Homemaking in wartime teaches girls to serve at home
The piece argues that girls should be educated from childhood in housework, cooking, and domestic skills as essential during war. It advocates instilling pride in homemaking, including ironing, sewing, and entertaining, to ensure comfortable homes and support for husbands, with mothers guiding this shift. The excerpt also lists local society notes from Browningsville, July 14, referencing church aid and community members attending events and visits.
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Olive
Sally Ves
You can tell a Kentucky home by its spoon bread or burgoo
Kentucky lifestyle notes focus on burgoo and spoon bread as social staples at political rallies and gatherings. It highlights the La Fayette hotel recipe, Burgoo King’s Derby link, and a Derby breakfast menu. Local society items mention residents, church services, family visits, and agricultural updates on threshing and potato yields.
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Kentucky
How to Make Burgoo at La Fayette Hotel
A dated recipe for burgoo from the La Fayette hotel in Lexington. It calls for Jean beef veal and chicken boiled then braised onions, chopped meat and cabbage, carrots turnips celery and canned tomatoes. After slow boiling three gallons total, add fresh corn and simmer, salt and red pepper to taste. Servings depend on guests.
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la Fayette Hotel
Lexington
Kentucky Spoon Bread Recipe From Louisville Official's Wife
A Louisville safety director's wife shares a corn meal spoon bread recipe. It uses 3 cups milk 3 eggs corn meal baking powder salt and butter. The batter is boiled then baked in a pan for about 30 minutes and served from the baking dish.
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Kentucky
Sam Spiteekin
Louisville
Morris Flexner
McMeekin
Hussband
Churchill Downs
Sam McMeekin
Union Bridge Social Notes and Local Updates
Miss Olivia Warehime of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder of Union Bridge are spending a week at Atlantic City New Jersey. Mrs Preston Rinehart remains ill at home. Elsie Wilson sold Main Street property to Harry Boutson. Lehigh Cement plant closes for rebuilding with work continuing. Levin Fogle attends State Carrier convention at Ocean City. Mrs Harry Anders hospitalized at Hanover General. Annie Smith of Union Bridge and Baltimore cousin vacationed at Atlantic City. Claude Billmyer's weekend in Baltimore.
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Olivia Warehime
Baltimore
Frank Snyder
Atlantic City
N. J
Claude Billmyer
Preston Rinehart
L. J. Hamm
Elsie Wilson
Harry Anders
Taneytown
Hanover General Hospital
Annie Smith
Main Street
Harry Boutson
There's a Good Reason You're Constipated
A reader friendly health note explains constipation often stems from low bulk in the diet. It urges eating Kellogg's All-Bran breakfast cereal, which provides bulk and a bowel-friendly vitamin B complex, plus ample water to improve digestion.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Wild West Shows Lose Allure For New Generations
In Cheyenne on July 14, AP notes Colonel Tim F McCoy says Buffalo Bill era gives way to a scientific era exciting the youth. He warns his own Wild West venture failed this spring as youngsters seek science and imagination over frontier lore. A 2 300 000 block limestone pyramid dominates the exhibit details.
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Tim F. McCoy
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