Various Uses for Celery Dishes Housewife Can Prepare
Readable recipe chunk lists stuffed celery with Roquefort cream, celery brown stew with fried onion and stock, and celery omelet with Parmesan. Ingredients include celery stalks, Roquefort, cream, onion, butter, four, stock, Parmesan, cayenne. Steps describe stuffing, boiling, frying, and baking methods.
Milk Bath Ritual for Skin Care
A historical note describes testing a milk bath by applying warm milk to the face and limbs, allowing it to air dry, then using a light powder at night if the milk is used before retiring. It emphasizes evaporation and minimal wiping.
Remaking the Pillow With Beeswax Treated Feathers
Instructions describe making a quality pillow insert by trimming feathers to size, rubbing the inside with beeswax to prevent feather rise, and sliding the old pillow into a new case then settling the feathers through an opening.
Two Economy Hints From An Ice Box
Old curtains can be cut into squares and sewn to make a wash eletha. Place newspaper under and over ice to keep it clean and dry, catching dirt and slime. The folded papers protect the ice and prevent slipping when placing dishes.
Kentucky study touts home yeast bread saves money
The Kentucky agricultural experiment station issues two yeast bread recipes and asserts households can double loaf output for the same price as bakery bread. It outlines simple rules for preparation and baking, noting breadmaking is easy with proper guidance and that domestic science work is valuable for education.
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Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Kentucky Experiment Station
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rhubarb Stains Rust From Clothes With Stew Soak
A domestic tip suggests stewing rhubarb thinner than usual and sugarless, then soaking rusted white clothes for about fifteen minutes. Rinse in cold water to lift purple rhubarb stains when other methods fail.
Black Styles Dominate Summer Fashion Gowns
Summer fashion features black gowns with silk embroidery and tinsel accents. Designers present black union fabrics and accessories paired with white and biscuit tones for a refined summer look.
Future Womanly Beauty Explored in French Critique
Jean Pinot argues in Revue that feminine beauty evolves through individuality rather than strict Greek ideals. He contends future fashion will emphasize personal expression and refined distinction, with women choosing a heightened sense of individuality over virile outward trends. London Athenaeum.
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London Athenaeum
A Boy's View of Life in Changing Times
A boy reflects on life as he grows from childhood to manhood. He notes his father’s strictness at home and his own desire for independence and fun. The piece touches on duty, learning, work, and the lure of future adulthood.
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American Preas Association
Mouse Aids Wire Passage Through Long Narrow Pipe
In a western city a 107 foot pipe with a sharp bend hindered electricians. After failed attempts with tapeline and water, a mouse was used to carry a thread through the pipe and pull the wire stringing tape, completing the task.
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When to Go to Mamma and Doll Repairs
A fragmented tale recalls a doll’s accident with a cracked foot and head. A kind doctor or caregiver promises to mend the doll, offering hope that the foot will be made new and the doll restored.
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Ming
Dolly
Mascona
Unclear Query on Etiquette and Technologies
Fragmentary questions mix spelling errors and garbled terms about kissing sewing vinegar forks eating planes and engineers. The text appears nonsensical and lacks coherent events, people, or organizations to summarize into a proper news item.
Riddles and word puzzles in disordered dispatches
A jumble of riddle lines and garbled text asks about a stone in water a river and a mouth that speaks yet lies and a question about a long word and measurement clues. The fragmentary OCR shows nonsensical phrases and misplaced numbers across a fuel dispatch page.
Tramps In the Making A Weeks Illustrated Story
Aunt Lou and Bob stage a playful tramp prank for supper in a woodland camp. They scavenge corn, dodge suspicion, and learn a guest spoofs their untidy feast as a dinner date with Mr Hampton. A prank ends with laughter and a promise of a future outing.
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