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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
10
The piece muses on spring colors blue and green as nature’s palette and links Easter fashion to renewal. It frames the Easter parade as both a pagan symbol of rebirth and a reverent tribute to nature, noting garments express freshness and creativity after a long winter.
President Harding approves the General Federation of Women's Clubs plan to make July 4 Citizenship Day. In a letter to Mrs. Pennybacker of Austin Texas he praises the program and urges citizens to welcome new arrivals to duties and privileges of American citizenship. Hanford MacNider backs the movement for American Legion support.
Harriet E. Teach of Detroit urges mothers to drill safety in the home to protect children from street dangers. She cites 26,009 U S schoolchildren killed in cities last year and argues dangers start at home with careless behavior.
A long feature in New York details an experiment by a female writer attempting professional tea tasting. She describes wholesale tea houses on Water Street, the tasting setup with revolving tables, brass kettles, and handleless cups, and notes that men have long monopolized tea tasting while no woman has joined the field.
The article profiles women breaking into unconventional roles such as the “coffee mixer” pioneered by Alice Foote Mace Dougall in New York. It highlights how enterprise, planning, and persistent effort help women gain prominence and financial independence, shaping a more liberal era in dress and work.
Florence Fiemning Noyes, founder of the Noyes School of Rhythm, argues daily routines starve beauty while rhythm can unlock creative power in everyone. She explains how rhythmic training nurtures inner feeling, lifts self-consciousness, and blends art with daily work, citing students who express beauty through sculpture, speech, and motion.
A guide on car seating etiquette urges deferring to the owner’s seat wishes. Hosts assign seats to guests by age and gender, with the front seat near the driver for the host or driver, and men entering after women. Drivers may aid women dismount, while the host ensures smooth exits and closes doors.
News notes a rising presence of women named in Debrett among London cooking school students. Marie Tempest, former stage star in the U S, is named as the best dressed woman in London. The text recalls Princess Mary’s wedding ritual promising to love honor and obey.
A fragmented cooking feature outlines multiple dishes and techniques. It describes blanching bread slices, bacon bits, onion butter rice filling, oysters cocktails with mushroom ketchup and lemon, a nat medley fruit dessert, fried potato cubes with anis pepper, Spanish beans with tomato and olives, and an apple frost dessert with jelly powder and a ginger spice dough.
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