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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
9
A long, fragmented transcript blends a commencement talk on abortion, color symbolism and women’s suffrage with stray notes on church decor, civic duties, and social behavior. The piece threads a debate on color politics, religious reverence, and gender roles through a mosaic of editorialized quotes and observed behaviors.
The Milk League is hailed for expanding control over milk pooling and distribution, with leaders like Blythe outlining a strong structure including a marketing department, law work, and research. New Jersey and national efforts against the gypsy moth receive notable funding and coordinated state federal support to spray vast areas and curb spread.
The article describes blouse fashion shifts toward color, extended waistlines, and new trims. It highlights georgette and crepe materials, long waistlines, and styles like kimono sleeves with embroidery. Examples include dark colored georgette blouses with decorative braids and beads, and tailored crepe blouses with square necks and tied-back details.
A blurred essay fragment discusses children in homes and how environments affect character growth. It emphasizes care to avoid hindering development and values beauty, comfort, and daily impressions from noble objects to guide harmonious decoration and personal maturity.
The American Family, the verace Ageidens, expands as husband and wife welcome two and a half children. The Amerloay family grows steadily, reflecting a changing household dynamic.
A fragmentary collection of old stove top recipes. Includes baked cranberries with sugar and water, a beet and horseradish relish, and chicken timhales with herbs and milk or stock. Mentions molds, steam times, and serving suggestions.
The Washington County Farm Bureau hosted a first week program at Brags Castle attended by about one hundred people. Ben Mason from Frult presented a lantern slide lecture on Western horticulture and several games and social activities followed. Local groups such as the Washington Grange aided the event, and plans for future Calf Club activities were discussed with youth from Milford and neighboring towns participating in fashion and sewing demonstrations.
In a recent exam the folio wing question asks about profits from selling six ottiges at four and two cents and other items. It notes she recovered her profit after counting oranges and tea, with various prices and receipts mentioned in a puzzled reckoning.
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