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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1911
Page
9
A local educational board and teachers press domestic science as essential training for women to handle home duties. They argue this learning links school to life, aids effective homemaking, and supports civic betterment through informed textiles, cooking, and household management.
Instructional recipe note describes a cream dressing. Mix salt, pepper, paprika, three tablespoons oil, two tablespoons tarragon vinegar, and a small ice piece. Stir until slightly thick, then add three tablespoons thick sweet cream drop by drop keeping mixture smooth.
Instructions for a cabbage salad with lemon juice onion capers pepper ham or tongue and eggs optional plus a Parisian Frost Macedoine featuring strawberries cherries orange pears grapes almonds and pineapple juice served very cold.
A woman from Abbotsburg North Carolina recounts long standing monthly pain and weakness since age fifteen. She credits Cardus with easing her symptoms after the first bottle and claims better health for herself and three healthy babies. The ad promotes Cardus as a vegetable remedy for women and invites inquiries to Chattanooga Medicine Company for advice and a home treatment book.
Miss Nettle Vergeant argues for equal pay for men and women teachers, urging investigation into wage fairness. She cites women's labor value, the need to support child welfare, and notes that many women lack suffrage readiness but deserve salaries matching male counterparts in shared vocations.
A discussion among opera observers questions whether the next generation will rely on wigs as fashion elevates artificial hair. The piece notes modern hair trends have erased traditional crowning glory and describes the impact on women’s appearance and self perception.
The opera season dazzles Atlanta with day and night gatherings. Miss Farrar and stars like Destinn Alda and Amato drew society at luncheons and receptions hosted by Mrs. Maddox, Colonel Peel, and other Atlanta notables. Elegant boxes at the Auditorium hosted a parade of society women in sequins and lace while Driving Club after-parties honored the artists with toasts and roses.
In Atlanta the musicians urge venues to provide pianos that meet standard qualities and performance needs. The demand emphasizes consistency, availability, and reliable tuning for artists performing across city venues. The message underscores accessibility for creators and audiences alike.
President Taft refused to pardon Bartlett Richards William G Comstock Charles Jameson and Aquilia Triplett four wealthy Nebraska cattlemen convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government of grazing lands along the Wyoming border. Miss Marian S Hanckel urged stronger federal control of school life before the International Kinderg Union in Cincinnati advocating district reforms.
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