How to Lessen Housework and Fatigue
A U.S. Department of Agriculture home economics bureau study interviews women on homemaking tasks. It highlights cleaning as most disliked, cites fatigue from child care, laundry, and horse care, and offers practical reductions: simplify routines, use ready-made foods and services, arrange efficient work centers, plan weekly tasks, and involve family in duties to ease the overworked mother.
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Dirry
Bureau of ‘Home Economics
U. & Department of Agriculture
Provident
Keish
Easil
Eccemibie
Linta- Hon
Faileur
Howehalé
Breakfast table notice seeks help for ads
A brief breakfast table classified notice asks readers to help locate missing ad placements. Mary Lou and Crockett Swan request assistance entering ingrown classified listings. the service is gratis.
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Mary Lou
Crockett Swan
Ginger Snap Party Ideas for Edgemont Treats
Edgemont ginger soaps are described as rich and appealing for children and adults. Suggestions include stuffing snaps with jelly or jam, dipping in lukewarm chocolate, and arranging ginger mountains with jelly whipped cream and guards of whipped cream, then chilling.
Haddock With Tartar Sauce Card Recipe
Nordic fillet portions for serving with tartar sauce. Mix water lemon juice salt pepper and onion. dip fish in egg, coat with bread crumbs, fry until golden. Serve with tartar sauce or lemon wedges and parsley. Tartar sauce combines mayonnaise onion juice and chopped cucumber pickle or India relish.
Correct Food for Children In Winter Under Scarcity
A government guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture and the Children's Bureau outlines emergency feeding tips for families facing food shortages. Each child should receive daily milk, cod liver oil, vegetables or fruits, and ample bread or cereals, with milk as the foundation. When milk is unaffordable, evaporated milk diluted with water serves as a practical substitute. cod liver oil and protective foods help prevent deficiency diseases.
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Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Dessert Recipe Improvised Layered Bread Pudding
A scrambled instructional fragment outlines a layered dessert using bread, sliced apples, coconut, brown sugar, and butter. It describes alternating bread and fruit layers, topping with coconut, and moistened fruit scraps for serving, all in a rough, informal wartime kitchen tone.
Gil quality importance shown by test for infant feeding
A fragment discusses maintaining good grade of gil as shown by tests for infant feeding. It mentions children consuming 3 or 4 teaspoonfuls daily costing 15 t 2 canta weekly per child and suggests milk, fresh or dry, as a source to help them get by.
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