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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

3

Children of France rally to new life from ruined village scene

The Aunty-le-Chateau Foyer of the American Committee for Devastated France presents a Jardin dEnfants project where children build a papier village with tiny houses and a church. Pierrot brings bare sticks as trees from a forest scarred by shells, highlighting wartime loss and a bid to restore normal life for French children through creative play.

Aunty-le-Chateau France Jardin Wenfants Nini Terese Paulette Madeleine Pierrot Patton Fairyland Comite Americain

Choosing Dishes for a Dining Room

A woman with wealth buys two sets of the finest china, but most prefer open stock to mix. Dishes should harmonize with the dining room style, whether formal, informal, cottage, or Colonial, with colors like pure white, willow ware, or green Japanese china.

Frail Recipe Fragment Lists Measured Ingredients

OCR fragment lists butter sugar oil milk flour and various measurements in odd spellings and units. The garbled lines reference teacups tablespoons pints quarts and pennies of ingredients like eggs nuts and cream, but the text is incomplete and difficult to parse into a coherent cooking item.

Money Sense Is Matter of Training for Women Investors

Two New York executives argue investment knowledge defeats gender bias. Virginia Furman, Columbia Trust assistant secretary, says idiocy in investing is equal across sexes, while Helen Merchant of Bonbright & Co. notes women face a past handicap but can invest wisely with training and environment. Brokers’ discrimination and counting issues in women’s names are discussed, plus advice for diversified holdings and careful coupon-cutting.

New York Virginia Furman Columbia Trust Company Park Avenue Helen Merchant Bonbright & Co Jooetore Daly Memhant Eten 1 Stefetred Atk League of Nations Cauckee Costa

Proper Etiquette for Sending Invitations in Social Events

The article outlines old and new manners for inviting guests to receptions dances dinners and weddings. It stresses formal invitations address individuals or couples correctly and notes when to use third person or direct notes especially for families and cohabiting relatives.

John Brown William’ Robinson John Browns Dioret Mr. Robinson Gut Amd Sen Ete

Things to Remember When Company Comes

Practical guide on hosting guests with clear arrival time requests. Emphasizes preready guest room, fresh sheets, dusting, and avoiding remnants of prior visitors. Advises limiting servant staging and performing a final room check for cordial hospitality.

Swayxs Ani Alfred Pasuble

Tempting Outfits From Shops Inspire Fashion Notes

The text describes tafted frocks with taffeta fabrics and edged skirts, featuring handworked side panels and a prominent white bonnet style accessory. It notes a vivid, vivid style with cretene jackets and decorative stitching, highlighting a refined look from a fashion feature.

Jealousy and Stupidity in Marriage, Deland Says

Margaret Deland argues jealousy harms love while unselfishness sustains marriage. In a recent interview the author discusses The Vehement Flame and a 50 year old woman paired with a 30 year old man, noting happiness hinges on mutual selflessness and growth.

Margaret Deland Maurice Eleanor

Parents Responsible for Lawlessness

Mrs. Olver WW Harriman national president of the Campfire Girls of America says American parents train daughters to be homebreakers not homemakers. She argues many homes fail to teach true culture and values and mothers fear the impact of homebreakers on families.

Olver WW. Harriman Campfire Girls of America

Attractive Tub Frocks Feature Delicate Organdie Frocks

Describes organdie sleeveless frock with triple scalloped organdie points along shields and underarm, plus navy and white dotted frock with veatee collar and sleeve ruffles. White self fabric accents on edge of skirt, and a bright red suede belt provides a vivid color touch.

Aciass

Ways of Cooking Various Fowl

Recipes describe roasting a chicken from a young bird with dry seasoning, butter, fat pork, and a covered pan method. Instructions cover trussing, browning, basting, and serv ing giblets with a cream sauce. Also included is a duck preparation simmered with ham, onion, parsley, catsup, and rice or flour to thicken, served with green peas and cranberry sauce.

Serbian Students Return to Help Homeland After Three Years Study

Serbian students who spent three years studying in the United States are returning home to contribute to their homeland. The program began when Dr. Rosalie Slaughter Morton brought forty youths to U.S. schools and colleges. Militza Alexievitch and Mariya Yovanovitch are among those who expect to join their families in Belgrade after completing education.

Rosalie Slaughter Movier Serpia United States Frar Morton Erstern Serbia Belgrade Merton Tolienes Totls Normal School Anitien Dr i Metton Shelvelinis Pasteatene Sopech Uepital Cote Cole Jean A Thyertine Ea Se Perimeng O Othe Cammon Tontve Teg Ceylon India

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