Oil heating by burners gains appeal and cautions
Government studies highlight the convenience of heating homes with oil and automatic controls. Prospective buyers must weigh installation costs and fuel grades, with safety and Underwriters Laboratories testing marking compliance.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Household Hints for Cleaning and Nutrition
A vacuum cleaner is excellent for cleaning automobile upholstery. A child unsettled at meals may have digestion issues. Eating raw vegetables preserves vitamins and minerals lost in cooking water. Sweet potatoes store best when handled carefully to prevent bruising and kept at medium temperature.
Fashions Pivot Between Old and New Summers
Julia Bottomley surveys fashion mood as long skirts and high waistlines rise again amid debates on practicality and age, noting revival of elbow sleeves and tiny puff sleeves for evening wear. Designers push silhouettes balancing refinement and comfort, with black net over satin pictured as evidence of the era’s chic.
Pumpkin Pie Supreme And Savory Salmon Salad
A vintage food column offers Pumpkin Pie Supreme using browned pumpkin and lemon, plus Tuna and Spaghetti Salad with tuna, spaghetti, carrot, celery and olives. English meat dish features sweetbreads brains and heart in stock with butter and currant jelly. Tips on pantry essentials, salmon salads, quick chicken options, and canned soups accompany fashion notes on skirt lengths and hemlines.
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Western Newspaper Union
Freeze ice cream without stirring
USDA instructions explain making ice cream without stirring using a rich mixture, evaporated milk, and thickening agents. It describes using a mechanical freezer, molds, packing in ice and salt, and sealing openings. A plain vanilla mousse foundation recipe with double cream, sugar, rich milk, gelatin, and vanilla is provided.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tather
Bureau of Home Economics
Fairy Tale Trip With King Snow and Prince Sleet
In a 1929 Western Newspaper Union tale, King Snow, Prince Sleet, Old Mr Sun, and the Earth’s weather figures plan a holiday. They summon the King of the Clouds and the Army of Raindrops for a grand, frosty journey to the earth, provoking mixed reactions from the people below.
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Western Newspaper Union
King Snow
Mr. Sun
Prince Sleet
Old Bir
Sun
Prince Steet
Avery
Old Sing Snow
Prince Steel
Mr. Sus
Wing Snow
Old King Snow
Sleet
King of the Clouds
Agdin Prince
Lcicle Brothers
Mr. Freezing-Is-Pon
Earth
Uniaz
How to Live Longer Sun Healing Debate
The article warns against relying on fake sun lamps for health, praising natural sunlight for wellbeing. It notes ultraviolet rays are essential for indoor sun therapies and emphasizes professional guidance for medical use while encouraging outdoor activity as a safe, effective alternative.
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Sol
Shoe bad shoes hurt many pupils nationwide
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union item argues that improper footwear harms children, causing bunions, misshapen toes, backache, headaches, and rheumatism. It blames ill fitting shoes and short stockings, urges parents and merchants to act, and warns against criminal negligence in footwear.
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United States
Tey
Household Pets Used In City Commerce Aims
A Manchester paper notes a cat for hire in a city warehouse, with owners delivering and collecting daily for five shillings weekly plus fare. The ad highlights cats for pest control and as a fashion accessory tied to a blouse and costume business, while dogs and ant eaters surface as other hired fauna for entertainment and pest management.
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Manchester
England
West End
London
New York
New York Times
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