Household Hints From Old Specks of Wisdom
Household hints cover odor removal with tobacco smoke and water, dough handling ideas, stain removal with peroxide or lemon, camphor mixtures, hat placement etiquette, milk scald cooling for smooth results, mending with a sewing machine, paper wedding favors, whitening hands with lemon juice or alum.
Baked Oysters and Stovetop Stew With Mutton and Peas
Readable text describes baking large oysters until shells open and serving in undershells with butter and pepper. Also details a stew of mutton and peas using diced mutton and pork fat, frying, simmering in water, then thickening gravy with roux and seasoning.
Good Health Depends On What Women Eat And How It Affects Morals
The text argues health and beauty stem from diet and cites that nourishment shapes skin, eyes, flesh, and mood. It links morality to eating, warns against alcohol replacing missing nourishment, notes heavy sourdough harms digestion, and claims malnutrition fuels crime and melancholy.
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Ny 4
Homemaking Recipes From A Historic Cookery Column
A collection of kitchen instructions covering stews desserts cookies and soups with steps on boiling batter mixing milk cream and flour sauces and flavored potatoes. The text lists dish names and ingredients including Tomato Cream Soup Marshmallow Layer Cake and Potatoes a la Hollandaise with measured quantities and cooking times.
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Smithsay
Better Living Standards for 1914 Homes
A Prescott educator argues for improved living standards in Alaska and congested districts. He urges cleaner porches and entryways, safer kitchens, and healthier habits, outlining six resolutions to raise family standards through income tracking, sanitation, decluttering, orderly housekeeping, proper food study, and prudent social choices.
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Harrington
Alaska
Tive
Question on Baby Mortality and Infant Welfare
A historical editorial urges civic pride tied to infant welfare. It argues city populations must support newcomer mothers with guidance on feeding, milk quality, clothing, and preventing illnesses. The piece praises the Infant Welfare Society’s role in organizing help for mothers and babies.
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Bubbey
New York
Arctic
Infant Welfare Society
Women Vow Higher Home Standards For 1914
The speaker urges women to join ITG normal living and spread the gospel of pure food and sanitation. She stresses rising kitchen ergonomics, calling for work areas at 44 or 36 inches and condemning low back-breaking furnishings. She urges collective action for progress in the home.
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Itg
Megether
Local Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A roster of marriage licenses shows entries for individuals including Mavirten FE Kelley and Lary Stone, with ages and residences noted. The list also mentions couples such as Marguerite Wwieeler and others, along with street addresses like 1700 Denham street and 3800 Denham street for the pairs bound for matrimony.
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Mavirten FE Kelley
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Delta
Nue
Lary Stone
Norwood
Wittien
Joseph Stragsell
Shetch Clerk
Weenell
Eheting
Tinh Man- Ae
Marguerite Wwieeler
Lonts
Coremaier
Raltiesee Pike
Aon
Diamponte
Bere
Kate
Why Wives Grow Tired Of Their Workshop
A man returns from work and wonders why his wife wants to stay home. The piece argues a true married woman's home is her world full of care and happiness, yet she seeks relief and a break after a long day. It urges husbands to consider inviting their wives out rather than grumbling.
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Mary
Shea
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Robert Day
Heloise Wilcox
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Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Notes Religious Choice
A reader asks if a Protestant woman should convert to Catholicism for marriage to a Catholic man and fears family disapproval. Mrs Thompson suggests if truly in love and the right partner, either he joins her church or she joins his, emphasizing happiness and forgiveness.
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Mrs. Thompson
Tee
Hello the Telephone Girl Makes a Fortune
Heloise Warding captivates George Wilcox and his family with wit and wealth as she balances romance and business acumen. He reveals a secret plan to merge personal ambition with a forward looking mining venture. The couple’s marriage prospects clash with his hidden motives and a dramatic wealth driven strategy unfolds.
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Heloise Warding
Heloise
George Wilcox
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