Home economics urged as essential profession by Mrs A J Decker
Mrs A J Decker Iowa Federated clubs state chairman says homemaking requires broad skills from nutrition and budgeting to management and decorative arts. She laments young women not joining demonstrations and notes current clubs draw mainly women over forty, while civic needs grow.
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Homemakers Drive Americanization and Home Management
The article notes that home inspired civic work motivates Americanization and politics, aiming to cleanse and improve home surroundings. It highlights a shift to home management, enabling mothers more freedom, with the new homemaker scheduling tasks to fit demand without neglecting duties.
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Anna Richardson
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Cedar Heights Passes Billboard Licensing Ordinance
Cedar Heights enacts a billboard ordinance. each owner must obtain a license from the town clerk annually, minimum fee 20 dollars. firms must file a 6000 dollar bond and billboards must be fireproof with consent from adjacent property owners. city aims to limit offensive signs.
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Zemo Promises clear skin with antiseptic formula
An ad touts Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid that removes pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. It claims rear healthy skin from a single easy application at a trifling cost and emphasizes reliability and availability at drug stores.
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Corsets Priced From Two Dollars at Local Shop
A local shop advertises superior corsets priced from $2.00 upward and invites customers to consult their corsetiere for personalized fittings and options.
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