Pauline Basis Said to Doom American Home
Alexander Harvey editor of Current Literature argues the American home is doomed without a Pauline basis citing Ephesians and asking why women in offices give men moral failures. He claims American business thrives under Pauline control and that men are morally responsible for women in society.
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United
New York
Buch
Alexander Harvey
Pauline
Harvey
Paul
Wan
Mr. Harvey
A Problem in Education
Tim Durfee’s dream of educating his son to master figures and labor stands against the price of higher schooling. He argues schools should produce useful citizens, not a class of idle elites, urging nobles to return strong, capable children who work, think, and honor honest labor. He asks what service modern schools provide if they fail to forge men and women.
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Tim Durfee
Tim
Current Fashion Shifts From Rough Silks to Sheers
Fashions show rough silks fading while sheer weaves and smooth silks rise in popularity. Skirts fasten at the left front with belts of skirt material, and wash dresses use inexpensive cottons mimicking pricier fabrics. Blouses feature plain center fronts with armhole tucks, ideal for embroidery and net lace overlays.
Kiss Not Buttons Signal Health Campaign Trend
In Chicago on June 2 a new fashion item appears as a "Kiss Not" button. The display marks membership in the World Health Organization pledge to discourage kissing to prevent the spread of consumption. The circular argues kissing is harmful and unity is needed to curb the practice.
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United
Chicago
Kiasing
World's Health Organization
Leosen
How to Fight the Bed Bug
Bed bugs can infest a house quickly and hide in walls cracks and behind moldings. Fight them with thorough cleaning of linens weekly, washing beds with soap, then treating parts with solvents or poisons carefully, and extend the war to walls and hidden places using explosive fumes, airing after 12 hours and constant vigilance.
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Walla
Potato salad and oyster soup recipes from Miss Grey
Readers request recipes for potato salad and oyster soup. Ingredients include boiled potatoes with various dressings, marinated potatoes, beet and potato mixes, and a mayo option. Oyster bouillon and oyster soup recipes use canned juice, milk, butter, and seasonings. Additional notes cover horseradish preservation and bedbug guidance.
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Misa Grey
Miss Grey
the Star
Friday Menu and Early 20th Century Dinner Dishes
A dated menu describes a breakfast and dinner with items like codfish with poached eggs, strawberry souffle, escalloped clams, and canned rhubarb. It includes detailed steps for several dishes, such as a tomato stuffed with lima beans and pecans, and a clams au gratin style bake.
Strawberry Cocktail for Dinner or Luncheon
Slice large berries and cover with strained orange juice. Chill in the ice box until serving. Fill punch glasses one third full, sweeten with powdered sugar, and chill thoroughly with ice.
Filet de Bole Flounder Dish Sparks Menu Debate
A restaurant menu describes Filet de sole as a petit delicacy, but the dish is revealed to be flounder in disguise. The item raises questions about identity, sourcing, and culinary labeling.
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Bone and
Fragmented Kitchen Notes From An Old Newspaper Page
A garbled, recipe style text includes instructions for rhubarb preparation with lemon and sugar, a Parker House Corn Rolls recipe with flour corn meal baking powder and butter, a dough method with milk, and vague laundry hints about ironing and keeping paper on kitchen items. The content blends cooking directions with household tips in a muddled OCR fragment.
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Parker House
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Walt
Filet de Bole
Etley
India
Ceylon
Schwabacher Bros. & Co
London
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