Growing youths rest too little warn parents
A New York health bulletin urges more rest for growing boys and girls to stay well nourished. Dr Caroline Hedger warns against late night school activities and heavy after school schedules for teens, noting lighter programs are needed during growth spurts.
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New York
Dea
Caroline Hedger
Yue Childs
Hodger
Parowe
Brea
Giroils
Brea Hodger
Sean Shoys
Hedger
Household Hints From Mrs. Mary Morton
Mrs Morton shares kitchen tips and recipes for leftovers and common meals. The column lists Baked Noodle Ring and variations, uses leftover pork or veal, and blends ingredients like noodles eggs cheese milk and chicken for casseroles. It includes chili bean dishes, scalloped corn and celery, and general cooking guidance using spices and timing.
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Fish World
Fashion Fares Backward in Modern Styles
Fashion writer Lucy Claire notes designers recycle bygone eras from the Moyen Age to Paris trends. She highlights feathered millinery, veils, fringe, and waistline drapes influencing current looks. The piece cites innovations like back-ruled skirts, peek-a-boo effects, and white lace evening frocks drawing on medieval and Victorian motifs.
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Lucy Claire Feasion
Pio Vi Ani
Paris
Almont
Patoy
Swagger Coat Styles Dominate Street Wear Trends
A garbled review notes swagger coats and jackets for the season with mentions of three quarters swagger coats short swagger jackets and new cravat collars. It highlights the Hanviele model and Wrenn kidakin fit, with brown suede gloves, brown patent or silk stockings and an antelope bag as recommended accessories.
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Weert
Funn
Shale der
Hanviele
Wrenn Kidakin
Endoraas
Xenall
Tollay
Fragments of a vintage baking recipe with errors
A garbled OCR baking instruction lists butter, hake, oven heat, and several misread terms. It mentions French toast, butter, milk, eggs, flour, baking powder, salt, vanilla, and a confectioners sugar mix. The text is fragmented with multiple typos and unclear steps.
Fragments of a Recipe Collection with Mixed Dishes
The text presents a garbled collection of cooking instructions including vanilla flavoring, pineapple dessert, layered pastry with mo vingua crust, rice and tomato dishes, split peas with milk, baked salmon, spaghetti with tomato sauce and cheese, and housekeeping tips. It reads as a disrupted page of a home economics column with ingredients and steps but numerous typos and incomplete phrases.
Waistline Marks Fashion Across Many Styles This Season
Special Gable to Pontral Passe nia notes waistlines drive silhouette and fashion tone. Writers discuss diverse opinions on waist placement from low on hips to high empire, with belts, drapes, and bows shaping balance for varying figures.
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Lucien Lelong
Pontral Passenia
Varig
Dirontsia
Justander
Hnr
Tam
Tested Recipes Mincameat and Savory Sauce Loaf Filling
A fragmented merged kitchen notes describe a mincemeat filling with apples and spices for pies and a creamy savory sauce to pour over a loaf. It includes steps to mix ingredients, boil slowly, sterilize jars, and adjust with juices or jellies. Also outlines a baked cake filling and frosting process with lemon and butter, plus a creamy sauce to serve over loaf.
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Amerinda
Brows Nuimer
George and Ruth Young Hands Learn Through Play
A narrative contrasts George and Ruth as they explore with paints, skating, and daily tasks. George resists, encouraged by his mother who doubts his energy, while Ruth, guided by Mrs Averett, discovers independence and problem solving. The piece argues that safe experimentation builds confidence and skill.
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George
Paracutus Muither
Cibers
Georg Wail
Oliver
Lenchinis
George Geus
Mrs. Svarett
Ruth
Ren
Pumpkin Delicacy PUNPKIN CHIPS from Mrs Morton's Recipe
Recipe fragment from Mary Morton’s Daily Tested Recipes outlines a pumpkin chips method. It lists six pounds pumpkin, four lemons, two ounces green ginger, water, sugar, and steps to cube pumpkin, add ginger and lemons, soak overnight, cook slowly until tender, then seal in jelly glasses. Contains several garbled spellings and OCR errors but preserves core actions and measurements.
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Mary Morton
Elps and recipes for holiday dishes and repairs
Readable culinary items describe using cheese as meat substitute for meals and casseroles, filling sandwiches, and browning with kraut. Also include pumpkin custard, tangerine syrup candy, old fashioned pies, and thrifty homemaking tips such as mending hosiery, plus notes on canned cod liver oil versus salmon oil for health.
Household Tips From Old Texts Weakened By OCR
A fragmented pastry of household hints discusses keeping packages secure with damp string and methods to remove stains from white fabrics. It mentions hot milk or vinegar as softeners and washing with soap, then boiling water. The passage reflects outdated remedy language and garbled wording.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Mary Morton
Roth
Buller
Alice
Serva
Brent Tromby
Panbury
Paria
Froebel
Edith Lockridge Reid
Ti. S. Burewunts
Oad
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