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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
7
A collection of kitchen instructions detailing Fig ice cream and fig t ice cream with custard and junket methods, oatmeal cracker cake with chocolate butter icing, Flemish carrots with beet broth, and related steps. The text provides ingredients, proportions, and methods for freezing, baking, and flavoring.
The article notes a shift as women gain forewoman status in large factories, with roles such as instructional and pro ductional forewomen. It cites the Artificial Limb company and other plants where women join foreman training, arguing for equal opportunities and pay. It highlights women aiding in assembling delicate parts, and that nineteen or twenty year olds become key watchmakers, signaling growing female influence in industry and potential continued progress.
Three general use substances for making anti freeze columns can be prepared by owners without consulting a mechanic. Alcohol glycerin and calcium chloride are discussed, with cautions about alkaline solutions injuring cooling system components. Manufacturers favor alcohol and glycerin due to neutral effects on rubber and metal parts.
The Scientific American illustrates a chain clamp and tightener by G. J. Weldman and J. A. Hughes of Lewiston Montana. The device secures new skid chains on motor vehicle tires and features a mechanism for easy tightening and to prevent accidental opening. A side note explains writers use a wordometer tied to the space bar to count words.
F B Gilbreth says factory success comes from the laziest worker who minimizes motion. His movements are studied via action pictures. The rapid worker learns shorter methods by imitating the lazy expert’s efficiency.
Fragmented ad text mentions weed control, seed cleanliness, Willie men s made to measure suits, Wilks cleaners and tailors, and Record subscription reminders. It reads as a garbled mix of promotional lines for farming, clothing, and printing services with no clear event or persons.
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