Gladys Vanderbilt Happily Living in Hungarian Count’s Cottage
The Countess Sechenyl once Gladys Vanderbilt is said to be content living with her husband the Hungarian count and their daughter Cornelia in an eight room wooden cottage on the Sechenyi estate. Letters from friends quote the countess saying she prefers cottage life to castle life and that the family is very happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Vanderbilt
United
Newport
R. 1
Sechenyl
Mins Vanderbilt
Cornelia
Household Hints by Cynthia Grey on Cleaning and Care
Practical tips for cleaning and restoring fabrics metals marble and glass. Uses include wax and salt for flatirons, coffee ammonia for stained coats, soda chalk borax for marble, pipe clay for white handkerchiefs, drying methods for linen, and bluing for glassware to improve shine.
Dear Mins Greyee Answers on Hair Health and Baby Feeding
Cynthia Grey replies on hair split ends and blackheads with scalp care and nutrition. She advises feeding a six month old baby every three hours with a six ounce bottle and cow milk mix, plus sugar and warm water, while offering a stain removal tip using chloroform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Greyee
Misa Grey
Mock Turtle Soup Aboard The Millions Household
Mrs Millions interviews a cook candidate asking for ready soups entrees and desserts The cook claims to make mock turtle soup by first boiling strong stock with whatever ingredients come available Then she adds mock turtles during the boil Candies stay longer when kept on a tee for 12 hours before use and not removed until ready to light
Supreme Court Dismisses Lerner Suit Over Tetrazzini Contract
The New York Supreme Court today dismissed the case of Jaidore Lerner against Louisa Tetrazzini for $29 000. Lerner claimed he hired Tetrazzini to sing In Havana in 1904 at 500 per appearance and that she refused. The court ruled the contract void as drawn for Lerner’s benefit only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Tetrazzini
New York
Sepreme
Jaidore Lerner
Louisa Tetrazzini
Lerner
Tetrazziini
Havana
Pasteurization gains support from health and infant death data
Dr. Ayres asserts pasteurization absolutely protects against bacteria and disease spread via milk. The article then profiles Kristoferson, Seattle’s leading dairyman since 1897, whose logistics claim pure milk from White River valley farms to city doors using scientific equipment and rapid delivery, contributing to Seattle’s low infant death rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. Ayres
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Kristoferson
Mt. Baker Park
Army of Wagons
Witherson
Mercer Island
White River Valley
America
The Kristoferson Dairy Keeps Milk Clean and Pure
A Seattle dairy uses pasteurization and automated bottling to ensure milk remains clean from farm to home. Select farms supply good cows and sanitary stables, while endless chains load crates and a cooling room preserves the product until delivery to households.
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Seattle
Kristoferson
Dr. Pas
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Gladys
Countess Szcheny
Cynthia Grey
Modest Altschuler
Master Gabriel
Tommy Tucker
Isabelle D'Armond
Demi-Tasse Comedienne
George Moore
Tom Edwards
Geo. Austin Moore
Cordelia Haager
Tokyo
Browning and
Lewis
Gerard and
Hutell
Sullivan & Considine
Mes Wunert
East
Madison
Firetave
Walker St
Ble Kristoferson Warehouse
Teur
REP
Deis
Olga
Nethersole
Liebler & Co
Beatrice
Maurice Maeterlinck
Paul Hervieu
Evelyn Vaudray
Henri Bernstein
Sweden
Anna Pfeil and
David Brattstrom
Royal Opera
Stockholm
Grand Opera House
John Cort
Tom
Miss Vesta
Col. W A Thompson
Igland
Victoria
Comedy Club
Chicago
Max Bloom
Nanny L
Max Figman
Mary Jane
Fitzgerald
Clivette
the Man In Black
Cameron and
Gaylord
Circulating Library
Union ST
Lane the Bookman
Post Office
F. & F. Stationery Kodak
Potlatch
Western Tent & Awning Co
Blanchard St
Horlick
Borlick
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