Household Hints For a Tidy Home and Charming Dining Room
Betty Wells offers practical tips for organized living and stylish upgrades. He suggests using a partitioned box for buttons and toy chests to reduce clutter and accidents. A homeowner adds excitement to a dining room with rose carpeting hydrangea blue walls and silverware, balancing modernity with homeliness.
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Betty Wells
WNU Service
Flannel Cakes and Griddle Cakes by Edith M. Barber
A home recipe column presents flannel cakes as tender griddle cakes with options for texture and syrup. It explains using sour milk or sour cream with soda, adds baking powder, and notes butter or shortening for flavor and texture. Variations include apple pancakes and serving ideas with pork.
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Edith M. Barber
Worth Trying Boiled Salad Dressing and Syllabub Recipes
A compact cooking note presents basic methods for a boiled salad dressing with mustard sugar and vinegar, Sally Lunn batter, pound cake with butter eggs and vanilla, and a simple syllabub using cream sugar and alcohol. It ends with a note crediting Bell Syndicate and WNU Service.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Call for Recruits in War Against Syphilis
General Pershing chairs the National Anti Syphilis Committee with Dr Ray Wilbur as vice chairman of the American Social Hygiene association. State and city committees back a nationwide enlistment drive aided by a war fund of 500000 dollars raised by volunteers.
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John J. Pershing
Ray Lyman Wilbur
General Pershing
Wilbur
The
American Social Hygiene Association
Colleges Join War to Check Syphilis on Campus
A Chicago Tribune survey reports colleges increasingly include syphilis tests in incoming student exams. Some institutions like Chicago, Iowa, and Dartmouth test all newcomers with Wasserman or Kahn tests while others offer education on the disease. New York University provides free testing without requirement. testing at Dartmouth and Iowa began earlier but faced funding and policy objections.
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The
Chicago Tribune
University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Dartmouth College
New York University
Chicago Board of Health
University Health Service
Wassermans
M. E. Barnes
Department of Hygiene
Fid Def on British Coins and the Defensor title
The title Fidei Defensor was given to Henry VIII by Pope Leo X in 1521 for his reply to Luther. After Henry’s break with Rome, Pope Paul III deprived him in 1538, but Parliament confirmed the title in 1544. Since then it has signified the Protestant faith rather than Catholicism.
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Henry VIII
Leo X
Henry
Martin Luther
Rome
Paul III
What kind of love makes a woman rush to marriage
A reader asks about an anxious marriage plan and a fiancé living with her parents. The answer condemns rushing to wed for status or material security, warns of loss of self-respect, and advises preserving a home of one’s own to avoid burdening in laws and the future husband.
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Miss Dene
Make Winter Hours Count with Sew-Your-Own Patterns
This feature promotes sewing for spring wardrobes using sew-your-own patterns. It highlights several dress styles such as the four-gore Practical Slip and cheery morning frock, emphasizing comfort, easy construction, and affordable patterns. Patterns 1437 1440 and 1341 are offered in various sizes with yardage details and ordering through The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Perfect Leisure in Solitude and Duty
A remark on how true leisure appears between painful duty and enjoyable study. Zimmerman argues that happiness resides in calm intervals, where indolence and indifference fail to provide genuine leisure, and where literature and philosophy offer fulfillment.
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Zimmerman
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