A five-roomed house lias l;eei. turned over to the Carl Schurz School of Chicago. and the girls attending this school will know how to care for it from top to bottom. Monday they will occupy the kitchen, learning how to cook. Tuesday is sewing day, and Wednesday the house is to lie scrubbed from cellar to attic. Thursday they will wash clothes and iron them, and Fridays the girls will have a course in millinery. The death of a Paris judge. M. Prieur. which took place from poisoning after he had eaten a scouffle, is ascribed to the fact that the cook used ducks’ eggs to make the dish._ M. Prieur was the judge who investigated the mysterious wedding tragedy in Cholet (Maine-et-Loire) before the war. when IT wedding guests who had eaten chocolate cream died of poisoning. In that case the medical experts also asscribed death to toxins produced by microbes contained in ducks’ eggs.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3130, 14 August 1922, Page 7
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