Community kitchens rise amid urban change and food costs
The article surveys growing interest in cooperative community kitchens as a response to fewer domestic servants and rising food prices. It cites Peters of the Council of Nations Defense and details experiments in Evanston Illinois and other cities, noting delivery kitchens, student participants, and mixed early success with demand.
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Wiling Hess
Ion Lowther Peters
Pi DL
Whawan
Council of Nations Defense
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Peters
United States Food Administration
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Kitches
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Robert D. Cunningham
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Taleioke
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Wingetha Woman's Club
Sichem
Wickinson
Alten
Utah State News Fragment Highlights Local Events and Plans
A jumbled Utah State News item notes events around Salt Lake City including municipal decisions, labor activities, and public notices. It mentions parade preparations, road and drainage work near Fairgrounds, a new highway project near the Hy Spr iehl area, and plans involving Bert and Willard streets. The report cites community gatherings, visitor turnout, and ongoing municipal schedules with various officials referenced.
Women as pampered toys in marriage critique
The piece mocks the idea that American women demand endless attention from husbands while French husbands treat wives as ideals. It compares suffocating control to freedom, noting husbands mourn unprepared for loss and wives’ protected status, with vivid, uneasy images of gender roles and social gaze.
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Ernest Dinhet
Spain
Rare fruits in the Philippines described by explorers
A damaged OCR fragment notes two unusual fruits in the Philippines. One fruit, tasted by Alfred Kaisar, yields a creamy pulp with a cheese like flavor and elusively preserves. The other fruit, a mangosteen, is described as scarce and difficult to ship abroad.
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Alfred Kaeser
Malay Archipelago
Buttin
Fragmented OCR note on wartime publishing and parking limits
The fragment discusses wartime publication volumes and limits on prints, mentioning hourly and minute constraints. It references conditions during the war, with numbers indicating millions of volumes and average figures per year, and notes shifts in effort and production. It reads as a garbled summary of a broader accounting of publishing output.
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Rey
Bebie Auelety
New Illuminator for Luminator Tur Le Microscope
Professor Alexander Silverman Waaler showcases a new illuminator for the Le Ti microscope that yields very strong light, enabling study of opaque and transparent bodies as if they were clear. It highlights surface texture and reveals blow ont pite and fine details, aiding textile and bacteriological analysis.
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Alesander Silverman Waaler
Hughie
There’s A Difference In Public Service Ambition
A fragmentary exchange mocks attitudes toward government roles and patriotic duty. The New Haven Register and Age Herald are cited in a discussion about whether mercantile agencies accurately judge suitability for public offices.
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New Haven Register
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