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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1920
Page
2
Miss Anne Martin, a prominent suffragist, runs again for the U S senate in Nevada as women contest high offices across several states in the upcoming election.
Dr. Foster Kellogg argues the United States lags Europe in handling illegitimacy and urges state boards of illegitimacy under a federal plan. He cites 14,000 annual illegitimate births and contrasts Massachusetts death rates with better European practices to keep mother and child together.
A brief tip instructs using a cloth dampened with kerovene to clean stained glass panels and remove stains near doorways. The note emphasizes gentle rubbing to avoid damage.
A well known New York skin specialist says soap does not hurt the complexion. He claims that women who wash their faces with soap have clearer skin and smaller pores. He advises using unscented soap and washing thoroughly then rinsing with cold water. morning routine may use warm water then cold rinse.
Plant narcis, daffodil, and hyacinth bulbs in early November with rich soil. Store bulbs in a cellar for eight weeks before bringing them to light. Plant bulbs two inches deep for bloom by Christmas.
Tips for a cozy guest room include a simple bedside clock made from an inexpensive watch in an ivory celluloid case and a ready mending bucket to handle small repairs for guest convenience.
Necklaces are described as made with alk and colored stones with popular mixes of yellow and black white and green. Alk and cut jade motifs appear frequently in the present jewelry styles.
Odd trend in New York shows ostrich fans wearing bracelets signaling arrest or release status. The accessories accompany dancing scenes in a noted novel and attract local curiosity about feathered fashion and novelty signaling.
A brief home tip describes cleaning gilt frames by grating a raw onion and applying the juice. The method relies on onion acidity to cut grime and restore shine to framed artwork.
A note explains many house plants die from water pooling in pot bottoms. It advises not only a drainage hole but also a layer of gravel broken brick or stone at the base to improve drainage.
Oriental embroidery enriches blouses with bright colors and patterns. It also trims dresses capes and figerie showing the versatility of Orgenth embroidery in fashion.
Cleveland October 30 A veteran hotel executive cites social training tact and character judgment as essential for the new floor clerk position in large hotels. Mrs Julia Brotherton head floor clerk emphasizes hiring women over 30 with trained social sense to provide personal guest care beyond the main desk.
Mrs Julia Brotherton Day advocates floor clerks as a largely female role in large hotels. She notes better fit for handling constant tasks and crises, cites Hotel Cleveland experience, and argues this path offers women dignity and entry to business life.
Goucher College Maryland introduces a political science course funded by a $36,000 Elisabeth Scott Fellowship fund recently transferred to the institution. The program aims to advance political education for women on campus and in the community.
A court case concerns U S Department culture experiments on preserving fruit by freezing. The project aims to extend shelf life for canning and sherbet production, claiming benefits in palatability and storage.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a small group discussion about a public works bill. The readable phrases reference a bill and potential improvements, with no clear names, dates, or places remaining legible.
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