Woman Teaches Poor Women to Cook in New York
Miss Gibbs, a dietitian under the New York Society for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor, visits tenements to teach proper meals. Her work helps families stretch wages, boosts children’s school performance, and improves community health and productivity through better nourishment.
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Lace and velvet jackets lead season fashion display
The feature describes lace Valenciennes jackets with silk pastels, yokes, and narrow sleeve plaits. It highlights Japanese crape kimonos, shaded crape negligees, and gowns with intricate embroidery and floral motifs like wistaria and cha teria blossoms in varied color blends.
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Nordica Ordered to Sing in Berlin in May
American soprano Mme Lilian Nordica has been commanded by Kaiser William II to perform Tristan and Isolde at the Berlin Royal Opera on May 27. She travels with fifty trunks of American made gowns and insists on wearing U.S. created clothes for practicality and patriotism.
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Musical Glasses and the Irish Inventor Pockrich
Richard Pockrich of Ireland created the musical glasses and planned a drum orchestra. His glass instrument impressed Gluck Beethoven and Mozart, with Franklin noting his feat. While touring England in 1759 he died in a London hotel fire.
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Drinking Cane Designed for Indisposed Hosts
A French authority describes a drinking cane that lets a person appear to drink heavily for sociability while secretly consuming alcohol. The device uses a perforated handle and rubber siphon to empty a glass quickly, with a screw tip to refill.
Mountain Climbing Hazards and the Flatirons Feats
A fragment notes mountain climbing by University of Colorado students. It compares student leaping ability to mountain goats and describes a party practicing on the Flatirons, five or six steep peaks near Denver, noting some peaks have never been conquered.
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