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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1923
Page
10
A fragmented collection of old fashioned recipes with instructions for apple pastries quick ovens and frostings. It lists ingredients like maple sugar butter cornmeal tapioca and flour along with steps for mixing baking and serving methods. Recipes reference whipped whites vanilla baking powder chocolate and various dairy products, ending with instructions for making a cake and a sweet dish.
An article extols movable furniture as a cleanliness and efficiency aid. It notes updates for kitchens and bathrooms with movable ovens and bathtubs, dust-free underbases, and elevated shelves. Emphasizes casters on tables chairs beds and bureaus. warns worn casters hinder cleaning.
A fashion feature contrasts Parisian velvet hats with popular boot and fringe trends of the season. It notes intertwined straps on kid boots, varied hat forms from velvet to felt, and embroidery or beads for effect, while urging care for health as a lasting asset.
Mrs Anna Phillips revives American hand made rag rugs via a cooperative, stressing practical charm and durability. She sources from trained women across Maryland, West Virginia, and eastern Pennsylvania, designs seven rug types and exhibits at the Art Center Building, arguing rug making is an inherited craft to be passed to children.
E nine foreign students at Mount Holyoke College form a Cosmopolitan Club to share Eastern cultural ideas and forge closer ties between European and Oriental students and two American members. Monthly discussions begin with speakers Miss Hosa Veraman and Grace Paul leading a diverse roster of members from Smyrna, Jaffna, Madras, Canton, France, Japan, China, Asia Minor, Prague, and more.
Anenican women have the most beau tiful eyes in the world. London photographer notes a chaperone system for working personnel aboard United States vessels. The role focuses on comfort and welfare of girls traveling alone. A number of Belgian teachers in New York plan a year studying American methods of child care and education.
A fragmentary account describes a household sweeping method that reduces daily cleaning time. It notes a dining room routine and carpet care after meals, claiming time-saving benefits and a tidy result. The readable text hints at a large household task eased by a proposed technique.
The article discusses proper use and maintenance of carpet sweepers including choosing a sweeper, cleaning brushes and acid pans, and keeping the device hygienic. It emphasizes careful handling to avoid contamination, with echoes of routine steps for effective brushing and dust removal.
A woman argues the fifty fifty basis of marriage is unfair to men financially and discusses in the Episco pal convention debate whether couples should share income. She contends a husband may need more capital for business and family needs while wives often manage household funds well, shaping the home economy with limited cash from the husband.
A report chronicles women pursing goals across events and venues. Notable figures include Ayame fromNM and Linena of Washington College of Law, with references to a Tippodrome gathering, a national educational role, and ongoing efforts in male-dominated spaces.
The text describes a method to clarify fat or drippings from meat or pork for pies or cakes. It instructs placing ratty cud water in a bowl, pouring off the sat, and mixing with fat. A cake of fat will form on top, guiding further steps. It mentions adding small pariles of meal and aging the fat for future use.
In a Buenos Aires report Miss Emma R Chapin notes that many girls abroad seek work in South America but face little opportunity. Even with education and language skills, a teaching post at $15 a month is typical. She warns American and foreign women there is no work presently available in Argentina or other South American countries.
Government surveys urge hair nets for women near machinery to prevent painful, often tragic accidents. Ethelbert Stewart of the U S Department of Labor pushes confinement of hair, while Massachusetts officials advocate employer recommendations and publicity. The article also hints at unrelated literary banter.
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