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            <title>Minnie E. Washington (1 of 2)</title>
            <author>Viola Muse</author>
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               <name>Zariah Grant</name>

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               <name>Amelia Dixon</name>
               
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                  <summary>Artist (clothing and household fabrics (draperies); writer of "How to help home makers solve the clothing problem in the home."</summary>
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            3
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               <name type="person">Viola B. Muse</name>
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               Crocus bags are utilized in many <lb/>
               ways by <name type="person">Minnie E. Washington</name> of <name type="place" subtype="address">2023<lb/> Illinois <choice><abbr>St.</abbr><expan>Street</expan></choice><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> Jacksonville, <choice><abbr>Fla</abbr><expan>Florida</expan></choice></name>. From washed <lb/>
               and bleached crocus bags<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> she conceived <lb/>
               the idea of making skirts, suits, jackets, <lb/>
               sweaters, chair backs, table runners, <lb/>
               draperies, boys <choice><abbr>&amp;</abbr><expan>and</expan></choice> girls suits<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> rugs<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> and <lb/>
               numerous other useful articles. The sacks <lb/>
               are also <choice><sic>died</sic><corr>dyed</corr></choice> to add to their beauty <lb/>
               and<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> because of their durability<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> can be <lb/>
               made into many household arts. <name type="person">Minnie <lb/>
                  Washington</name> is an outstanding character <lb/>
               in <name type="place" subtype="city">Jacksonville</name><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> being the possessor of dozens <lb/>
               of blue ribbons for her various kinds of <lb/>
               work<choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> such as canning<choice><orig>,</orig><reg/></choice> and preserving. <lb/>
               Her work has been displayed at <choice><orig>State</orig><reg>state</reg></choice> and <choice><orig>County</orig><reg>county</reg></choice> <lb/>
                  <choice><orig>Fairs</orig><reg>fairs</reg></choice> throughout <name type="place" subtype="state">Florida</name>. Is a writer of <lb/>
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               was submitted to <name type="institution" subtype="government_body">State Board of Public <lb/>
                  Instructions</name><note type="contextual">For <mentioned>Instructions</mentioned> in place of <mentioned>Instruction</mentioned>, see <ref target="./common-annotations.xml#boardOfPublicInstructions">Board of Public Instructions</ref>.</note> and accepted. She is first <lb/>
               person in this locality to make hardwater <lb/>
               soap using cold water process. Is now <lb/>
               teacher of <choice><orig>Home</orig><reg>home</reg></choice> <choice><orig>Economics</orig><reg>economics</reg></choice> at <name type="institution" subtype="educational">Boylan <lb/>
                  Haven School</name>,<note type="contextual">See <ref target="./common-annotations.xml#boylanSchool">Boylan Haven School</ref>.</note> <name type="place" subtype="address">Jessie <choice><abbr>&amp;</abbr><expan>and</expan></choice> Franklin <choice><abbr>Sts.</abbr><expan>Streets</expan></choice></name><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> <name type="place" subtype="neighborhood">East <lb/>
                     Jacksonville</name>, and at <name type="institution" subtype="educational">Stanton High School</name><choice><orig/><reg>,</reg></choice> <lb/>
           
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               <name type="place" subtype="address">Ashley<choice><orig>,</orig><reg/></choice> at corner Broad <choice><abbr>St.</abbr><expan>Street</expan></choice></name>,<note type="contextual">The original location of Stanton High School was 521 West Ashley Street, at the intersection of West Ashley Street and Broad Street, as Muse indicates.</note> and the <name type="institution" subtype="non-profit">Clara
                  White Mission</name>, <name type="place" subtype="address">611 <choice><abbr>W.</abbr><expan>West</expan></choice> Ashley <choice><abbr>St</abbr><expan>Street</expan></choice></name><choice><orig>;</orig><reg>,</reg></choice> under<lb/>
               <name type="institution" subtype="government_body"><choice><abbr>W.P.A.</abbr><expan>Works Progress Administration</expan></choice></name><choice><orig/><reg>.</reg></choice> Is the only authorized dietitian<lb/>
               of <name type="institution" subtype="non-profit">Red Cross</name> among colored, in state of <lb/>
               <name type="place" subtype="state">Florida</name><choice><orig/><reg>.</reg></choice> (3)
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