Women of Guatemala and a Brooklyn staffer in reform
The passage notes Guatemalan Indian women weaving intricate cassaves and lists a range of social observations. It mentions Laura Haddock and her interest in the group, a list of Congress deportations, a 3 masters degree holder from Barcife College opening a Self Appraisal Laboratories branch in Brooklyn WW C A, and Mrs Caroline Aggers Portas with Barnard and Wisconsin degrees who worked with the Resettlement Administration and as a tax attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Haddock
Owen Cassues
Congress
Missance Rice
Barcife College
Brooklyn WW. C. A
Caroline E. Aggers Portas
Barnard
University of Wisconsin
Resettlement Administration
Tax Division
Department of Justice
Dress Pattern Ads and War Training Mentions in Irvington Gazette
The Irvington Gazette features sewing patterns No. 8699 and 8387 with descriptions of dresses and features like a deep neckline and gathered sleeves, plus a note on military training and conscription. It blends fashion content with a brief wartime training commentary.
Chicking Recipes From A Delicate Oven Draft
A fragmented culinary reminiscence describes preparing chicken in a seasoned oven. It mentions chicken with savory dressing, chicken pie, and delicately browned chicken, with notes of parsley sauce and a rich pan method. The text references steps like slicing into four pieces and using shortening, reflecting home kitchen instructions from an older style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentone
Tom
Peaches and Raspberries Marmalade Preparation
Fragments describe making marmalade from peaches and raspberries. Steps mention peeling fruit, pectin, chopping, cooking, adding sugar and water, and canning into jars. Includes references to slicing peel, food chopper, and large kettle for boiling.
Garden decor using peppers and greenery ideas
An old column suggests decorative uses of peppers and vegetables for home arrangements. It includes centerpieces with peppers, tomatoes, squash, and greenery from the garden to brighten indoor displays, plus notes on arranging and displaying vines along walls or fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ruby King
Jorina Ewest
Ani Grimson
Eiseeress
Calin
Ek funds for war ambulances 1916 Hudson River Valley
In 1916 Hudson River Valley residents funded two ambulances for the American Field Service in France to evacuate wounded from front lines to base hospitals. Ambulances No 1 and No 2 performed well. Now the service also evacuates refugees and faces losses. a new ambulance is sought with annual maintenance costing 2000 dollars. Checks payable to the American Field Service should be sent to Mrs. Henry Forster, Garison-on-Hudson, N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River Valley
France
Henry Forster
Garrison-on-Hudson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Ure
PSMN
Atteru
Irvington
levington-on-Hudson, N
Len
Adérem
New York
CCC
Eer
Rockville
Republian
Atehisum Globe
pATRICIA_Dow
Gibert Bentley
Flegil
Ehyseh
Christan
Tei Dorado
Mab
Luscious
Rawoerry
Irvington Pharmacy
Precsite Bank
Main Stre
Robert M. Johnston
Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan Association
Sunnyside
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Main Street
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Washington, D.C
United States