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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
6
A catalog note lists new blouses at 40 cents to one dollar in plaid plain and dot patterns. Jumpers for girls aged six to fourteen in crepe or silk cost 2.25 to 2.50. Cape suit ensembles with silk lining feature skirt and cape priced at 12.50 or 15.00.
A fragment describes love as the keynote of life, its harmonies sublime and a magnet of irresistible power that draws to us all things desirable, mentioning CT Newcowhe as part of the text.
An advertorial pitches a tonic described as steadying nerves and rebuilding energy. It asserts improvements in appetite, sleep, appearance, and mood with a claimed 98 out of women report benefit. Available in liquid or tablet form.
Fred L. Moore presents practical tips and recipes for salads from fresh vegetables to dressings. Emphasizes crisp greens, proper washing and drying, contrasting textures, and simple dressings to fit formal and informal meals with notes on nutrition and leftovers.
Readers are guided to decorate salads with edible garnishes such as cucumber boats tuna salad, endive and grape salads, and patriotic or heart shaped jelly displays. Recipes describe cucumber boats with tuna, veal and vegetable combos, and various dressings including mayonnaise French and Thousand Island with tips on emulsion and keeping greens crisp.
George Colbert built a unique chicken coop near Pittsburgh claimed to be the only one in the country with art glass windows. The panes came from the 30 year old Hebron Lutheran church that was razed.
Mrs. C. E. K. Peter of New Castle finds her engagement ring missing five years ago. The ring was recently returned by mail in a letter with no clue how it was mailed.
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