however, must guard against exaggeration and the use of fictitious
details.

EXAMPLES OF THE NARRATIVE ARTICLE. How narration with
descriptive touches and conversation may be effectively
used to explain a new institution like the community
kitchen, or the methods of recruiting employed in the
army, is shown in the two articles below. The first was
taken from the _New York World_, and the second from the
_Outlook_.

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NOW THE PUBLIC KITCHEN

BY MARIE COOLIDGE RASK

The Community Kitchen Menu

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| Vegetable soup pint, 3¢ |
| Beef stew half pint, 4¢ |
| Baked beans half pint, 3¢ |
| Two frankfurters, one potato and cup full of |
| boiled cabbage all for 7¢ |
| Rice pudding, 3¢. Stewed peaches 3¢ |
| Coffee or cocoa with milk half pint,3¢ |
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