What's Wrong With Equal Suffrage Campaigner Says
Marian Hale reports from New York on remarks by Mrs. Charles N. Sabin. She decries voter turnout and urges a broad publicity campaign to spark female political interest, noting farm women vote more and calling for issue focus, bottom-up participation, and continued hope for future progress.
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New York
America
Charles N. Sabin
Women
National Republican Club
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Republican National Committee
Sabin
Nellie Ross
Wyoming
Constipation relief praised by Wiggins resident
Mr A L Cone, a well known Wiggins resident, says Thedford’s Black-Draught has served him for 30 years. He notes few medicines are needed and shares that his wife also believes in it. The ad claims the product cleanses the system and urges daily use, with a 25c price.
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A. L. Cone
Wiggins
Japanese Wili Dance In Department Store Innovation Planned
In EOBE Japan on April 14 the Shirokiya Department store, a major retailer, plans a dance floor for patrons to Charleston and learn the steps. Management says the idea will draw customers and is seeking approval from prefectural authorities.
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Internatinal News Service
Eobe
Japan
Shirokiya Department Store
Casserole Cooking
Food baked in a casserole retains flavor and juices when the pot is tightly covered.
New Americanized Tashkent Planned
Tashkent in the Soviet Union will be rebuilt on American lines. Ancient mosques churches and dwellings will be demolished to create wide lighted streets and modern stores. The old Muslim quarter bazaars and a historic cemetery will be cleared for the new city plan aimed at pleasing Muslim minorities.
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Tashkent
Drug addicts treated with new preparation at St Louis
International News Service reports in St Louis that narcosan treatments show strong success. Seven narcotic victims, addicts 2 to 17 years, completed the course and are believed cured. They expressed willingness to work and gained five to fifteen pounds. Most were morphine addicts. The welfare director cites gratifying results and plans for expanded facilities.
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International News Service
ST. Louis
Public Welfare
Salisbury
Eugene A. Scharff
City Hospital
Chowders and Purees as Luncheon Main Dishes
The note recommends serving chowders and purees as the luncheon main course since they are too heavy for soup. It suggests rethinking portions and presentation to make them satisfying as a primary dish rather than a starter.
Drug treatment program aims to ease patient care
The report notes immediate benefits from the treatment with patients sleeping better than in years and appetites rising on the first night. Welfare groups plan to make the quarters convenient with medical and nursing staff to support the program.
Bacon fat preferred to lard for cornbread and muffins
The note states bacon fat is preferable as a shortening for cornbread and muffins, suggesting a richer flavor and texture. It contrasts bacon fat with lard as the traditional shortening option and positions it as an improved choice for baked goods.
Lettuce Greens Salad with French Dressing
A recipe describes boiling lettuce, straining, chopping, chilling, and marinating in a rich French dressing. Serve on one lettuce leaf with Russian dress. Labeled as one of the most healthy salads.
Vegetable Soups Preserve Nutrients While Boiling
By using the water from boiled vegetables, soups retain the most valuable minerals and vitamins from the vegetables, making the nutrient rich broth part of the meal.
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Notice OF Stockholders Annual Meeting
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Globe News Publishing Company
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