Glubwomen Aid Panama Canal Zone Cleanup Plea
Philip N. Moore of St Louis head of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs and other prominent clubwomen are thanked by government officials for their work in cleaning and improving the Panama Canal Zone. Reading rooms and cultural facilities were established, with wives of canal officials among the active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip N. Moore
St Louis
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Canal Zone
Canal
Old Maidism No Reproach Ends On Independent Women
SHIRLEY BREESE argues that the stigma of old maid is gone as women pursue education and careers. The piece praises college graduates and business minded women who balance work and home, redefining matrimony and motherhood free from economic dependency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebe
Cl. Maid
Shirley Breese
Quick Kitchen Tips From Old Handbook
Practical hints for food and tableware care. Cool hot dishes in cold salted water, mix with milk to keep mustard moist, vinegar helps egg whites stay white, and filling vases with sand stabilizes them to prevent tipping and breakage.
The Cookbook Methods for Stuffed Potatoes and Dressings
The article describes making stuffed potatoes with cheese and bread crumbs. It explains garlic sauce like Port de Hente, boiling garlic in five waters, then adding to a white sauce. It cautions on frying with hot fat and suggests sifting flour to prevent sputtering. It gives a French dressing method using salt pepper sugar vinegar and olive oil shaken in a jar.
Household Hints and Health Notes From Sweden and Norway
Household tips include using a round cloth with rubber for dust free coverage, dampened towels to keep meats moist, and silent hinges with lard or machine oil. Furniture cracks can be filled with color-matched wax, then pressed in. A note on marriage cites vaccination proof in Sweden and Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menar
Sweden
Norway
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Panama
Ganal Strip
Ransi Zene Brelobs
Federation
Peter
J. Irwin Ruff
Hummelstown, Pa
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