Roosevelt Memorial at Oyster Bay to include Greek theater forum
Plans for a Roosevelt Memorial Park at Oyster Bay call for a 40 acre site with an open air theater and forum to discuss national issues. Architect Electus D. Litchfield envisions a lagoon, flagpole monument, and elm lined approaches inspired by Versailles but distinctly American. The project may cost about 1.5 million dollars and aims to involve national participation, including schoolchildren.
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Oyster Bay
Stoosevelt Memorial Association
Electus D. Litchfield
McKinley
Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt Memorial Committee
Memorial Park
Litchfield
Colonel Toosevelt
Mr Litchfield
New York Sun
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Forum
Edgayot Wiliam Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Memorial Park
Center Island
Bay
Long Island
Connecticut
Versailles
Butt
Washington
Mount Verron
Arctic Survey Effort Aims Siberian Coast Exploration
An ambitious 1918 Arctic survey along the Siberian coast under Russia's hydrographic office is reported. Two parties under Captains Wilkitsktt and P A Novopashennis will map from White Sea to Cape Chelyunskin and from Cape Ghelyunskin to Berlog Strait with new radio stations to aid communications.
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Russia
Arctic Ocean
Siberian
Simple directions outlined for making vinegar at home
United States Department of Agriculture outlines a home method for vinegar making using ripe fruit juice. It covers fruit selection, juice extraction, fermentation with yeast, acetic fermentation, temperature control from 70 to 90 degrees, and filtration options, noting risks from old barrels and the need for clean utensils.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Determining chicken age by breast bone flexibility
The U S Department of Agriculture notes a method to gauge a dressed fowl's age. Grip the breast bone tie and bend it. a very young bird yields easily like ear cartilage, a year old bilts, and an old bird is hard to bend, though some dealers fake youngness by breaking the bone.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weak Nervous Mother Recovers With Pinkham’s Remedy
Philadelphia woman describes nervous ind cation and fatigue eased after a week to three months on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges other overburdened mothers to try the tonic to restore health and appetite.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Como
Mrs. J. Worthline
North Taylor St
Lydia K. Pinkham
Worthline
Cottage Cheese as a Meat Substitute Cir 109
The article promotes cottage cheese as a familiar meat substitute and urges housewives to try new approved recipes. It references Circular 109 from the U S Department of Agriculture and offers to send the circular to readers who request it.
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United States
Household Tips and Remedies From a Canning Guide
All measures possible should be served on the porch or under a tree. Plan housework for the cool of morning. Keeping the baby cool prevents digestive troubles. Canned cherries and strawberries make good pie filling. Garments improve when worn buttonholes are neatly worked.
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