Kitchen stain remedies for women readers in 1900s column
A household guide lists stain removal methods for colored fabrics. It covers perspiration, lemon juice sun exposure, oxalic acid for stubborn marks, milk tea chocolate coffee ink blood grass and vaseline stains, plus methods for peach and rust stains with cautions about fading colors and using Javelle water on white goods.
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Sunday Dinner Menu From Domestic Department
The Daily Menu lists Chicken Fricassee with corn fritters and tomato salad, strawberry ice cream, Lord Baltimore cake, and demitasse as a special Sunday treat. It describes steps for fricassee and corn fritters, plus a strawberry ice cream recipe and a berry-sprinkled gallon-scale instruction.
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Body of Miss Ella Winter Found in Patapsco River
Baltimore dispatch reports Miss Ella Winter 30 a stenographer of 1228 East Preston Street was missing since Thursday. Her body was found in the Patapsco River near Curtis Bay after she had visited the house boat of D Meredith Reese Jr and was last seen boarding a boat to catch a Baltimore car.
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Heat Wave Sees Nine Die in Gulf Coast Regions
In New Orleans and surrounding areas on June 10, nine people died from extreme heat with five severe injuries and numerous prostrations reported. Eight individuals attempted suicide in 24 hours. Mrs. J. G. Rawat was killed in Behrveport by a lamp explosion tied to the heat. A Rome source reports India's wheat crop at 318,154,000 bushels, significantly below prior yields.
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Cornerstone laid for Greater Hood College at Frederick
The Greater Hood College cornerstone at Frederick was laid yesterday afternoon at four with ceremonies. Rev. Samuel H. Stine of York Pa delivered the principal address, Dr. William C. Schaeffer presided, and ivy was planted at the new administration building with Adele FE Edmonds giving the ivy oration.
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Rumors of Move to Oust Ella Flagg Young at Board Meeting
Chicago reports persistent rumors that eleven trustees may vote to remove Ella Flagg Young as superintendent of Chicago schools at today's Board of Education meeting. Ten trustees have supported her in the past, while others contacted refused to confirm or deny the plot.
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Ribot Seen as Likely Premier Nominee in France
Alexandre Ribot, a 72 year old French Senator and noted lawyer statesman, is predicted to accept the post of Premier following Doumergue's resignation. He has taught at the Ecole des Sciences Politiques and his wife is American, formerly Miss Burch of Chicago.
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Labor news and notes from across the states
The report lists union activity and labor issues from several states and cities. It notes Massachusetts has 260000 unionists while Hawaii has 82000 Japanese residents, and mentions the Texas State Federation of Labor convention in El Paso. It covers unions in Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas, plus anti Asiatic campaigning in California. It cites the Los Angeles labor bureau, alcohol and beverage worker organization trends, and safety enforcement in San Francisco. It also notes East Liverpool Ohio teachers forming a union, Holland cigarmakers, Illinois eight hour day advocacy, Boston cigar makers supporting wartime enlistment, and printing office workers seeking congressional backing for wage demands. The New Zealand Supreme Court ruling is referenced.
Law Bans Unions Aid Outside Industry in Certain Regions
A new law forbids a registered union from providing financial aid to workers outside its industry. A loan of 759000 from the gold standard fund will be made to Manila for municipal use. The funds will be invested by the municipal board to acquire land for housing the working class.
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