Forecast of Fall Fashions by Adrian for The Women
An evening gown in black lace net with paillettes hugs the figure. It features transparent ruffles forming a trailing train and a fan like bow at the left shoulder with a net ruffle outlining the décolletage.
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Adrian
Poultry Cooking Guide and Recipes for Chicken Dishes
This guide outlines poultry timing by weight from broilers to older birds and explains when to use moist heat. It includes a tomato vinegar sauce for broiled chicken, barbecued halved chicken, fricassee methods, chicken pot pie, and croquette steps with directions for simmering stock, seasoning, and browning.
Stains and How To Remove Them
College Station report from Texas A and M College Extension Service expert Mrs. Dora R Barnes on stain removal. Immediate treatment best for fruit tea coffee rust mildew and grease. Cold water first and Javelle water oxalic acid and potassium permanganate among home recipes. For iron use lemon juice salt Javelle water or rust remover.
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College Station
Dora R. Barnes
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
Barnes
Tests Show High Ceilings Not Cooler Than Low
Mrs Bernice Claytor of the A and M College Extension Service says tests show high ceilings do not cool a room more than low ceilings. She notes ceilings are harder to heat and cost more in winter and do not improve summer comfort. The study is a joint effort by the USDA and the University of Georgia.
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Bernice Claytor
A. and M
Claytor
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Georgia
Rich man’s access vs immigrant entry questioned
A remark contrasts social ascent for wealthy individuals with immigrant entry, quipping that the literacy test is not required for the former. The quote highlights perceived barriers and exceptions in societal gatekeeping.
As Fair for One as the Other in Irish Rural Banter
In a rustic exchange, Pat laments hunger while another speaker answers with bleak humor about famine. The dialogue captures hardship and neighborly relatability in a rural Irish setting.
Weeping Jelly Problems and Fixes at A M College Station
Grace I Neely of the A and M College Extension Service explains common jelly failures and remedies. Weeping results from high acid, prevented by mixing juices or adding pectin and sugar. excess sugar can cause poor setting. Reboil with unsweetened juice or add more juice or pectin. Lack of acidity may be corrected with a sour juice and reboil. Typical ratios: one teaspoon acid to two quarts juice.
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Grace I. Neely
A. and
M. College Extension Service
Miss Neely
Bank taunts bride over bouncing check amount
A bride jokes with her husband that their bank should be merged to fix a problem when a check for 4.37 dollars bounces. She complains the bank lacks funds to cover the payment and calls for stronger financial footing.
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