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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
6
The review argues most cookbooks lack guidance for building harmonious menus. It asserts cooking is design and timing, not just assembling recipes. The book Gourmet's Menu Cook book priced 13.75 targets women seeking creative, complete meal planning.
Joseph Love presents a fashion collection inspired by European fishing villages. It uses Zepel treated fabrics in red white and blue with lobster fish and anchor motifs and includes full page food photography and extensive menu and recipe notes totaling 1568 items with 96 recipe photographs.
Cooking is a drudge yet a woman who can present meals like these needn't blast when census asks her occupation. The text implies household duties and culinary roles in the era without detailing additional facts.
Gov. Peabody asks the legislature to establish a 23 member Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women modeled on the federal Kennedy commission. The plan targets employment policy hours wages civil rights property family affairs and services for women. The aim is to expand women's participation as full partners in democracy and reduce poverty ignorance and injustice.
The author argues that a woman such as Margaret Chase Smith could lead if voters accept a feminine perspective. She notes voters fear and that minority groups face challenges. The piece suggests feminism may offer advantages in leadership style and endurance.
A reader argues that a capable woman could be president though male and female critics alike raise emotional and logical doubts. The letter cites Susan B Anthony and other figures, dismisses the feminine mystique, and lists Margaret Chase Smith with opposition while urging a capable intelligent woman Democrat to run.
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