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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
10
A woman with a large family and busy schedule asks if she was justified in addressing a morning caller neighbor. She wrote a note explaining she valued the friendship but cannot accommodate daily visits. The neighbor’s reaction was sharp, with other interruptions during busy mornings.
A narrator describes the friction of interruptions by a persistent visitor who arrives unbidden. The piece outlines the toll on daily routines and social plans, noting how even well intentioned visits disrupt work and dinner, prompting tactful withdrawal to preserve harmony.
A garden party at the Historical Building recreates eighteenth century charm indoors with roses syringas and quaint relic displays. Guests view antique silver china fans wedding items gowns and shawls while two musical programs and an 80-person supper end a day of nostalgia and dress in historic costumes.
A vivid guide to linen summer tailoring highlights a white linen crash suit with detachable black satin collar and cuffs, bound button holes, and reinforced lining. The piece details construction, lengths, peplums, pockets, and yardage requirements, noting linen shortages yet plentiful stylish options in shops. It cites belted coats, riding suits, and various linen combinations, including natural color skirts with black white checks and a Chippendale print peasant blouse.
Mary Lee and a museum of public safety promote a feeding plan to educate housewives on proper nutrition. A chart demonstrates energy sources from eggs and dairy to cereals and vegetables, minerals and water essential for body function. The program aims to empower women responsible for workers health and efficiency.
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