Shoes for dogs buyable in New York shop
A New York shop by V Mingot markets tailor made footwear for dogs, including silk and leather shoes for walking driving and social events. The article notes wealthy dogs receive shoes while many children go barefoot and records Mingot’s 12 years of bootmaking with no complaints.
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Misa Yvonne Mingot
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New York
America
V. Mingot
Mingot
Papa Geta
Rice Pudding With Strawberry Dope
Instructions describe making a rice pudding by cooking rice in milk with sugar and salt then baking slowly for three hours. The dish is served cold with crushed very sweet strawberries.
Tapioca Berry Pudding Sundae
Wash and soak minute tapioca, simmer with boiling water until clear, then fold in a quart of berries and sweeten. Cool in the serving dish and serve cold with sugar and cream.
Strawberry Sauce Preparation Steps
A stoneware bowl is rinsed with hot water and dried. Butter and powdered sugar are creamed in the bowl, then the beaten egg white is added. Beat until light, then fold in a pint of well ripened berries crushed with a fork just before serving.
Strawberry Muffin Recipe
Beat 1 egg 1 teaspoon sugar 4% cup butter with 1 cup milk a pinch salt and 1 cup flour then 2 ten spoonfuls baking powder. Add more flour to make a stiff batter drop from the spoon fold in 1 cup ripe strawberries and bake in hot muffin pans.
Strawberry Ice Cream Fix from Simple Home Recipe
Stir in cream sugar and vanilla then freeze to mush. Add strawberry juice from berries and sugar, mix, refreeze, repack in ice and salt for an hour, and serve with sugared strawberries on the side.
Simple Strawberry Shortcake Biscuits from a Housewife
A traditional biscuit dough method yields six small biscuits with butter flour and milk. Bake quickly in a hot oven for 8 minutes no browning, then split buttered biscuits filled with mashed berries and whipped cream.
Monumental praise and a sly contract quip
A constituent hails a man with praise and Senator Sorgum responds with a wry line. The Washington Evening Star notes the exchange, joking that the person would prefer a fresh look at the contract.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Evening Star
Dont Box Childs Ears Warns Against Harmful Practice
The piece argues against boxing a child s ears and warns a single blow may cause deafness while repeated hits can injure the heart. It cites Thomas A Edison as an example of deafness from ear blows by a surly brakeman when young.
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Thomas A. Edison
Keep the Window Open in Bathroom
The document urges keeping the bathroom window open at top and bottom to allow a free current of air to continually flow through the room.
Rose quartz jewelry and decorative items featured in fashion
Rose quartz remains inexpensive and fashionable in odd jewelry. Thin pink quartz with white streaks is crafted into hat pins, cuff buttons, bracelets, and belt buckles. Large pieces serve for jewel boxes, vases, and desk sets. Odd finger bowls with rose quartz complement pink table decor.
Judge Lindsey Says Voting Empowers Women At Home
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver Juvenile Court argues that a brief trip to vote and return in Colorado women can wield influence far beyond the ballot box, protecting their homes and all others, without neglecting home duties.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Local Delegates Named for Playgrounds Convention
Mayor Cotterill lists 17 delegates headed to the sixth annual Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America convention to be held in Cleveland next month. The roster includes John Price, Prof. J. F. Hart, Mrs. L. B Hoag, Mrs. H. P. Fish, Mrs. J. A. Jennings, Mrs. B. E. Fick, Howard Stine, Miss Nettle Sawyer, E. C. Cheasty, Miss Gertrude A nd us, B. Shorrock, R. C. Erakine, Frank Moran, Dr. Lilburn Merrill, Dr. Sidney Strong, Mrs. B. Bogardus and Mrs. Homer M. Hill.
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Cotterill
Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America
Cleveland
John 5. Price
J. F. Hart
Gertrude FB. Andrus
BE. Shorrock
R. C. Erakine
Frank Moran
Lilburn Merrill
Sidney Strong
B. Bogardus
Mra
Homer M. Hill
California Governor backs Roosevelt nomination at Chicago
Sacramento May 27 Gov Johnson said to Roosevelt delegates he will not seek the temporary chair but will second the nomination of Roosevelt on behalf of California.
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Sacramento
Cal
Gov. Johnson
Roosevelt
Chicago
California
The Engaged Man's Duty
A reader seeks advice on breaking an engagement without harming his partner. The columnist urges evaluating home qualities and suggests time apart to test genuine love, warning against marrying for money or convenience and advocating responsible options for a man who does not love the woman.
THAT DREADFUL GIRL Dear Mina Grey
A reader writes about a 22 year old daughter who refuses to wear a hat and asks what is proper. The response notes potential consequences of going hatless and suggests using plain hematite linen for the buffet cover.
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Mina Grey
Wl Buffet
Pure Government on Citizenship Loss and Retraining Rights
A reader argues that convict status for serious crimes like white slavery should not permanently strip citizenship or voting eligibility. The piece suggests confinement damages citizenship, but grants no permanent loss, noting potential restoration after imprisonment.
Funny views on a husband and wife exchange
Letter from MRS. L. M. B. recounts a domestic exchange about gratitude and obedience. She recalls a quarrel over a wife saying thank you and a husband’s demand to tell him to go to hell. She defends her stance, noting the hardship of supporting a family and valuing a kind husband.
Dear Miss Grey Obedience in Domestic Matters
A reader advises on managing an obstinate husband by yielding in small trifles and showing patience. The letter suggests wives who concede on minor issues gain influence in larger life decisions, even when doing so with reluctant consent.
Dear Miss Grey Readers Debate Theater Etiquette
A reader advises finding subjects beyond theatrical topics while another notes crowded theatres prove public interest in drama. The exchange mentions a wife delaying gratitude at table and an old act from musical comedy, ending with a remark about current public questions remaining similarly aged.
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Miss Grey
L. M
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Dilemma on Adoption Dilemma
A reader Amy asks whether to marry a divorced man and give up her adopted daughter or marry another suitor for support. She fears loving the child could endanger the marriage and asks if it is right to relinquish the girl or pursue the younger man for stability.
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Miss Grey
Earth
Amy
Dear Mina Grey and vacation work for girls and boys
Advice to young girls on safe work during vacation and social boundaries. Urges parental guidance and chaperoned outings with boys. Recommends evening curfew of ten for good health. Includes an appleseed rhyme about love and marriage.
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Mina Grey
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