“School for Housewives” by Marion Harland
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Title
“School for Housewives” by Marion Harland
Description
Marion Harland was the pen name used by Mary Virginia Hawes (later Terhune) from Virginia. She was the author of several books including Common Sense for the Household in 1871 and Secret of a Happy Home in 1896. Harland was the first name associated with advice for housewives with tips for cleaning, entertaining, menus and recipes in the Dispatch.
Creator
Columbus Dispatch
Source
Columbus Dispatch, July 10, 1904, p.35
Date
1904-07-10
Rights
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Collection
Citation
Columbus Dispatch, ““School for Housewives” by Marion Harland,” Columbus Metropolitan Library Local History & Genealogy Exhibits, accessed April 30, 2024, https://columbuslibrary.omeka.net/items/show/327.
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