01 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
1
The fragment references Milwaukee Association of Commerce endorsing a plan and Goodwill stores multiplying a one dollar value. It mentions needs for an acting person, machine, addressing, and a file cabinet for this year’s champagne crop, noting yields are far below normal and that prices may rise in six years when the harvests reach market readiness.
A long fragment describes preparing rabbit with chicken-like timing and tender meat notes. It lists marinating, dredging, roasting, and simmering steps with pepper, salt, onion, and clove seasonings, plus a sauce using white stock and water.
A fragmented report notes a champagne crop failure affecting local producers. It mentions named individuals and groups but unreadable segments limit precise details of cause, location, and impact.
A garbled communication discusses management and contracts for wartime supply chains. It mentions assembling materials like old shoes, rags, and other goods, and references inspectors and local collection points. The text references the broader war effort and ministerial or organizational roles.
London reports an unusual hat craze as shoppers flock to a Vitah Avenue stall offering the latest styles. A woman entering the stall was observed and a curious incident linked to the Cave Belle headline was noted, reflecting the period’s fashion anxieties.
Reading notes describe 1921 Devonshire House ball costumes drawing on Grecian and Egyptian eras. The oldest drawing shows a woolen loose girdle and a dressing gown split to the waist. Ladies wear long straight feathered headdresses and pedant ornaments, with hats reflecting antique styles.
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