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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
2
Miss Jane Addams argues for woman suffrage by linking home welfare to city governance including light, air, fire protection, sewerage and health. Other notes report Salcey Forest decline, the Arkansaw pronunciation, European curiosities, Yiddish language debate, a Pacific Ocean exploration group, dodder plant threats, and science/engineering snippets from Europe and America.
Four salad ideas and dressings from a vintage guide include Cherry Salad with large sweet cherries hazel nuts and lemon juice dressing served on lettuce with orange shards. Three P Salad blends canned peas roasted peanuts and chopped pickles with a simple dressing. A basic dressing combines salt dry mustard flour sugar vinegar and water boiled until thick then butter. Horseradish Sauce uses butter flour milk and horseradish with mustard salt and pepper cooked ten minutes then served hot.
A newspaper snapshot notes pompadours may fade but front hair remains a feature. Hats with flat coifs are seen as worst to come while women adapt by lifting the front, curling hair, or using nets and veils in place of wires or rats.
Practical pillow slips of flowered chints bound in a grid color with buttons or buttonholes hold couch pillows for warm weather. They promote cool touch and easy washing. Lectures linked women suffrage to home health, touching light, fire protection, sewerage, and city health regulation.
A short collection of dessert directions including Honey Apples and Rice Pudding. Honey Apples uses firm Jonathan apples boiled with water and sugar until tender and clear juice. Rice Pudding mixes milk rice sugar and raisins, finished with a meringue browned in the oven.
A recipe compilation shows steps for chicken bread bake, duck dressing, sweetbreads with mushrooms, juicy steak fry, and a soup stock method. It also cites women’s outdoor life interest rising at Swanley Horticultural College with 68 graduates and high pay, plus Mary Haden joining the Dublin and Hellant university senates and a law ensuring women on governing boards.
An observing woman notes evolving table trends with rock candy crystals used alongside dinner coffee for sugar control. She suggests mixing equal red and white crystals in a bonbon dish served with a bonbor spoon for a delicate, low sugar option.
A dialect filled note expresses concern over a mosquito named Skeeter and its large appetite. The speaker hopes the insect has not overeaten and pledges not to harm it, while wishing the pest is treated properly.
A graceful alternative to cream patties, slender twisted candy sticks come in many delicate shades. Hostesses choose colors for decorations and tie three sticks with two strands of ribbon, creating pretty bundles for a decorative hollow square display.
The arts and crafts movement shapes schools by teaching manual skills beyond drills. Students make book racks baskets tables rugs and curtains to apply craft to beauty and utility. Educators foresee arts and crafts as a necessary adjunct to public schools and inspire appreciation of good workmanship.
The article notes new embroidered linen and silk parasols without curved surfaces, modern handles, and a straight opening. Inspired by The Mikado era, these parasols pair with kimono jackets and wide sashes, becoming fashionable for country and resort wear.
Look over your roses daily to prevent rose slugs using hand picking and oil soap with careful root planting tips. The Vermont legislature passed a bill making women eligible as town clerks and town treasurers, delighting women and troubling some older men.
A mixed set of home tips covers airing a heavy mattress with loops and two helpers, making dandelion wine, curtaining furniture, moving mattresses with rope, restoring gas mantles and iodine stains, plus a profile of Mrs. Adelaide Johnson as an American sculptor and speaker.
Miss Gard Newberry of Detroit christens the Michigan navy battleship the largest yet built in America. Assistant secretary of the navy Newberry and Governor Green preside as the ship slides into water amid ceremony.
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