Women and Labor Figures in Early 20th Century Era
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen auxiliary boasts 60,000 members in 800 lodges across the U S and Canada, with Mrs Clara Bradley re elected grand president and Mrs Gusta M Statzer as grand secretary treasurer at the 15th international conference in Cleveland. Other notes cover Polish Gray Samaritans aiding distressed Polish women and children in Dubica, China bound YWCA visitors, Harriet Beecher Stowe bust by Brenda Putnam, Southcottians and Johanna Southcote mystery box, and a model American home for display in Paris with a Guggenheim fellowships list including Violet Barbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Canada
Women's Auxiliary
Brotherhood
Cleveland
Clara Bradley
Columbus
Gusta, M. Statzer
Bradley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grand Palais
France
Rose Maretta, 68, Returns to the Big Top in Circus Comeback
Rose Maretta now Mrs. Rose M. Gerber of Leavenworth Kansas ends seven years away from the sawdust ring. She says she is the oldest bareback rider in the United States and has spent 50 years in the circus trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Maretta
Miss Maretta
Rose M. Gerber
Leavenworth, Kans
United States
Mouserold Baints By Mrs Morton Breakfast Menu
Breakfast menu lists items such as grapefruit oatmeal with raisins and top milk omelet toast milk coffee luncheon fruit salad cottage cheese wholewheat bread sugar cookies coffee celery dinner dandelion greens with ham boiled potatoes green onions baked custard with rhubarb sauce.
Today’s Recipes and Handy Sewing Tips
Oatmeal reheated for breakfast and greens prepared a day ahead. Partially cooked ham finishes with greens, with potatoes boiled or steamed. Custard can be made in a double boiler. Barb sauce should be sweet. green onions as salad. Embroidered pillow cases can be saved by sewing embroidery onto new material or making small tuckers to disguise seams.
How to care for sash and door curtains in summer
The text advises washing curtains while damp and rehanging them on rods for better fit. It notes open doors and windows in summer cause curtains to soil quickly and recommends damp washing to help them stretch to fit and hang neatly rather than being crumpled or torn.
A Smothering Angel Story Delayed By Syndicate
The Morning Journal reports the continued story A Smothering Angel is omitted today due to not receiving copy from the New York syndicate. Publication will resume as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
the Morning Journal
New York
Bathing Frocks Create Artful Beach Couture
A French couturier outlines the evolution of bathing suits from plain swimwear to stylish ensembles. Black satin one pieces with side draperies, white edged caps, and trims of buttons seashells and ribbons dominate the season. Jockey styled outfits in black and white satin also appear among the popular looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Story Time With Mrs Bison And The Raccoons
Mary Graham Bonner recounts a playful scene in a zoo yard where Mrs. Bison explains months she likes, mainly May June and July, while Mrs. European Bison clarifies ordering. The tale follows Bennie Buffalo Boy and a family of raccoons in a ten room treehouse, with keepers ensuring warmth and shelter.
Household crafts and practical tips from a vintage guide
A collection of domestic how tos covers mending fabrics with double hems, choosing linen towels, and presenting gifts. It also advises on constipation in diet with fruit caveats and hair shampooing using a rubber bulb syringe for even lather plus plant watering. It adds a tatting technique for threading picots with careful needle placement.
County School Teachers for Coming Year Increased
The county announces 193 teachers for the next school year, six more than the present term, with assignments across districts including San Jose South Second Street Tie Plant Coyote Alameda Ranchos de Albuquerque Barelas Los Padillas Armito Escobosa Paij sido North Fourth Street Old Town Santa Barbara Duranes and San Ignacio schools. Names include Ruth Payton Concetta Tartaglia Vera Ray Cecelia Maloney Hazel Holder Inez Pino and many others across multiple districts.
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San Jose
Ruth Payton
Concetta Tartaglia
Vera Ray
South Second Street
Cecelia Maloney
Hazel Holder
Inez Pino
Tie Plant
Leulise Dogier
Coyote
Venerando Gutierrez
Alameda
Abby Redwine
Rebecca Armijo
Margaret Diaz
Helen Gibney
Ranchos de Albuquerque
Fred M. Calkins
Joseph Retick
Isabel Lucas
Adele Griego
Barelas
Caroline Schmidt
Nettie Lynch
Mary Hughes
Louise Loudon
Los Padillas
Charles Gerhardt
Helen Hubbel
Anna Chacon
Armito School
Jackson
Drusilla Chavey
Lois Brooks
Louise Sanchez
Ada Turner
Evla B. Spillers
Escobosa Schoo
Isabel Pinard
Paijsidto
Rubye Priest
Margaret Stewart
Frances Armillo
North Fourth Street
Carl Boreham
Jennie Weeden
Florence FE
Swayne
Ethel York
Sarah H. Yott
Theresa Zilles
Eva Seth Ireland
Helene Hand
Mariel McDonald
Edith Elliott
J. C
Carolina Olivas
Frances Alderete
Jogesita Quintana
Mabelle Matthew
Duranes
Benigno Romereo
Louise Sherman
Rachael Barela
Laverne Dixon
San Ignacio
District and School Officials in Mountainview Area
List of district numbers and school assignments with names of teachers and officials including Mountainview School Emma Gerichs Fay Bow ers and districts 15 17 18 22 25 24 28 34 41 44 45 47 54. Names include Amadeo Aragon Carolyn V McClure Ruth Hutchinson Teresa Sanchez and George Isidore Sanchez among others.
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Dionisio Costales
Fatimio Herrera
Mountainview
e-Emma Gerichs
Fay Bowers
Juan Tomas
Amadeo Aragon
Istrict
Sabino
Ignacio Candelaria
Griegos-Candelarias
Carolyn V. McClure
Ruth Hutchinson
D. R. Michel
Margaret Cook
Ora Fitzgerald
Lorraine Kirkpatrick
San Antonito
Rose Bustamente
Barton
Georgia Miller
Frost
Katherine B. Apodaca
Atriseco
Hilario
Gonzales
Dolores Garcia
Joy Miller
Boss Hannah
Severita Baca
Nannie Kerr
Mary Stewart
Virginia Turner
Cedro
Teresa Sanchez
Florence Powell
Tijeras
Emma Sanches
Sedillo
Virginia Maing
Carmel—Bennie Lucero
Chili Behool
George Isidore Sanchez
Virginia Romero
Vivian Pike Mora
Irrisari
Rudolph Gutierrez
Radio Digest Aims to Boost Signal Strength
Radio Digest outlines methods to increase transmission loudness by using longer aerials more tubes higher plate voltage more sensitive loudspeakers and meticulous Ackler and receiver adjustments.
Condensers and Dielectrics in Receiving Sets
Use fixed condensers with mica dielectrics for best results and avoid paraffined paper. Choosing the condenser with the proper capacity for its circuit portion is crucial for optimal set operation.
An Efficient Aerial With a Tree Antenna
A living tree can be made an effective antenna by driving a nail three inches deep about two thirds up the tree. Connect the nail to the radio set with insulated wire for a first class antenna. No ground is needed. The tree can be shared by three or four receiving sets, improving signal and reducing static.
Insulating Aerial Masts for Energy Absorption
When stretching an aerial between pipe masts rest the poles on a large glass insulator and pack the end of the mast in concrete. Break up all guy wires with insulators. If the antenna wire is well insulated from the masts there will be no leakage to earth through the masts. The mast will absorb energy from passing waves and if grounded that energy is conducted to the earth. It will be like having another aerial next to this one. The masts should be insulated as well as possible.
Radio Technological Advances and Educational Broadcasts
The article notes 566 U S broadcasting stations with 95 Class B and 489 Class A. It covers improved tuning and regenerative receiver benefits, police fingerprint tests via wire, and Mexico’s education ministry plans to deploy radio stations and 1900 receiving sites to educate natives, with school radio experts to teach reception setup.
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Nors
Department of Education
Do Not Abuse the Set
Do Not Abuse the Set. A receiving set built with care will not endure harsh handling. Operators who twirl dials poke into internals jab plugs or show unthinking violence ruin performance. Delicate wiring and connections require careful handling like timing gears in a car.
Grid leak method aids Notebook A detector operation
The article notes that a grid leak is essential for Notebook A detector operation and mentions battery longevity with careful maintenance. It explains that adding turns and increasing the spacing enhances loop efficiency and that bare No. 18 gauge copper wire serves as a good connector.
Raccoon Family Chooses Easy Life in Tree Roots
Daddy Raccoon explains the simple life in the tree roots where housekeeping is effortless. Mrs. Raccoon and the kits agree that there are no worries about meals or markets, just sleeping, eating, and enjoying their smooth tree and family.
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Daddy Raccoon
Mr. Raccoon
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Lilliam Campbell
The
Polish Gray Samaritans
National Board of the
Dubica
Poland
Mies Wen Barger
China
Harriet Beecher Stowe
New York University Hall of Fame
Stowe
Brenda Putnam
Miss Putnam
Herbert Putnam
Congress
Stowes
New York Colony
National Society of New England
Mrs. Stowe
Alice Seymour
Blockley Worcestershire
England
Southcottians
Johanna Southcote
Miss Seymour
Miss Southcote
Church of England
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
Violet Barbour
Vassar College
Barbour
Charles Bradley
Mrs. Morton
By Mme. Lisbeth
Kiddies’ Evening Story
Mary Graham Bonner
ZOO
Pridis
Raccoon
Mrs. Raccoon
Here Is
My Darling
Bennie
Pappe’s
Bakery Delicatessen
Albuquerque
Care Bismarcks
Pappe’ S Bakery
Entra
Radio Digest
International Convention of Police Chiefs
New York City
Chicago
Bureau of Identification
Police Department
Gover
Palm Beach
Yalin Beach
the Imperial Laundry
California
U.S. Weather Bureau
Sahara
Los Angeles
Southern California
Electric Light Company
Albuquerque Gas & Electric Company
Arthur Prager
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