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Heated irons first used in 16th century
Permanent-press fabrics have relieved most households of the need to iron clothing.
Ironing clothes was even more of a chore before electricity
This 8-inch early-20th-century copy of an ancient Chinese iron used to press cloth sold for $89 at a December 2011 Ivey-Selkirk auction in St.
Old irons, ironing boards may be collected today
In past centuries, ironing was an almost daily duty of a woman in the home. Before about the 10th century, cloth was ironed with smooth wooden or glass pieces and a pounding stick.
Richard Worthington, who grew up in East Hampton and taught elementary school in the upstate town of Greenwich for 30 years, died Sunday at St.
Dining Out: Oak and Vine keeps things real in Auburn
The British-born gastropub - a restaurant with a high-end menu yet easy, pub-like vibe - has been crossing the pond ever since the Spotted Pig made a big splash in Manhattan.