A Seasonable Tailored Suit and Household Tips
Woman and the Household offers practical kitchen and home guidance including a candy recipe with sugar butter milk and flavorings, a marshmallow chocolate confection with dried fruits, and chocolate crackers. It also provides rug beating and washing tips for large rugs with borax soap solution, plus folding notes on rug care and drying.
Nervous Wreck: Self Help for Worry Cure
The article argues nervous exhaustion in modern women stems from constant worry and emotional life. It urges self discipline, a strong will, and sane living with proper hygiene to cure without costly treatments, warning worry worsens health and dreams. It cites a New York Times writer on worry as a dominant daily burden.
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New York Times
Skirt Hangers Made From Ribbon and Rings For Travel
The New York Press describes simple travel skirt hangers made from four inch ribbon pieces and large nickel rings fabric covered with silk. One end is hemmed over a safety pin, the other to the ring. Two hangers per skirt. hoops hang on closet hooks and can also fit coats.
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New York Press
Baking Cake Flavoring Step Suggestion
When flavoring is forgotten add the required amount on top of the batter in the pan before baking. This quick fix helps integrate flavor without starting over and keeps the bake intact. Spread evenly and continue with normal baking time and temperature.
Of Interest to the Children Dutch Concert and a Thread and Needle Tree
A description of the kids game Dutch concert where players imitate instruments as the leader directs and can be penalized for delays. It also explains a thread and needle tree with sharp leaf tips used as ready threaded needles for sewing, noting tropical origins and Mexican weaving use.
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Old Town
Hidden Fortunes at City Lodging Houses Shock Officials
Reports from the municipal lodging house reveal many travelers with fortunes use the shelter before departing for Armenia Greece Smyrna and Italy. Superintendent Lord William C Yorke says some wealthy men stay two nights to avoid hotel costs and others are caught after being compelled to undress for fumigation. In a December case an Armenian man concealed cash totaling nearly 4000 in his clothing, with another 50000 held in trust by the Armenian society of New York.
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Greece
Smyrna
Italy
William C. Yorke
New York Merald
United States
America
Europe
Armenian Society of New York
Love in the Reading Room Ends with a Married Twist
In a salon like scene Jean, posing as an elderly reader, lands a job reading aloud for Dr. Tom Whitney who must wear a bandage over his eyes. Mary, feigning youth, watches as the ruse leads to recognition and a staged engagement that turns real with a surprising marriage hint and a playful confession.
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Dean Draper
Ehild
Mary Brandon
Jean
Mary
Dale Avenue
Chiropodists Parelor
Dr. Tom
Jenn
Whitney
Dr. Whitney
Tom Whitney
Tor
Tom
Sunday School Lesson for March 31
The lesson guides readers through a series of inquiries on Luke and Matthew narratives, focusing on Zacharias Elisabeth and the Messianic expectation. It contrasts Jesus with Herod, notes John the Baptist’s role, and emphasizes Jesus’s compassion, forgiveness, and mission to seek the lost, urging devotion and witness among believers.
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Zacharias
Elisabeth
Bethlehem
Jesus
Simeon
Mary
Herod
Luke
John the Baptist
Job
the Baptist
Simon
Church Bazaar Doubled as Charity and Craftwork
A church guild raised funds at a bazaar where items sold for 25 to 10 cents or up to 1 dollar. Everything donated, no holdup feared, with inexpensive novelties and housekeeper tables offering preserves pies pickles and more. Guests enjoyed a 25 cent supper of coffee beans ham and salads, while hot fudge and carny sweets drew lively crowds.
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New York Times
Howe
Boston
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