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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
3
Excerpts from Miss Anne Morgans book urging higher self worth for American girls. It argues home as life’s center, needs for female public duty in peacetime, and municipal housekeeping. Promotes female association with higher standards, independent work, and education shaping character and careers.
In Spokane Washington six fifty five senior girls plan to sew their own white graduation dresses under a five dollar limit after surveying department stores for affordable trims. They will wear black slippers and stockings with one lily of the valley and a few green sprigs, avoiding gloves and bouquets to keep costs down.
The text outlines two frying methods shallow and deep. Shallow frying suits sausages pancakes and meat with little fat. Deep frying covers items like rissole croquettes fritters fish and chips with fully submerged fat and coated items. It notes fat temperature blue smoke signals readiness and fat reuse via careful straining and avoiding water.
In a quoted passage from Ii verybody's Magazine the fly masterfully samples pantry items as part of a critique of adulteration. The flies die after consuming flour with plaster of Paris sugar with white lead and syrup colored with anilin dyes while a survivor drinks the poison and remains healthy.
New York State enacted a widowed mothers pension bill approved by Governor Whitman. The law provides a woolly allowance per child under 16, promoting economy and maternal care versus alternative support. Other states show interest as widowed mothers with children gain relief and stability.
A fragmented line notes making enough cornmeal mush in a day to stock for thrad or four, with a casual odd phrasing suggesting a plan to fry it or use as a staple. The piece reads like a kitchen note or a regional cooking tip column.
Women flock to the blouse counters as new spring styles debut. Handcrafted and machine models compete for quality with lightweight chiffons and lingerie fabrics, while simple high collars gain favor over elaborate neckpieces.
A household tip suggests sprinkling perfumed olive oil on the shelves of rarely opened bookcases to prevent mildew. The oil forms a protective layer, keeping books from mold when they are not exposed to light and air.
A Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes that simple pleasures like a cup of coffee and a porterhouse steak can transform a husband from a fiend into a seraph, likening the effect to baptism in the River Jordan.
The raglan sleeve is described as the most popular style for plain high-necked blouses.
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