Creating A Home By Eliminating Clutter And Excess
Mary Margaret McBrinf reports from New York on Agnes Foster Wright’s philosophy of home decoration. The gist: modern rooms should be restful with quality essentials, not overloaded with odds and ends. buy individual, durable pieces and use careful contrast, light, and texture to reflect personality. practice regular decluttering to keep spaces simple and functional. Wright cites a la carte furniture buying, avoids matching sets, and emphasizes light control, storage, and purposeful accents.
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Poultry and Egg Delights Highlight Farm to Table Trends
Article praises hens as efficient 4 to 5 pound machines producing 7 to 14 eggs yearly, detailing hen feed components and nutrient extraction. It then offers recipes and kitchen tips for orange sponge cake, scalloped eggs with olives, maple sponge cake, and Eggs Benedict with Hollandaise, emphasizing simple prep and seasonally abundant ingredients.
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Home cookbook and garden notes blend cooking with seasonal planting
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