Some Good Things to Eat by Nellie Maxwell
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union recipe column offers salads and dressings, breads, muffins, meat loaves, and fruit desserts. Dishes include Gooseberry Relish Sandwich, Chicken Warmein, Green Peas Onion and Cucumber Salad, Lima Beans and Celery, and Orange Banana Cream with Maple Syrup Dressing, reflecting home dining ideas of the era.
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Nellie Maxwell
Boston
Western Newspaper Union
Hints For Housekeepers And Home Skills
Practical kitchen and clothing notes outline tips for eggs vegetables cheese and soups, plus advice on measuring molasses and stocking fit. Emphasizes low heat for eggs, dry knives for slicing, canned vegetables as winter insurance, grated cheese in dishes, loose clothing for children's growth, drying molasses with hot water, and stockings with extra length for toe room.
Planning Ahead for Picnics
OECD style guidance on organizing summer community picnics stresses comfort and safety. It recommends shaded seating, clean water, a competent planning committee, and cafeteria style serving to reduce waste for large groups.
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Jake
Oregon
United Stars Department of Agriculture
Helene Ray Tone
Ser
Fairy Tale Rose Dialog in a Jurist's Window
A whimsical tale features a pink and yellow Columbian rose speaking of family training and thornless beauty. They discuss lineage, restraint, and duties while in a jurist's window, as onlookers admire the blooms and a girl selects a thornless pink rose for her birthday gift.
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Tye
Doran
Western Newwspaper Union
Handwork Adds to Little Frocks in Parisian Style
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union report notes bright felt ensembles and novelty borders for children, highlighting appliqued figures on colored felt and a white crepe de chine party dress with a three color piping motif. The piece praises bold patterns and modern color schemes influencing summer children's wear.
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Western Newspaper Union
Electric Ventilator for Kitchen Use Vying for Demand
An article notes three types of electric ventilators for kitchens, including portable over window models, built in units during new construction, and more elaborate wall- or range-mounted systems. All are essentially enhanced electric fans, controlled by switches to cool and vent the space.
Protective sun hat and suit for children devised by USDA
The article describes a cretonne and cable net sun hat and sun suit for girls, designed by the Bureau of Home Economics, USDA. It notes patterns may be adapted from a Dutch romper, details fabric choices, construction tips, and emphasizes head and eye protection from sun exposure.
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United States Department of Agrcultura
Bureau of Home Heonomics
United States
Thermometer Defined as Heat Measure and Ice Coal Price Tool
A thermometer serves to measure heat and also reflects the price of ice and coal, indicating its practical use in daily commerce and weather-related contexts.
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