Foot Chest Decorates Early American Bedrooms
Carolyn Kinemann describes the foot chest and foot bench as versatile Early American furniture. The piece anchors rooms with practical storage and decorative value, noting its use as a bed complement, a space saver, and a charming museum-like object. The article traces origins from six-board chests to medieval uses, including hidden storage and ladder substitutes, and highlights modern reproductions from Link Taylor in Lexington North Carolina.
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New Variations of Favorite Recipes From Elizabeth Sparks
A kitchen timing guide offers a yearly plan to list Sunday dinner, week night, and Friday fish favorites, then follow the rotation to avoid repeats. It suggests brainstorming for new ideas, posting the lists, and adding successful new dishes to the menus. Included are sample menus and recipes like Hamburger Casserole and Friday favorites such as shrimp and lobster, with basic step by step directions.
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Elizabeth Sparks
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