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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1923
Page
10
A mother describes adapting homes for children to dine at smaller tables with low chairs and enamelware. A dedicated child’s dining nook near the adult room features gray blue decor, heavy gray and blue check ware, and practical cleanliness with linoleum flooring and frequent mopping.
Amateur cook notes offer seasonable leaf cake ideas and dessert options. Recipes include Chocolate Fudge with vanilla, milk, sugar, shortening, and raisins. buttercream details. and a leaf pan bake method. Glazed Sweet Potatoes are prepared with syrup, butter, and bake, while a raisin nut loaf mix uses beaten egg whites and baking powder.
A vivid description of winter outerwear favors long and short wraps, capes, coats, and sweaters. It notes pearl grey astrakhan cloth, pleated gray black and white skirts, and emphasizes wrapping with chic comfy styles. Individuality and smart selection key to the coat and sweater look.
A woman proprietor runs a shop set as a tiny furnished house to mimic a home environment. Visitors are greeted by a hostess and guided through rooms showing a variety of household items. The kitchen area features fresh produce, poultry, eggs, and cooking goods. Linoleum flooring is offered for sale as well.
University of Maine home economics class members care for a baby loaned by a Bangor family with each member in charge for a week handling diet bathing and dressing and keeping the infant amused. Eva Barret official photographer to the royal Mary family. Queen Alexandra owns Vienna operas glasses valued at 250. Catherine Ruckenoo graduated Barnard College, overcoming a harsh handicap. Margret White 11 attended Oakland Technical High School and won a Boston contest by the National Congress of Mother Palien in California.
A dated guide for housewives on streamlining morning routines. Advocates nightly prep, consistent steps, and simple child training to cut fatigue and start the day smoothly despite interruptions and weather changes. Emphasizes a repeatable sequence of tasks, like breakfast setup and dressing, to minimize mental effort.
Radcliffe College dean says most women pursue varied interests and marry for love rather than out of necessity or boredom. She argues marriage requires balancing or giving up pursuits, and highlights Radcliffe’s strong, life-connected education taught by Harvard instructors.
Narrative discusses the financial burden of employing a maid, comparing costs, care, and debt implications. It mentions salaries, meals, and monthly expenses, noting how a maid affects finances when funds are tight and routines around care and chores. It reflects on personal decisions about hiring and maintaining domestic help.
The Japanese rose Kerra Japonica is valued for steady year round foliage color and long lasting yellow blossoms. A hardy, slender shrub reaching 2 to 6 feet, it thrives in sheltered spots in northern areas and most exposures in the south, with blossoms opening from June to September and often lasting until frost.
Miss Lucy Salmon of Vassar College history department and friends begin a collection of dog tributes for the College Library. It will include biographies, stories, and clippings from newspapers, with about 200 volumes already in hand from dog lovers nationwide.
In Tanta on a Saturday report, Parisienne society women seek mannequin roles in fashion houses to supplement strained war finances. Experts emphasize six months of apprenticeship to learn bearing and display, with emphasis on evening gowns and mantles. Several relate that improper wear excludes promising candidates.
The Census Bureau analysis of the 1920 census statistics reveals a higher ratio of females to males among farm dwellers than in the general population. Of 31,614,165 farm residents, 16,496,33 were males and 15,117,931 females, with 49.5 percent aged 31 and over and 64.6 percent of the country’s population over 21.
Fashion notes discuss brown stockings in caramel and cocoa for cold weather wear. Monograms on sweaters and clothing are popular with metallic ribbons, brocade designs, and net collars. Jewelry trends include antique gold sets, pearl tassels, and long drop earrings. Fringed accessories and sash details appear, with references to net and metallic fabrics and varied color palettes.
In a report from Porta Illinois the new Health Director calls for ending routine weighing and measuring of students. He argues the practice has no standard goal and urges a cautious approach, noting concerns about privacy and propriety while urging teachers and officials to weigh policy changes carefully.
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