All Should Help In Reducing Household Disorder
A fragmentary discussion urges every family member to contribute to domestic tasks to reduce the burden on the mother. It suggests sharing cooking, shopping, and cleanup, with a plan for one day’s dress and a small fund, while noting the strain of daily chores on parents and the home.
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Demand for Correct Weight Standards in Texas
Austin officials report a general call for weights and measures reform across the state. Foias and Sone cite that other states have independent departments, urging Texas to create a similar system to ensure honest weights. Weinert notes current Texas methods lack adequate protection and that some county practices are wholly inadequate.
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Hints for the Household and Food Preservation Tips
A fragmented, period flavored advice column covers household tasks and recipes. It discusses serving heavy salads, dishwashing tips, cleaning surfaces with paint or linseed, and avoiding certain items at dinner. Also mentions winter storage, safety of stored foods, and general kitchen guidance.
Hughes to Resume Law Practice with NYC Firm
Defeated presidential Republican nominee Hugh Hughes announced Monday he will resume law practice in New York City with the firm Hounds Schurman Dwight at 9 Broadway. His son Charles E. Hillaches and others will join as partners as the firm becomes Hughes Rounds Seharman & Dwight with Arthur C. Roundy George W. Seharman and several associates.
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McGormick Silver Loving Cup Presented in 1918
The ceremony at national headquarters honored Vance McGormick for leadership of the Democratic Party in 1918 aiding Woodrow Wilson's reelection. The cup inscription credits his services to the American people as a key figure in Wilson's victory. Funds for the event were raised by Winston-Salem supporters.
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