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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
9
A home visit in a village reveals a Woman Who Sees a neighbor family guest with a passion for books. The guest reveals she never buys books but keeps up with reviews and reads widely, impressing the hostess with knowledge and taste.
A political leader notes the appointment of Miss Brandon as the city’s first woman Corporation Counsel at a salary of $3,500. She will work in the bureau of affirmative actions preparing legal documents while advocating that law has no sex if qualifications are met.
The item notes diverse topics from a French statue of a woman on a Biscay island to Louisiana granting women executor and public office access. It lists women applying for a Swan Wharf training college, mentions early national trade unions of women, and cites Harvard Law School professors offering private instruction to women law students.
A fashion note extols decorative hairdressing with lace combs tortoise shell and feather plumes. It highlights high lace and tortoise shell combs as chic, suggests lace rivals tortoise shell, and praises hair wreaths bandeaus and leaf linked adornments as seasonally fresh accessories for women’s styling.
A collection of kitchen improvisations from a woman’s guide, with tips on custard texture, frosting thickening, cake moisture, ice cream ripening, sherbets, and crustless pies. Practical hacks include using oleo, whipping egg whites, adding gelatine, and speeding workflows for large families.
Fragments describe hyacinth blue decor and smart shop displays. Baskets, net and lace boudoir caps, blue velvet trimming, and embroidered details are noted as pretty offerings. The text mentions growing bryanthe tones and decorative arrangements on display.
A New York Herald feature profiles Issie Lenoke a pioneering woman who manages a major lumber emporium and since recently serves as general manager of Aladdin Home Company's million dollar Wilmington plant. She heads 490 workers one percent of whom are men and is reputed to be the only woman in the United States with such a post.
A school installs a self service cafeteria to aid pupil convenience. Parents complain that their children's table manners deteriorate as students grab items at speed, defending action with cafeteria habit and crowding. The piece contrasts formal dinner etiquette with quick lunch counter behavior and highlights innate manners as key.
A mother observes how hurried meals and poor table manners affect children and adults. She notes quick milk cartons and straw drinking as distractions that hinder digestion and enjoyment. The piece urges better manners whether at home or crowded lunchrooms to preserve proper dining etiquette.
Fragmented OCR text describes salvage efforts and sewing notes about stitching a sheet. Mentions a princess, rosicaf, and mattresses as context. Core idea centers on tearing and reheming outer pieces to form a center seam, with caution about thinning towels and a midline beat.
Fashion notes describe a new radiophone inspired headdress for women that places two receivers in jeweled mounts with a pearl chain under the chin. The piece reflects the era's fad for wireless listening and signals a trend toward extravagant, tech themed adornments in upper society.
A vintage home cookbook excerpt lists recipes and instructions for Almond Toffee, Coconut Ice, Barbecued Lamb, and Yeast Bread. It details almond preparation, sugar syrup, coconut mix with food coloring, lamb reheating in a butter sauce, bread dough fermentation, and baking steps with measurements and temperatures.
Early nail care should start in childhood to prevent misshapen nails. Use a 4 inch buffer to shape each finger separately, finish with a gentle pass over tips, and avoid vigorous pressure to prevent white spots. Hand exercises improve circulation and give a healthy fingertip color.
A fashion panorama discusses frills in outerwear and undergarments. It notes a shift away from fluffy ruffles toward simple, striking pieces with sport-like influence, plus a revival of crepe de chine underthings and Valenciennes lace. It mentions embroidered jackets, Russian motifs, and color trends in coats, dresses, and lingerie.
The text describes trem frocks for Hitt girls made in lighter mixtures of cray and tam, trimmed with pipings of silt, paree, bigs, brews, or read in.
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