American Experts Teach Home Canning to French Learners
During World War I American efforts promoted home canning to relieve rail and military supply strain. Four U S home demonstration workers toured France, introducing the cooked in the jar method and distributing equipment, film reels, and publications for use in Paris schools.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
France
Department of Agriculture
American Commission For
Jeff Washington
Paris
Canning
Caroline A. Boudreaux
Louisiaana
Bernice Carter Davis
Texas
Ipee
Louisiana
Frantz P. Lund
Washington
Summer fashion and dining highlight Toledo shops and hotels
The eighth floor dining room at Lasalle & Koch Co. offers a cool Toledo view with French windows and a noon program by Ravinsky Orchestra. Apparel at Rey Munro and Thompson Hudson showcases summer styles including olive tones, white accents, and plush wraps with new colors and fabrics like crepe de chine. Michael J. Lee Store in Summit Street features taupe and black plush ensembles with kimono sleeves and distinctive black plush designs.
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Toledo
Lasalle & Koch Co
Ravinsky
Wena
Rey
Munro
Angera
Thompson-Hudson
California
Michael J. Lee
Summit St
Home Style Leftover Dinner Menu and Recipes
Household hints include creamed potatoes with peas, brown bread, home canned peaches, and a dinner menu featuring vegetable rice with bacon. Recipes for cornbread with raisins and nuts, chocolate cookies, Barley and Oat Bread, Kiddies Ice Cream, Milk Stew, and related tips on gluten in wheat and barley preparation are provided.
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Rous
The Ideal Model Hostess Requires Stoic Poise and Tact
A columnist urges aspiring hostesses to maintain absolute composure during gatherings. It stresses that calm, amiability, and quick restraint of nerves prevent minor mishaps from spoiling the event, even when accidents occur.
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China
Nests Weigh Five Tons in Australian Jungles
Describes colossal Australian nests built by jungle fowl and bush turkeys. Nests rise as great mounds or pyramids, interwoven with leaves and twigs, sometimes 165 feet tall and 150 feet in circumference. Colonies produce vast nests requiring carts to remove, with single nests weighing heavy loads.
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Australia
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Cedar Point
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Hole
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Beckman Optical Co
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MONRO
A. Walker
Frank Hochanadel
Desler Chas
Ution
I Niagare
Eric
Pent Yanai
Michael J. Leo
Toledo, Ohio
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