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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
6
With meat pricey and not appealing, housewives are urged to vary a fish week diet. The article offers preparations from baked, fried, boiled, and rolled fish to patties and timbales, sauces, butters, and salads, plus custards and chowder, emphasizing diverse, appetizing uses of common fish foods.
With nine months of study, Professor Haaverford argues for vocational schooling to improve home life. The piece notes malnutrition and ignorance as root causes, urging early school instruction in cooking, cleanliness, food selection, and home economics to create healthy citizens and better households.
A catalog of inexpensive goods features a travelling tool kit with fourteen tools priced around seven dollars, and a wooden rack for newspapers or books. Also listed are language phrasebooks for four languages, fashion accessories like Blazer hats and card cases, plus fringed guest towels priced per unit or by the dozen.
Market reporters note a bullish drift in wheat amid influenced prices by weather and expectations of spring losses. Corn and oats show firm or modest gains on strong cash markets. coffee lingers, while Brazilian receipts surge and shipper quotes shift. The article details Brazil exports, London sugar, and assorted farm goods with widespread price movement and mixed demand across grains, oils, and produce.
Cattle trade fair with steady demand and higher receipts expected for tomorrow. Calves and hogs mixed but near steady, with Virginia lambs and southern sheep quoted steady to lower. Prices shown for vealers, hogs, and sheep across multiple firms and regions. Local and regional markets report similar trends with sales and bids detailed.
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