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Story March 3, 1911

The Coalville Times

Coalville, Summit County, Utah

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In Atlantic City, NJ, high school girls in a domestic science class protest learning to make hash, fearing it will scare off suitors who dislike the boarding house staple, as highlighted by an anti-hash society motto.

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Girls Balk on Making Hash
Atlantic City Domestic Science Class Fear Edict of Young Men—May Scare Suitors

Atlantic City, N. J.—The girl members of the domestic science class of the Atlantic City high school are pouting over the announcement that they will be forced, among other things, to learn how to make hash.

The girls fear that public announcement of their proficiency in hash-making may scare off possible suitors among young men who are forced to indulge in the boarding house staple too often during their bachelorhood.

The scare started when the best young man of one of the girls informed her that he and his fellow-boarders had formed an anti-hash society with the following motto:

Remember this motto when spending your cash—
To one day of turkey there's six days of hash.

Instructors of the new class declare they will compel the young women to learn the mysteries of hash despite the protest.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity Romance

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners Love

What keywords are associated?

Domestic Science Class Hash Making High School Girls Suitors Anti Hash Society Boarding House Food

Where did it happen?

Atlantic City, N. J.

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Atlantic City, N. J.

Story Details

Girls in Atlantic City high school domestic science class pout over mandate to learn hash-making, fearing it will deter suitors who formed an anti-hash society with motto about turkey and hash.

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