Women in Fields Rise Across Europe and America
The article examines a surge of women working in fields across Europe and the United States, driven by necessity and newly found independence. It notes elderly traditions, rising female proprietorship, back-to-the-land movements, and cases of women improving harvests, with some leveraging direct sales near cities and others seeking government land openings.
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Make Yourself Comfortable and Everybody Around You
A feature on relaxation for women and the shift to practical farming roles. It notes rest, light hobbies, and theater as calmatives while urging productive work, including beekeeping, poultry, and greenhouse vegetables. It highlights women in New England farms embracing farming as income, aided by collegiate training for field agriculture and home management.
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Adiness
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New England
Amazing dual lemon juice squeezer from New Jersey inventor
An ingenious two part juicer caps a fruit and uses a plunger to press the lemon or orange. When pressed, all juice is expelled into a cup or pitcher with a tiny passage that even allows seeds to pass, and the leftover skins and seeds can be dumped out afterward.
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Suffered Fourteen Years Relief From Kidney Pills
An eager testimonial notes dramatic relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills, with swelling, backache, and kidney secretions improving quickly. The ad urges readers to remember Dean's and lists Milburn Co. Huffalo, N.Y. as distributors. A separate note comments on the Kaiser liking the Bible and Roosevelt's Berlin visit, linking theology to military topics through book gifts.
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How to Put Away Lemons for Summer Storage
Lemons can be economized by choosing large, thin skinned varieties and wrapping them in waxed paper and paraffin. Store in a glass jar or crack. In mid summer prices rise, so buy now for about a cent each. To use, dip in hot water to remove paraffin and ease juice extraction.
Household tips for cleaning and care in old guide
A selection of practical advice on home maintenance. Clean lamp chimneys by steaming glass over boiling water then drying. Use greased paper over puddings to keep cloth clean and pudding firm. Wrap steel knives in tissue to prevent rust. Ground rice freshens white cloth when applied with flannel and brushed later. Rub currants between hands to remove staike quickly. A mixture of linseed oil and turpentine rubbed into scratches hides them.
Cleaning Ivory Knife Handles With Lemon Solution
Ivory knife handles darkened by tarnish can be cleaned by rubbing with a lemon dipped in salt, then rinsing in cold water until they look white again.
To Keep Furnace From Rusting
A housekeeper notes that placing flaked lime loosely aboard inside and around the furnace during summer will absorb moisture and prevent metal from rusting, helping maintain the furnace.
Leftovers Reimagined as Luncheon Dish
A fragment notes leftover breakfast cereal can be molded into a bowl or square pan and sliced then fried as an acceptable luncheon dish. The quirky idea hints at repurposing cereals into quick fried meals. No names, dates, or places are provided.
Wichita loan report details first month figures
A June report from Lite Insurance Co cites a $592 500 first month figure for a Wichita Kansas venture. The document notes site views and management activity as part of the loan and development overview for the new enterprise.
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Kansas
Lite
Two Varieties of Courtesy in Bizarre Dialogue
A fragmented reading presents a playful exchange about manners and commerce. It contrasts cash buyers with those who do not pay, mentions Garfield Ten and a magazine post about a baby as a source of pleasure, and ends with a garbled line about Lewis and a single binder.
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