Two Stoves for Farm Kitchen from U S Department of Agriculture
A New Jersey farm kitchen illustration shows two stoves meeting year round cooking needs. The large coal range heats the kitchen in winter while an electric range aids summer meals and quick cooking when the coal range is idle. The setup reflects local power or farm electric plants powering lighting, machinery, and appliances.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Story for the Children at Bedtime Journeying Along the Milky Way
Harry and Cosmo travel the Milky Way watching stars and constellations. The narrator shares myths from various cultures about the Milky Way as a river or path for spirits and gods, while Harry marvels at the vast, sparkling cosmos. The tale blends wonder with legends from Greeks Norse Eskimos and Indians.
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Alene Cosme Loldlin Storl
Trav
Hints for Housekeepers and Household Care Tips
Practical advice covers dust control on window sills porches and steps to reduce entry into the home. Also guidance on removing mud from shoes to prevent leather staining and storing summer clothes in a ventilated closet to deter moths. It suggests a backyard playground with slides swings and Bandpile to keep children safe from traffic.
Tomatoes on Toast and Moon Mapping Note
Tomatoes on toast browned top and bacon make a simple lunch option. A baked tomato with buttered crumbs offers another quick preparation. The text also notes the first map of the moon by Riccioli in 1650.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Moon
Riccioll
Foods the Family Enjoys and Citrus Health Tips
A 1920 article by Nellie Maxweau advocates balanced eating for weight gain or loss, urges exercise and water, and highlights citrus benefits. It includes easy recipes for Pepper Relish, Rotted Orange Wafers, and Banana Butter, with notes on lemon juice for dental health and timing for fruit consumption.
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Western Nowspaper Union
Small Spaces Used for Closets
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture outlines simple closet ideas for kitchens and utilities. The article urges keeping brooms and mops off floors, using hooks or wire loops, and installing shelves for cleaning supplies to improve housekeeping efficiency. It describes wire corner basket holders for air circulation and notes unused spaces can house ironing equipment and kitchen linens.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Brewing tea properly for best flavor and strength
The piece notes that about a teaspoon per cup is a good average and stresses using boiling water for full leaf expansion. Do not boil tea or steep longer than five to six minutes. Use an earthenware pot and strain or remove a tea ball after steeping.
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GP. Hutchinson
New York City
Federal Foods and Drug Administration
Mr. Hutchinson
Notre Dame des Victoires Church Commemorates 1711 Fleet Defeat
In Quebec a small church named Notre Dame des Victoires marks the defeat of an English fleet led by Sir William Phips and the destruction of another British squadron by a Gulf of St Lawrence storm in 1711.
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Victoria
Quebec
Notre Dame Des Victoires
William Phipps
Measuring the Job
A concise meditation on how a job can suit different people for varied reasons. Some seek quiet routine others crave excitement and novelty. The piece weighs incentives, fame or anonymity, distraction or purpose within work life.
Circular movement dominates midseason silk frocks in fashion notes
A 1990 fashion column surveys informal afternoon frocks in dark silk print with circular flares from neckline to hem. Designers favor circular regiments over pleated details, noting circular peplums, sleeves, and skirts plus jacquard and nubbed weaves in fall silks.
Philips Mage Nesia Relief Ad Promises Quick Gas Ease
An old advertisement touts Philips Mil of Magnesia as a pleasant remedy for gas and sour stomach. It claims two doses provide temporary relief and that the preparation calms digestive urges, suitable for children, with the Phillips name emphasized as genuine.
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Phillips MU
Philips Mil
Magenesia
Phillips
Institute of Human Relations Study Funded by Foundations
To Study Humanity Rule established an institute of human relations funded by the Rockefeller Foundation the Commonwealth Fund and the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Foundation. The project aims to study the family including parent child relations community influences education industry food habits climate and related aspects.
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Institute of Human Relations
Rockfeller Foundation
Commonwealth Font
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Foundation
Noisy Diet Talk Turns to Laughable Oxen Claim
In a light exchange they joke about diets. He boasts of eating beef all his life making him strong as an ox. She counters with a fish diet claiming she cannot swim a stroke.
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Harry
Cosmo
Wig Gants Minor
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Not Good at Figures in Cologne Dialogue
A short humorous note from Lusitce Kolner Zeltung in Cologne quotes a wife and husband debating eggs, he says two eggs were sent, she returns one, they acknowledge a counting mistake in a light domestic exchange.
His Luck Cheesepocket Hunting Lions in Africa
Pretzeltwist confirms no lions encountered during hunting in Africa. The dialogue notes luck and the speaker’s claim of not meeting a lion during the activity.
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Africa
Pathfinder Magazine Capital Plan Idea
A note discusses a capital plan idea for Pathfinder Magazine. The snippet mentions a proposed approach to funding and development but provides no concrete details or outcomes. It reads as a brief idea pitch rather than a resolved proposal.
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