Ignorance and Education in Wisconsin Reform Debate
The author argues that society condemns Dr. Haiselden for letting a defective baby die while ignoring broader excess deaths in poverty and crowded cities. He cites education as the remedy, urges readers to join a cause by sending name and address on a postal card to receive free material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Haiselden
Chicago
New Republic
New York City
New York
Wisconsin
Dr. Haiselden
Blackening of Silver and Plum Pile Pie Tips
A home article warns that sulfur in many substances darkens silver, advising drawers and boxes be lined with colored fabrics to prevent tarnish and noting rubber gloves and mats trigger staining. It also offers a plum pile pie recipe with rich pastry lining, sugared plums, a dotted crust, and slow baking guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Economics
Nebraska College of Agricultura
Oven door open improves broiling and toasting results
The article notes that leaving the broiling oven door slightly open stabilizes fat and reduces fire risk when broiling steaks or chops. It suggests better toast results with the door ajar and mentions newer gas stoves using openwork door designs to admit air into the oven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
Make a Dry Mop Bag From Flannel
Instructions describe making a dry mop holder from half a yard of flannel. Fold and sew to form a bag with a seam at the bottom and side, then create a one half inch wide opening and attach with tunatape to a broom. Useful for those lacking a dry mop for polishing floors and keeping art squares neat.
Household Cockroach Elimination Tips
Instructions advise using two can covers with plaster of Paris and water as a bait and poison. Roaches eat the plaster, drink water, and the mixture hardens to kill them. Also suggested is sprinkling borax under papers and cupboards to scare or scatter them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaster of Paris
Careful care for table linen and tin ore sources
Guide to cleaning table linen with boiling water for coffee stains and sun drying, plus buttermilk dipping and careful use of chemicals. Notes that most tin ore comes from stationary or stable sources, Bolivia showing promise for future growth. A stray vignette about a man planting sweet peas. a ruined pair of shoes and trousers lead to hope for a bouquet from a florist.
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Bolivia
Tye
Daily Thought Concentration Secret Strength Emerson
Daily Thought Concentration is cited as the secret strength in Emersons maxim. The quotation underscores mental focus as a key factor in personal power.
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Emerson
Benefit Social At Pelican Lake Aided School Fund
The Pelican Lake school held a benefit social with Jolly Time and a Big Feed. Over 150 children and adults were served in under two hours. Prizes went to Vesta Nelf and Mrs Anna McGinnis. The event netted twenty two dollars with all costs donated.
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Jolly
Pelican Lake
Vesta Nelf
Anna McGinnis
Matt Krook
W. Hy. Mueller
Ward
Weaver
Ars. C. Frick
McGinnis
H. Moe
Rice
Miss Thurston
Converse
Wolfgram
Gauley
Hienke
Thurston
Candy Booth
Schultz
Neff
W. Hutchinson
F. Wodge
Kidsets
L Durkee
S. Durkee
Indigestion and Yeast Causes in Bread Rye Link
A fragmented note discusses indigestion from rye bread and yeast activity in the intestines. It suggests a chemical reaction may trigger renewed yeast rise, poisoning intestines and interacting with fruit acids and other foods. A Boston wartime script line appears as a quoted aside.
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Aug. Carlson
Majestic
So. Brown St
Markham & Parker
Sogial
Berlovs
Boston
Merrill
Granite Works
Ceaglske Brothers
Wis
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