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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
18
A guide for festive outdoor decor with a Japanese influence for summer lawn gatherings. It covers lighting with lanterns and umbrellas, cherry blossom motifs, hanging fabrics, paper decorations, and using dwarf Japanese plants, fans, and umbrellas as party accents. It mentions Japanese trays, paper dollies, napkins, and serving ideas with tea and sake.
The article describes a set of waistcoat and girdle accessories made of ank rating leather and metal, common in many Little socemories. The items are shown in a sketch and noted for extreme ornamentation, including back buckles and straps, with a lower girdle of perforated leather and similar designs demonstrated.
A detailed clothing description notes a very emart and serviceable dust coat of exceptionally heavy ribbed tussore with kimono fashion sleeves. It mentions wrapping to the left tagtens, large white pearl buttons, plus another light weight gray suiting coat with brown stripes, belt, pockets, and bust facings.
A practical guide outlines slow cooking and browning methods for chicken and goose or duck. It covers stewed chicken with stock and potatoes, sour ragout of goose or duck, chicken with rice, and chicken jelly, detailing ingredients and long simmer times for tender results.
An old fashioned guide urges bibs for babies and mothers, outlines two color embroidery, and recommends proper napkin use. It stresses teaching children table manners early, not fastening napkins to collars, and crumpling a used napkin.
A small decorative pin box features a Saé tach box with two narrow drawers opened by satin ribbons. The sides and top are coated in satin with a vine motif and hand painting, while the top bears a circular pincushion inside a garland. The drawers hold small items such as pins or cosmetics.
Nonetip Vella style veils return as various veils trend. The nose tip veil, named for its placement around hats, covers the eyes and only the tip of the nose. Time asserts this veil suits afternoon wear and contends it is the correct choice for such occasions.
One of the prettiest parasols of the season features an ordinary umbrella shape with gathered tips at each rib. The shops show umbrellas with pale rose silk at the center and deep rose at the edges, trimmed with patent leather for an outing-ready look.
Fragmentary lines mention peaches in dumplings and market dishes with unclear details. A misread list includes phrases like Penchion breakfast yellow cream and references to Ke Kate Boat Pe. No coherent event or names establish a clear news item.
A short excerpt presents simple cake recipes including Chocolate Cake Roll Jolly Cake and Krimmnal Torta. It outlines ingredients such as brown sugar butter sour milk chocolate and spices, with baking tips and notes on texture. The text reads as a practical home cook card style guide with readable fragments and minor OCR errors.
W Milton Kelly argues that selling vegetables by weight would curb cheating in measure. He notes bushel sized disparities, dealer practices, and consumer discrepancies in potatoes, beets, carrots, and parsnips, urging standard weights for fair pricing and accuracy from growers to retailers.
The note explains that sorghum and corn in roughly equal parts make good ensilage. Corn needs 110 to 140 days to ripen for silage, while sorghum needs 75 to 90 days. Consider these timelines when planning mixed silage crops.
President W B Slaughter predicted the greatest growth the country has ever known in the cattle business at a Pan handle and Southwestern Stockmen convention. He said beef shipments from other countries would not affect the local cattle industry.
Plant corn for silage in the same manner as grain corn. Thicker planting yields more tonnage but reduces grain percentage.
Advice on corn cultivation urges conserving ground moisture and keeping all drainage ditches clear. Practical farming tip emphasizes opening and cleaning every drain ditch on the farm to preserve moisture and improve soil conditions.
Advice on dairy herd management stresses clean feeding, ample sunlight, and comfortable surroundings to boost milk yield. Emphasizes science over guesswork, proper rationing to keep cows in good condition, and calves. Warns against overfeeding in poor price climates and promotes butter making knowledge and milk quality testing.
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