method: melt shortening, add flour, cook slowly until blended, then cool for storage.
French dressing and roux notes from Western Union recipes
The article outlines making brown roux with equal fat and flour for thicker gravies and sauces, plus storage tips. It provides a French dressing recipe with onion, peppers, celery, parsley, sugar, salt, cayenne, vinegar, and oil, with two tablespoons of dressing added to mayonnaise and optional hard boiled eggs.
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Western Newspaper Union
Question Box exchanges on weight, home life and humor
Readers ask about dieting meals after breakfast and avoiding late night meals. A wife worries about her drunken husband and asks for guidance. Others wonder why a townsperson wears one spur on the right foot and why an old sea captain calls the ocean the angry ocean.
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Mr. Wynn
Love's Lamps by Anne Campbell
The poem describes love as a warm light burning through years with a chaste white taper for two, linking it to family and children. It reflects on past closeness and now the blessings of shared gaze from the children while the love persists, steady as a star above.
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Ike
Faille frock by Vionnet with emerald belt and cape
In Black and White describes a charming young frock made from black and white faille taffeta by Vionnet. The belt and cape that ties Ascot feature emerald green velvet with a high standing collar.
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Vionnet
Ascot
Umbrella's Rise From Portable Shelter to Status Symbol
The article traces the umbrella from a hand carried shelter described as a portable pent house to its medieval role as a rank symbol in ceremonial processions. It notes its first U S use in Baltimore in 1772 and references the Newark newspaper fragment.
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United States
Baltimore
Lace leads fashion with all season lace outfits
Lace epidemic dominates fashion pages as designers showcase all lace daytime wear lace hats capes jackets and wraps. Paris and American designers feature neck to hem lace uses from shirtwaist dresses to trims and sporty lace outfits for travel and summer wear with practical lace ensembles for races and day wear.
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Pashion
Paris
Inco
Paris Sagan
Armand
Djlkusha
Jaco Sports
Western Newspaper Union
Gray 15 Modish Dy Ocherie Niqualas Fashion Notes
Fashion briefs highlight gray tones as a favorite among stylish followers. Gray woolens are shown in coats, gowns, and street dresses, with a pictured gray woolen dress epitomizing smart set style. A striking cape is red-lined, detachable, and buttons onto sleeves.
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Smart
Fur Buttons Appear in Paris Sports Attire
In Paris a curious sight features fur buttons fastened to spectator sportswear and bone buttons noted on accessories, with multiple examples appearing across outfits and accessories in the crowd.
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Paris
Rustling Silks Promised for Ladies Attire
Fragmentary lines describe silk garments and flattering attire intended for ladies. The passage reads as a fashion note or catalog snippet with unclear broader context. No dates or named entities are legible.
New Blouses Embrace Feminine Accents in Summers Styles
Fashion note highlights feminine blousés with chiffon textures soft colors and delicate details. Shirring dominates this season with collars pockets shoulders and sleeves all featuring gathered effects including a black neckline peasant style and triple rows to extend to the sleeves.
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Sidal
New Short Stockings Popular for Sports Wear
Young girls are embracing the new kneelength stockings for sports wear and dancing. They stop just below the knee and use flexible tops to stay up without garters. Makers label them Eighteens, citing 18 inches of sheer silk. Cool and comfortable for warm weather, they pair with garterless girdles.
Glitzy new grags fabric prompts wardrobe buzz
The article touts a sparkling grags fabric called cel lous tissue fabrics hailed earlier this year. It is described as light spring wardrobe material resembling Haane wrappings with a crystalizing effect upon first sight. It is stiff yet very light, durable, and column like in texture.
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Mr. Won
Tor
Imasita
Polly Annati
Mr Wynn
Yours Truly
Ann Glor Saxon
Ile
WNL Dervice
Love’s
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