Women at New York Home Economics Parley Embrace New Foods
Nearly 3 000 food authorities attend American Home Economics Association sessions in New York. Menu evolution includes new desserts like apple sauce ice cream pie created for the convention. Five male delegates join for the first time in 27 years as senior Bedford high students raise funds to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
American Home Economics Association
Ruth Soule
Marie Casteen
Soule
Bedford
Daisy Stackhouse
All-Bran Relieved Constipation and Digestive Health
A reader credits All-Bran with restoring regular digestion after years of discomfort and ineffective medicines. The letter notes two tablespoonfuls daily, with meals in chronic cases, and claims lasting benefit since starting the bran over a year ago. The ad emphasizes bulk and vitamin B, compares bran to leafy vegetables, and mentions Battle Creek origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bartholomew
Cadillac, Mich
Visitors and Travels from East State Street Community
Local residents and friends arrived for visits and vacations from Columbus, Athens, Sara sota, and Cleveland areas. Notables include Mrs. Charles Cottingham with Nancy, Martha Isbell Cottingham, Mrs. W. A. Yoder, Mr. Yoder, Miss Martha Mansfield, Rotary delegates Fred McKay and L. Nichols, and educators Rachel Hopkins and Mary Fulton. A motor trip group returned from an East Coast tour while others welcomed guests at East State Street homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cottingham
Nancy Blue
Columbus
J. D. Kilgore
Cottingham
East State Street
Martha Isbell Cottingham
E. A. Cottingham
Athens
Sarasota
Fila
W. A. Yoder
Lucile Dowler
Yoder
Martha Mansfield
Yoder's
H. A. Dowler
Groveport
Girl Scouts Camp Ro tan Promotes Simple Back To Nature Life
Athens Girl Scouts begin week at Camp Rotan as about 300 000 girls will camp nationwide in leaner times. Camps use barter for supplies with food from gardens and orchards and crafts like sun baked pottery. Leaders note camp builds independence and may spark future careers in natural science and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Mary Margaret McBride
York
National
Girl Scout
Athens
Camp Rotan
Fred Wheaton
O. BE. McClure
John Woolley
Freda Malone
Esther Harris
la Tourette
Janet Tobitt
Folk Festival Council
New York
Department of Tropical Research
New York Zoological Society
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
A beauty columnist argues that using cosmetics well beats simply owning premium products. A thrifty user with clean habits and careful application shows clearer skin and shinier hair, while hygiene and proper tools drive superior appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart
House with No Closets and Moving Air Wardrobes
An architect proposes a residence without built in closets and introduces portable light moving wardrobes that can be carried to the terrace for sunning and airing. The design includes comprehensive air conditioning and no windows to minimize sweeping and dusting.
Handicapped Garden Blooms Behind Lindley Hall
Miss Mary Louise Fields and assistant Mrs. Margaret Davis nurture the Handicapped Garden behind Warden Cottage at Lindley Hall. What started as a few marigolds expanded to three times its size with blooms from May through fall, including snapdragon cosmos calendula zinnias chrysanthemum and more perennials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Fields
Lindley Hall
Margaret Davis
Warden Cottage
Ripley
Miss Fields
Parties Honor Recent Brides
Mrs. Ralph McClead and Mrs. John McClead, daughters of local families, were celebrated in June with a family dinner hosted by Mrs. J. F. McClead and a large bridal shower. About 100 guests attended at 403 East State Street, with numerous gifts given to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McClead
H. H. Starlin
John McClead
L. T. Morrison
East State Street
J. F. McClead
Walter Mattison
Leona
Harold
Edwin McClead
Benita
Mansfield
Forest Nolan
Lancaster
Evelyn Morrison
Athens
Virginia Loef
Shower Victories in Honor of Mrs McClead’s June Parties
A miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs Ralph McClead was held June 16 with music games and contests. Ice cream and cake were served to 120 guests. A second party followed June 22 for Mrs John McClead hosted by Mr and Mrs L T Morrison with similar entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McClead
L. T. Morrison
John McClead
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for irritability fatigue and low spirits. It claims 98 out of 100 women benefited and promises renewed energy and a more hopeful life with a purchase from the local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kieeduss
Nutrition of Vegetable Dishes Aided by Cheese Butter
The article discusses hearty vegetable dishes that form complete meals without meat, using two or more vegetables plus added ingredients like cheese or peanut butter. It offers garnishing ideas, baking guidance, and sample menus for meals and suggests using mixed veg and leftovers with white sauce and cheese for variety.
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All-Bran
Mr. Bartholomew
Battle Creek
Miss Soule
Fred McKay
Marianne McKay
Detroit
McKay
Rotary Club
L. &. Nichols
Elliott Street
Mich
Nichols
Rotary
Mias Rachel Hopkins
C. D. Hopkins
Youngstown
John M. Williams
Mary Fulton
Mary Ellen
Cuyahoga Falls
C. H. Harris
Don Rowland
Charles Sias
Boris Woolley
Jack Meister
East
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Boston
White Mountains
Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Niagara Falls
Bruce Lineburg
Sara Rachel
Lake Forest
Ill
Adda Young
Charleston
Ben Robbins
Wellston
Long
Virginia, Jackson
Hiram Russell
Ruth Higgins
Beulah Higgins
Elizabeth Huhn
Rocky River
Tom Roush
Second Street
EF. C. Schloss
Buckeye Lake
Frank Rauch
Rauch
Ray McCollins
Florence Cline
Huntington
W. Va
Frank Cline
Chauncey
George McCollins
Richland Avenue
Griswold
Kerr’s
Cline
Sally Eilers
Socha
Harry
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Mary E. Dague
WHITE
Savoy
Wii
American Association
Versity
Madame Bomer
Hedda Gabler
Anne C. Keating
Hammer
BEV Rem
Sturm Et
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