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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
3
Maxims attributed to Lillian Russell from her autobiography as serialized in Cosmopolitan Magazine outline her philosophy of feminine guidance. They emphasize self belief, common sense, inner reality, honest smile, and joy, urging moderation and appreciation of goodness for a fulfilling life.
Dainty Perfumes From the Garden discusses winter preserves from nasturtium weeds and rose petals. It explains picking green nasturtiums, boiling vinegar, and bottling. candying rose petals. making rose flavoring with alcohol. and preparing a rose syrup to flavor cakes and puddings.
The Patriotic Society of American Women in Argentina has raised funds over five years through social efforts for war work and local charities. They funded the McLaughlin memorial scholarship at Mercedes Orphanage, donated 500 pesos to multiple groups, and plan a visiting nurse program and an American nursing home as part of expanding American aid in Argentina. The group numbers about 350 members among roughly 3,000 Americans in Argentina.
A look at how garments layer for heat, mixing white with dark hues and creating thick and thin frocks as artful costumes. White and brown popular among well dressed women, echoing 1580s styles. Ribbon hats and weather brand influences noted as fashion playthings. Short skirts replace sweaters while boys adopt brighter styles to stand out.
A poetic fashion note on an evening gown inspired by Keats and Poussin, highlighting silver lace and metal cloth, chiffon panels, and a summer wrap in silver tones. Describes the gown, cape, fur collar, and a center hat with handmade French flowers, praising craftsmanship and elegance for formal occasions.
Parliament fears women will punish the Government at the next general election if peers bar women from the House of Lords. Viscountess Rhondda and women’s leaders urge the Government to bear responsibility for the Lords decision, arguing it undermines the sex disqualification removal act and limits gains for women in civil service and municipal jobs.
Mrs. Ben Hooper, chosen by a unanimous Democratic State conference, seeks the U S Senate to push world peace. Born 1865 in Winneshick County Iowa, she blends campaign aims with her role as Wisconsin League of Women Voters president. She plans to finance her run herself and emphasizes keeping her record front and center.
The readable fragments discuss women’s activities and farm ownership, a proportion of brides in England, and a claim about German brides aged ten. The text is inconsistent and contains unclear figures, reflecting OCR noise rather than a coherent report.
The article lists summer treats including lemon rind tea, gooseberry fool with cream, mint sweets using sugar syrup, iced plums, candied plums, and a cafe parfait with coffee custard. It also notes in 1921 California Japanese migration and 1884 and 1925 US and UK female employment figures, highlighting a rise in domestic labor.
Jackson county Missouri reports show a home demonstration sewing program where four communities sent eight women to a four day training by a State Agricultural College extension service specialist.Participants learned to make foundation patterns garments and paper dress forms then returned to teach eight more women creating an endless chain of instruction. The total shows 43 people assisted 3 775 garments made 1 893 remodeled and 403 patterns cut or altered.
Countess Markievicz, Irish revolutionary and former Sinn Fein figure, arrived in America to press for Irish republicanism. She criticizes English policy and the Irish Free State as a myth while asserting a path of Irish cultural and political independence. She recalls prison, disputes divorce as a concept, and describes her resolve to unite Irish women in the freedom struggle.
A compact collection of home kitchen instructions for brisket corning and Hungarian goulash. It covers corned brisket preparation with salt mixtures, daily turning, and draining, plus a bread crumb crust roast. Also includes a beef and potato dish with onions, tomatoes, and a savory sauce, and describes battering and baking a supplementary pudding.
The piece contrasts hand appearances across classes noting well kept hands in genteel women who avoid rough tasks and wear gloves, with hands showing signs of labor in modern times. It cites immigrant tinware sellers and a president whose hands reveal work once deemed menial, while some hands remain scrupulously clean or grimy at the corners.
Daily meal planning favors lettuce or fresh greens at least once a day. In dormitories and large houses salad is often served at luncheons, with soup and dessert at night. Home kitchens can do three courses by removing either soup or dessert and ensuring potatoes daily, plus rice or macaroni if lunch has potatoes. Include raw fresh fruit daily and citrus fruits like oranges or grapefruits regularly. Grapefruit and orange pulp suit appetizers, salads, or desserts and fit any breakfast first course.
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