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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
10
A long article argues every woman should learn cooking and domestic management. It links practical kitchen skill to dignity, leadership in the home, and social progress, urging schools to teach kitchen science as a core subject and praising aristocratic women for culinary training.
A community event highlights Deaf Mute aid efforts for health access. Miss Stockard’s Tea hosts guests with a long list of attendees, including Miss Jane Johnstone and Mrs Robert Burgess, while hospital care and floral tributes are noted. The article lists donors and a concert at a local Wesl. Memorial tradition continues with guests including Miss Ruth Turner and Miss Virginia Ribble, and Mrs Ottley hosts a reception at the New Willard Washington.
The Atlanta Civic League plans a large delegation to march in the Washington suffrage parade on March 3. The league supports women’s voting rights and cites New York’s recent law as boosting state participation to twelve.
A letter from Mrs T WY Bennett describes severe illness and two doctors. After avoiding surgery she found relief using Cardus the woman’s tonic. She reports regained strength and urges others to publish her experience. The Chattanooga Medicine Co Ladies Advisory Dept offers guidance and a case book.
The Spokane Tribune notes simple methods for glossy hair. A harmless wash and a canthrax shampoo are recommended to cleanse the scalp, invigorate roots, and leave hair soft, fluffy, and thick with regular use.
A group gathered last year in Europe for a joyful farewell party with about thirty guests arriving around 8 30 to 9 0. Dancing followed and a delicious supper was served with roses as the central table decoration for the evening.
The description notes all indoor decorations in rose color. Miss Pavan wore a blue charmeuse dancing gown with lace overdress. Miss Phinizy appeared in white chiffon and satin while Miss Goldsmith wore pink satin with lace and rose trims.
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