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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1908
Page
23
Marion Harland advises American housewives to stay cool in heat by simplifying daily life, reducing heavy decor, and using practical devices like a hay stove and chafing dish. Focus on lighter, cooler routines, prep in morning, serve hot meals only if necessary, and maintain a calm, confident tone to avoid family criticism.
Practical advice urges calm, planning, and light meals to stay cool. Authors suggest outdoor or sunless cooking, early rising, and avoiding panics to reduce heat stress. emphasizes composure and efficiency in summer household tasks.
The Housemother’s Exchange prints practical advice for a 19 year old housewife earning $11 a week. It shares recipes for economical dinners using liver, heart, and beef scraps, plus a child wife’s menu plan and a weekly breakfast lunch dinner roster. Letters from readers seek cheap, nourishing dishes and kitchen hacks.
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