World Flavors Move From Table to Home Kitchens
A six year old survey by the New York Women's Advertising Club reveals how global eating habits influence American households. The report notes Greek, Nordic, French, Italian, Latin, and Chinese cuisines share core foods yet show regional variations, with dairy in Denmark and fish in Norway, while East Asian methods emphasize rapid cooking and communal serving. It includes Czech dishes Cerny Kuba and Kolachky Cakes, detailing ingredients and steps for barley dish, cottage cheese filling, and nutty sweet pastries.
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Hello Homemakers
New York
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Sweiden
East
China
Snow and price storms stir rural Ontario life
In 1918 notes Ginger Farm writer laments heavy snowfall and looming cost hikes. She urges self restraint, home economies, and family discipline to weather high gas pork and butter prices, arguing households must cut waste and cooperate rather than rely on government aid while inserting a Mozart quip about ambition and timing.
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Old Man
Winter
Marshall Plan
Recollections of Acton January 1908 council and club notes
The edition reports Reeve W I Storey and councilors James Clark John Clark J A Murray Isaac Francis and others with terms to serve. A Cranionale Club formed to raise funds for a town hall plane purchase. Officers listed include William Williams as president and Jennie Fyfe as assistant secretary. Eight degrees below zero on Sunday morning. Milton’s shoe factory faces assignment after five years of liberal bonuses. Knox Church Sabbath School reports a successful New Year program with choruses dialogues drills and recitations by several named participants.
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W. IL Storey
James Clark
John Clark
J. A. Murray
Isaac Francis
James McLain
Robert Wallace
T. Ue Harding
Geo. Hynds
Robert Halmes
Uren
William Williams
C. S. Smith
A. Secord
Misa Jennie Fyfe
Milton
Sabbath School of Knox Church
Maud Collins
Fiffe Corry
Jennie McPherson
Joseph Arethurs
Ada Holmes
Frank Heavill
Minnie Holmes
Annie Corry
Ruby Clark
Flossie Murray
James McDonald
Jennie Cameron
Mable Mann
Jennie Smith
Lily Halsted
Plans shown for a closed link council submission window
Snippets report council plans on view in the Free Press window with brief items on civic events. Daniel McLean elected mayor of Winnipeg in recent elections. Armenian Farm in Georgetown transferred to United Church bodies. United Church Men's Club banquet for 1410. Also birth notices for Burns and Knapp families and deaths of Adams and Stewart. Russian liquid glass and calcium chloride claim quicksand to limestone in 10 days.
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Sap
Quebec
Daniel McLean
Esquesing
Winnipeg
Georgetown
Board of Evangelism and Social Service
The
United Church of Canada
Men's Club
United Church
H. S. Mott
Burn Burns
Norman W. Burns
Acton
Knapp
Victoria
Memorial Hospital
Toronto
Clarence R. Knapp
Adams
St. Clair
Mich
Joseph F. Adams
Nassagaweya
Arthur W. Stewart
Movement of Canadian foods to the United Kingdom
The article describes Canadian food and products moving from Dominion farms to the United Kingdom via Canadian Pacific railway and steamship facilities. A top left image shows New Brunswick potatoes being loaded on the Beaverburn, one of the fleet’s cargo ships.
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Dominion
Pacis
New Brunswick
Beaverburn
Canadian Pacific
Prairies
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Joe Woods
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Milton Welding
Acetviene
Welling
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Lane of the Free Press
Sterou
WM. R. Bracken
Real . Estate and General Insurance
Mutual Life Assurance Co., Ltd
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Chesterfield
Worlanan
Jack Sudermann
John Dick & Son
I Ue
Apewreld
Woshows Lane
Homepower
Diesnel
CPR
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