New Style Refrigerators Colder Than Old Timers
Condensation from newer refrigerators has homemakers asking the USDA about causes. Experts explain the interior runs 10 to 15 degrees cooler to store frozen foods and that sweating milk bottles results from cold surfaces meeting warm air. Reducing condensation involves fewer door openings and planning loads, with towels helping wrap bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Queine
McCracken
Schamemakers
Gas ranges boost home cooking with instant responsive heat
Miss Harriett Wolfe of the Gasco Food Institute promotes modern gas ranges that remove guesswork from cooking. The appliances offer precisely controlled heat, multiple ovens and top burners, easy cleaning, and stylistic options for apartments or large homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett ‘ Wolfe
Gasco Food Institute
Mary
Wolfe
Cooking Becomes Cosmopolitan Across America
New York report notes American women curating a cosmopolitan cooking style through The American People’s Cookbook. Home economists cite traditions from Britain to Bohemia, arguing American cooking belongs to the world. Infrared gas heaters heat Paris cafés as radiant plaques gain use, tracing the gas burner lineage to Bunsen origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Culinary Arts Institute
Paris
Gas Automatic Dryer Promises Weatherproof Laundry Boost
A lecturer from the Gasca Food Institute touts automatic gas dryers as a solution to weather woes during washday. The device allegedly saves hours for the housewife, dries items crease-free, handles bulky rugs and delicate fabrics with care, and reduces sun bleaching and wind damage while removing odors and wrinkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jials
Pioneer Agent Document Names Early West Prohibition Agent
South Dakota's historical society obtained a document naming Antares Cripps as the first prohibition agent in the West. The August 1842 appointment aimed to curb liquor traffic among Indians during fur trading days. Dimps, mother of Paul Piente of Lake Andes, D. gave the document to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota Historical Society
Antares Cripps
Dimps
Paul Pientte
Lake v Andés
Gas heaters blend with decor for modern homes
Gas water heaters provide hot water from morning to night, meeting many daily tasks. Harriett Wolfe of the Gasco Food Institute notes the steady low-cost gas flame and stylish designs that fit any room, with plastic dip tubes avoiding rust and ensuring clear water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Wolfe
Gasco Food Institute
Spanish Are Masters Of Casserole Dishes
A fragmented guide to Spanish one dish meals in a pot. Notes include Veal Espagnol and Spanish Chicken in the Pot with ingredients like veal, olives, mushrooms, peppers, and spices. Instructions mention browning meat, simmering with tomatoes and consommé, and finishing with onions and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
Emilio
Metallic Threads Brighten Home Furnishings Across Rooms
An Ohio firm, The Diblbeckman Co., known for lures, offers metallic yarns and threads used in curtains, carpets, place mats, and upholstery. The shimmering materials appear in brocades and stripes, even on cashmere, turning interiors glamorously jewel toned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ins
Ohio
Dilbeckman Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Crown Cola
Net
Food Institute Tonight
The
Nehi Bottling Co
Holbrook and Smith
Maytag Elyria CO
Middle Avenue
Hevard
Hiy Harriett Wolfe
Gasca
Cook
Niein
America
Cook Queen
Gasto Food Institute
Broad ST
Elyria High School
Bob Eichorn
West
Roper
Elyria Hardware Co
Bae Wa
Hache
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!