Love One or Another A Motto for the New Year
Elizabeth Lee offers a hopeful New Year blessing amid war memories. She urges readers to value family, support suffering women, and teach children to honor fathers lost in conflict, hoping for peace and brighter times ahead.
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Elizabeth Lee
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Two Dainty Blouses and a Mourning Set in The Home Circle
The Home Circle article presents two blouses in satin and net with trim details and a mourning set on display, including muff and scarf. It advises on economical entertaining tips for fruit cake and sandwiches, and decries excuses of high living costs, urging practical hospitality and seasonable hosting.
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Ecru
War’s toll binds families closer in sorrow and love
The writer reflects that as children lose parents and spouses fall, mothers recall past faults of youth with sympathy, and widows deepen affection for their husbands. The war’s devastation thus strengthens family ties both at home and abroad despite the sorrow.
A Few Helpful Moments With the Get There Club
A humorous Horace column on New Year resolutions. It notes resolutions fade with time, mocks old jokes, and argues youth focus on present aims. The piece urges readers to make resolutions any day, since 364 days remain in the year.
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Horace
Tauday
New Year Calling Revered Yet Fading Traditions
The piece recalls the old New Year calling custom where friends visited homes to share greetings and prayers for health and prosperity. It notes the beauty of Christmas decorations, fireplaces, punch bowls, and assortments of cakes, wine, and gifts, and reflects on the lasting warmth it left in households.
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Lady Baltimore
California bungalow by Chas S S Sedgwick architect
A California type bungalow designed by Chas S S Sedgwick features a 45 by 28 foot plan with a 10 foot front piazza, low roof and wide eaves, unfinished attic storage, and an estimated complete build cost of 2500 to 3000 dollars. Main floor includes a 22 by 14 foot living room, two bedrooms with bath, dining room, kitchen, and basement stairs. interior uses birch floor, red oak trim, and stained finishes, with cement dash exterior and brown creosote stained trim.
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California
Chas S.S. Sedgwick
Hints on carving meat and fowl from kitchen guide
The article outlines carving rules for fish fowl and game. It covers serving portions with bones and roe and stresses proper technique using a carving fork. Instructions include preparing fish breasts heads and tails, wing and leg portions for birds and methods for venison saddle and corned beef slicing.
New Year Dinner Soften the Meal for Lighter Feasting
The article suggests a lighter New Year dinner with poultry such as guinea fowl or squab, dry stuffing, and finely crumbled stale bread. It recommends a medium oven, frequent basting, and a simple relish before the main course. A sardine canapé precedes the main, followed by mashed potatoes, creamed cauliflower, and a cranberry or horseradish sauce. Dessert options include mince pie or tea cream, with deviled macaroni as a post theatre option. Coffee ends the meal.
Holiday Fun and Frolic for the Children
Helen Howe offers simple holiday games for children including Caterpillar, musical chairs without music, a chalk square dance, ribbon restraint game, stocking snip challenge, ring of cards race, and snowball target toss using sleigh bells. Prizes await high scores and quick seats.
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Helen Howe
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Inne
Ong
Water and Cleaning Tips for Glass and Cloths
Useful guidance on cleaning milky glass tumblers and fabrics. Do not expose glass to hot water to avoid clouding. rinse in cold water. Suggest washing cloths with milk as a remedy for stains.
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