Independence Day Celebrations and Monroe Doctrine Centennial Plans
The piece discusses Independence Day observances shifting in the United States, honoring James Monroe and the Monroe Doctrine Centennial, with a commission authorized to spend 122 500 dollars. It recounts past wartime and policy progress and notes Philadelphia's sesquicentennial preparations including an international exposition with new features like an Automobile Hall and an Air Building.
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Wyoming
James Monroe
United States
Senate
Congressional Commission
New York
National Committee of Celebration
Washington
F. B. Gernerd
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Brandywine
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania Assembly
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
North Carolina
Delaware River
Trenton
Frederick Leaser
John Jacob Mickley
Christ Church
German Zions Reformed Church
Lehigh River
John Griesemer
Nicholas Fox
Michael Kolb
John Miller
Peter Rhoads
Old City Hall
Supreme Court
Independence Square
Fifth Street
Supreme Court of the United States
Republic
How to Get Results in Buying Pattern
USDA guidance explains selecting pattern size by age or measurements, emphasizes skirt hip fit, and outlines how to lengthen or shorten patterns. It covers pattern layout, waste reduction, fabric grain, notching, stitching guides, and material estimates for garments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tidiness Aids Efficient Ironing Day Techniques
This article from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines practical steps to ease ironing work. It covers arranging a tidy workspace with a stable board, proper height, a clotheshorse, and lighting, plus using clean irons and correct ironing order for fabrics.
Ventilated bread box guidance from agriculture department
The United States Department of Agriculture urges housewives to keep bread and cakes in a ventilated box and not wrap hot bread immediately. Dry the box weekly, wipe, and sun it. moisture causes molds. Crackers and cookies lose crispness if exposed to air and should be kept in airtight boxes wrapped in parchment or paraffin paper.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Flavoring Fish by Salt in Frying Fat
A cooking note suggests sprinkling salt into the fat used to fry fish to enhance its flavor. The tip emphasizes seasoning the fat rather than the fish directly for tastier results.
Of Interest 10 The Housewife
Clothespins kept in a bag will last longer and keep cleaner. Keep a washable cover on your telephone book, and it will always be presentable. Add a little lemon peel to prunes while cooking. The lemon will strengthen their laxative value.
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Guy D. Goff
John Dickinson Sherman
United States of America
America
Gothenburg
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W. Mondell
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Harding
Henderson
Carrion
Clark
Gillett
Coati- America
Orient
Panama
Congress
Lnderwood
Department of Agriculture