Cooking School Brings Practical Arts To New York Women
The article portrays a half decade rise of cooking schools in New York and cites a broader move toward practical home arts education for young women. It discusses bread making, soups, pastry, and marketing as core skills, noting the value of culinary training alongside fashion and dressmaking education. It describes a student’s progression from instruction to capable kitchen work and hints at social trends in women’s training and household self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Euclid
Onus
Nul
Hom
Jean College
Yeaton Cours
Acta Canl
New ‘York
Yong
Uing Ori
Ewan
So & So
Slu
Guacutus
Gir
Acomen
Jabher
Wihnel Chatye
Fla
Eies
Heatum
Abel Keiert
May Bashand
Gerduen
Household Cleaning and Women Suffrage Opinions Highlighted
A fragment discusses cleaning methods for windows, furniture, and fabrics, then shifts to New York women’s suffrage groups and leaders, noting education on government and political economy. It cites the New York City Woman Suffrage League, the Woman's Suffrage Committee, and the Society for Political Study, with mentions of Mrs. L. Blake and Mrs. Kate Palmer Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Suffrage Societien
New York
New York City
Woman Suffrage League
Mra
LD. Blake
Soches
Ellaabott Day Stanton
Woman's Suffrage Committee
Kate Palmer Stearns
Society For Political Study
Enudly Wakeman
Cur
Chicago Journal
Ashland and Clark County Kansas Real Estate Prospect
A promotional notice for Ashland Kansas and Clark County highlights fertile soil rich in crops, growing population, and impending railroads. It markets low land prices near Ashland, with multiple farm listings and city lots, urging investment before anticipated 25 to 50 percent price increases. The piece invites inquiries via the Bank of Ashland and the Furst Lodge.
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Clark County
Quaties
Ashland
Ackland
Ash
Clerk County
Kansan
Furst Lodge
Kansas
Small Maye
Hardy Solomon & Sons Wichita Information Office Ad
Strangers visiting Wichita can register at 331 E Douglas avenue to receive by mail important city welfare information free of charge. Non residents can obtain city data and live daily papers, with names and addresses. The firm buys and sells Wichita real estate for non residents and can refer to past clients nationwide. References to Wichita National Bank and local daily papers are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Hardy Solomon & Sons
Douglas Avenue
Wichita National Bank
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Chestnut Street
Smae
Florida
Somme
Floreica F . Kelly
Chicago
Tess
New England
Lionpook Clgar
Lord Mansdell
Junius
England
Becaue
Tes
Demegogue
Erskine
Lord Jeffrey
Earl of Beaconsfield
Gladstone
Lord Macaulay
Richard Garton
Jot Bright
Chalners
Edward Ising
Mex Carlyle
Spurgeo
King Lear
Patrick Honey
Henry Ward Beecher
Wendell Phillips
Edward Everett
Daniel Webster
Rufnn Choate
William Loyd Garrison
Caries Buumer
Amelie
Europe
Detrosthenes
Hero
Peter the Hermit
Walter the Pennylem
Boston
Hem
Smibschievous
Beeciem
Southwestern Land Co
J. Blanchar
Aew
George H. Platt
South Main ST
Dighton
Lane County
Great Stage
Frisco
Halstead
Ness City
Hill
Cannon Ball
Avenue Hotel
West
Express
OUR
Main
Clark CO
Kan
the Banner County
J. R. Holliday
Wichita Grocery
E. Douglas Ave
H. L. Shober & Co
Douglas Ave
Manhattan Hotel
the Price Cutters
First Arkansas Valley Bank
W.C. Woodman & Son
Arkansas Valley
The
Star Clothing House
Robert Jacks
Comedious
Main ST
Peckham’s Place
Harry Peckham
Peckham & Heller
Ardy Solomon
Soks
Hardy
Solomon & Sons
W. G. Geesn
W. C. Glenn & CO
Loan and Real Estate Agents
Garfield University Endowment
W.O. Riddell & CO
Beaker Ecomoty
Smithson & CO
Anglo-Americam Loan and Investment Company
Dougisa Avenue
HOTEL
Jon Tucker
Tre Tucker & Jackson
A. B. Jackson Notary Public
Kansa
Nat'l Bank
Wiehbita
Deugiss
Lawrence Aves
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