Grandpa Frog Explains Spring For Sleepy Frogs
Grandpa Frog tells the children frogs that spring is coming despite chilly days and lingering winter dreams. The little frogs debate waking versus sleeping, then join Grandpa in singing a spring croaking song about new life and chores, as the season finally arrives.
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Hints for Housekeepers and School Lunches
Budget tips aid saving money and lists for a lunch box promote health and steady grades. Suggestions include creamed butter careful sandwich making and flat drying of Knittel garments. A hot school dish with egg sandwiches celery apple dates and oatmeal cookies rounds out the lunch.
System Needs Protein Series of Educational Charts
The United States Department of Agriculture released ring charts for home economics and extension use to illustrate how feeding affects growth and nutrient needs. Prepared by Dr Hazel E Brunsell, the charts compare lab animals fed deficient versus adequate amounts of protein calcium and other minerals and vitamins, with pictures of common foods to guide housewives in market choices.
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Gloves with shirred bands for seamless elegance
Describes formal long gloves with shirred spacings from elbow to wrist to smooth wear along the arms. Highlights washable suede material in desirable colors and three lengths offering wrinkle-free style.
Souffle Cooking Tips From the U S Department
A United States Department of Agriculture feature explains why souffles seem daunting yet are doable. It details secrets like slow even baking at 300 degrees Fahrenheit, using binders such as bread crumbs or white sauce, and proper egg white whipping for light texture. Includes a Cheese Souffle recipe and notes on dessert varieties.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Princess Top and Circular Flounce Spring Fashions for Girls
Fashion notes from 1930 show grownup styles influencing children's wear. The new silhouette features a princess top with a wide circular flounce and sleeveless dresses for girls ten to twelve, with bold prints in cotton and linen. Jacket frocks pair polka dot silk with navy backgrounds and reversed color schemes.
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White Fur Evening Wraps From Rabbit Fur
The article promotes white rabbit fur coats as affordable alternatives to ermine for evening wear. It notes their suitability with silk or velvet gowns, their warmth and weather resistance, and mentions imitation furs as practical options labeled by trade names. It cites a coat photographed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Biological Survey.
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Sweets as Quick Energy Food by Nellie Maxwell
Candy and sweets are urged as fast energy food for all ages. Pure candy supports a balanced diet, with sugar absorbed quickly to restore energy. Candy as gift is timeless, and candy pulls and playful treats like fudge and molasses candy are recommended for family rituals.
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By Permission a Wife Lets Husband Grow a Beard
A light exchange about facial hair where a wife explains she is the one allowing her husband to grow his beard. The remark plays on permission and control in a humorous domestic observation.
Diamond Dyes Offer Bright Dresses and Linens
Bake dresses bright as new with Diamond Dyes. Easy to tie and apply evenly for new colors that resist fading through hard wear and washing. The dyes use pure anilines, claimed to cost more to make but not to customers, available through all dealers.
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Diamond Dyes other parks under secretary of war
Gettysburg Antietam battlefield locations listed under war department authority include Fort Fredericksburg Spotsylvania and Stones River with reference to Virginia and Tennessee as noted in a wartime jurisdiction memo.
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