The Family's Vacation Then The Home Duties Begin
A reflective piece urges preparation for the upcoming year of motherhood. It notes the mother bears ongoing household duties, keeping the home orderly, meals, cleaning, and child care, with limited help from others. It counsels resilience, self-care, and brief escapes to prevent weariness, even amid frugal realities.
Open Doors in Teaching and Community Life
The article extols teaching as a noble profession appealing to women, noting higher pay and better conditions draw more to the field. It argues teachers become community leaders, supports rural betterment, and emphasizes education as social service linking pulpit press and school. It envisions August as a time for family and open-air life before routine returns.
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Summer Eatables and Fruit Based Dishes Then and Now
The text advises reduced summer food intake and lists cooling fruits and vegetables. It suggests drinks and succulent foods to prevent dehydration as heat increases. Several recipes follow including molded fruit desserts with gelatin, a cabbage carrot mango mold, cauliflower prepared with cheese, a vegetable loaf with rice and nuts, tomato dressings, and various corn and bean combinations.
Ebrlich Symons Nuptials In San Francisco Society
Miss Frances Symons, only daughter of Mr and Mrs William Symons, married California lawyer Philip Ehrlich in a Temple Bnai Torah ceremony. The event drew prominent guests from New York to San Francisco, followed by a country club reception and a wedding tour.
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Butte
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William & Symons
Philip Ebrlich
California
Mise Symons
Vassar
Lifornia Society
Misa Symons
Carrie Rothenberg
Meridan
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Hannah Ruth Cohen
Beatrice Rothenberg
Phoebe Ann Cohen
J. Abramhanson
Stanley Kymone
Jack Abramhanson
Robert Rothenberg
Temple
Country Club
New York
Chicago
Salt Lake City
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Loonlight Sail in Cotton Fields Recalls Dunbar Poem
A fragment evokes Paul Lawrence Dunbar with rural imagery of a frolic under moonlight in cotton fields. The lines mention Lucy and a cabin crest, suggesting a nighttime scene and a playful, romantic undertone tied to Dunbar’s voice.
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Dr Parker Advocates Social Hygiene Reform In America
Hartford based Dr Valeria H Parker leads a national push on social hygiene through the Interdepartmental board. Her program stresses education, recreation, medical services, and strict enforcement of morality laws to guide youth away from danger. The plan includes clinics, organized outdoor activities, and gender equal enforcement.
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America
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Wisconsin grants women equal rights in custody matters
The article lauds Wisconsin as the first state to grant women full equality before the law including half custody rights, signaling a historic shift in family law. It notes the milestone as a landmark in 1921, praising the progress and predicting further reactions from future generations.
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Sheppard-Towner Bill Seen as Vital Reform for Mothers
The Woman Citizen notes suffocation of the bill last January yet views the Sheppard-Towner measure as a crucial reform. It argues national state cooperation for maternal health, nurseries, and hospital care, claiming Europe shows mortality drops with child welfare centers and hygiene experts.
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Europe
England
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France
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America
Carnation Milk Lessons On Home Cooking Seeks Aid
Mrs Mary Blake presents weekly milk cookery lessons offering practical guidance for home cooking. Her counsel will answer questions and share experience, with correspondence addressed to Mrs Mary Blake care Carnation Milk Products Co 1260 Stuart Building Seattle.
Dishes Men Like with Carnation Milk
A homemaking guide extols Carnation Milk to enhance hearty dishes for men. It covers potatoes prepared in multiple ways, baked potatoes with milk, cheese macaroni with white sauce, and apple pie a la mode. It includes reader questions about masking Carnation flavor and achieving glossy pastry tops.
Jazz criticism and social notes from a 1920s issue
The page recounts Mrs. Oberndorfer’s view that jazz harms morals, citing the Ladies Home Journal piece Does Jazz Put the Jin in Syncopation. It also lists visitors at the Gillis and Benton homes, guests from New York and San Francisco, plus a quoted exchange from the Washington Star about politicians becoming statesmen.
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Marx E. Oberndorfer
General Federation of Music Clubs
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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