Woman's Page echoes President in garden economy plea
An excerpt from the Woman's Page reflects a call to conserve food, plant corn, and support national economy. Prominent society women pledge to aid by managing home herds for milk, while Mrs. Roger G. Perkins of Cleveland urges women to contribute through practical efforts at home. The piece defends choosing homemaking labor over other pursuits in national need.
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Io Nchool
Wilson
United States
Standard
Roger G. Perkins
Cleveland
Ohlo
Ogden Armour and Hoffmans Promote Food Conservation
Mn J Ogden Armour of Chicago and Mrs Francis Burral Hoffman of New York recount frugal dining and wheat reduction measures. They describe vegetable planting for workers and institutions, substitutions for bread, and three course meals at Washington dinners to support Allied needs. Arguably the focus is on thrift, extended to public and private kitchens.
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Mn. J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Illinois
Laka Forest
Francis Burral Hoffman
New York City
Hoover
Washington
Lansing
Thayer Home Accelerates Farm Loan Aid for Youth
In Boston Mass Mre Nathaniel Thayer outlines a program to quicken farm and cultural growth by offering moderate loans for broader planting. An expert will train boys and girls aged from 17 to 19 in farming while younger children are said to work.
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Nathaniel Thayer
Boston
Massachusetts
Sears
Today’s beauty talk shampoo from Canthrox recipe
A consumer tip outlines an easy shampoo using canthrox dissolved in hot water to produce a full cup of liquid shampoo. Apply a dime size to the scalp and hair for thorough cleansing, leaving hair with improved luster and softness after rinsing.
Mrs Lewis B Woodruff Diet Principles from a 19th Century Table
Mrs Lewis B Woodruff outlines a frugal, nutritious diet emphasizing meat and vegetables. She prefers ash and nut oysters, roasts, and carefully chosen table components while rejecting water wasted from boiled vegetables. Raw potatoes baked in milk and cheese are praised. fruit or cheese salads replace dessert.
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Mra
Lewis B. Woodruff
New York City
Mrs J Montgomery Sears Seeks Housewife as General of Her Household
Mrs J Montgomery Sears urges American housewives to regulate family food, eliminate waste, and oversee meals. She describes her own kitchen changes including corn bread daily, substitute grains, two fish days weekly, and planned, portioned meals managed by a cook under her orders.
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Mrs. J. Montgomery Sears
Boston
Massachusetts
California women lead wartime food conservation effort
Miss Ethel Moore reports that California women are coordinating with philanthropic and educational trustees to reduce meat and cake variety, restore sandwich crusts, and cut portions at public dinners. They plan home drying of fruits and vegetables, preserve discarded products, and support camp sanitation, cooking, and recreation during peak agricultural labor demand under the plate council for defense.
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Ethel Moore
San Francisco
Cal
California
Plate Council For Defense
Mrs Larz Anderson On Dinner, Gardening, And Integrity
Mrs Larz Anderson of Washington DC writes on hospitality and restraint noting she serves two courses at home and plans to offer more to guests. She describes expanding garden land for communal cultivation and shares guiding maxims from Charles M Schwab about honesty, courtesy, and loyalty to supportive friends.
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Larz Anderson
Washington
D. C
Frugal Dishes From A Thrifty Kitchen Guide
A collection of simple recipes for inexpensive meals and desserts. Items include Kidney Bean Soup with lemon and spinach, Cheese Casserole using crackers and milk, Walnut Bread, Strawberry Cream, Pineapple Marmalade, Two Egg Cake, and a light icing. Recipes emphasize basic ingredients, basic techniques, and economical servings.
Fashion Fads in Roman Stripes and Basque Sweaters
Fashion notes describe Roman stripes entering the fashion arena as alternatives to plaids and checks. Styles include braided appliqué and embroidered outlines, with basque sweaters highlighted for their figure flattering fit. Variants in silk and wool are mentioned alongside towellike quick wears.
The June Gem Pearl and Its Global Pearl Trade
The June gem pearl is praised as a modest beauty associated with June births. Artificial pearls imitate real ones, with sources spanning oysters and pearl-bearing shells from the Red Sea to the Ned Sea, Japan, Australia, and other regions. Ancient Romans called pearls round white bones. some cultures term them oysters or exes, reflecting varied names and perceptions.
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Paeta
Red Sea
Japan
Australia
Continent
Lady typhoid link traced to ice cream in Helm case
A 1916 Helm California school picnic outbreak sickened twenty nine with acute intestinal illness and typhoid fever. Ice cream made by Mrs Y and her daughter was the only dish shared by all victims, with vanilla and chocolate varieties tested. Mrs Y was later identified as the carrier, having had typhoid seventeen years earlier. Three died, immunity varied among attendees.
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Helm
California
Mra
Atrs
Whent
Brady
Dedresa
Whlam Brady
Tha Neers
Mob seethes over Greek murder case in Federal District
A posse led by Sheriff John Corless and Deputy William Kaylas hunted for the Greek suspect Terloupisz near Layton. He hid behind a door in a farm house, drew a knife, and was wrestled to the ground. Kaylas shot him with a revolver. Terlouplis admitted the killing but denied involvement by a second man. A crowd gathered, police fought to keep order, and Terlouplis was moved to the state penitentiary amid threats of lynching. Several arrested for complicity as protest swelled outside the federal building.
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Man
Sherif
John Corless
William Kaylas
Teriovpis
Jall
Kaylas
Bast Lare
Forle Friends
Bruce Dempsey
Peter Terjoupiz
Federal Building
the Hermitage 2
Variey White
Park
Friends of
White
Hyrunt Dempsey
Federal
Fie
Terloupls
Terloupia
State Penitentiary
Sherif Edward Davis
John 5. Carless
Oavis
Main Street
George Rose
Third West Street
Bis
Pierce
Ieven
Lim
Ace
Ralph Coney
Sees Willams K. Seaver
Gua Shonby
Ray Anderson
Guna
Macbeil
Rose
Teter Terloupla
Eher
ilTa Offic
Pollen Force
Municipal Court Question Sparks Garnishment Case
The ongoing dispute over the existence of a municipal court led Attorney A G Horn to pursue a writ of inquiry after Judge Barker denied a motion for a writ of garnishment against city payrolls. County Attorney Farr shares the view the city lacks such a court, with Stern threatening a writ of prohibition if the order proceeds. A higher court may settle the authority issue as Barker and others face further proceedings.
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Onden
A. G. Horn
George 8. Darket
Amuotgx
Pew
Elect
Horn
Charles L. Farr
Bakke Postma
Ernest Anderson
Hero
Anderson
Barker
Stern
District
Supreme Court
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T. Hotkins & Son
Ogden
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Paul W. Stecher Ogden
24Th Street
Gr Jeedy
Spargo's
Maid of Clover
ALR
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Kennedy Cafeteria Co
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F .W. Woolworth Co
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Labelle Grocery
Mutual Creamery Co
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