Logorrhea described as common disease in Esquire piece
A humor piece cites Esquire claiming many women suffer logorrhea excessive chatter. It lists types of talkers from professionals to debutantes, notes audience fatigue from long sentences, and mocks responses as readers face relentless monologue.
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Esquire Magazine
Esquire
Henry Fonda
Lois
Clark Gable
Atlanta
Frank
General Sherman
Paul Muni
Rockefeller Foundation
Talking Women Research
Fsquire
Red Carnation Lodge Social to Follow Regular Meeting
The Red Carnation Lodge Ladies' Society will follow its regular meeting with a social hour at 2 PM Friday in the S O O F Hall. Hostesses are Mesdames Della Robertson Mary Ross Clarabel Reneau and Jessie Scroggins. Some softwood trees yield harder lumber than certain hardwoods.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies’ Society
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
S. O. O. F. Hall
Mesdames
Della Robertson
Mary Ross
Clarabel Reneau
Jessie Scroggins
Turkey Steaks: Easy To Prepare In Warm Weather
The U S Department of Agriculture promotes turkey steaks as a quick low fat dish for hot weather. Breasts yield steaks from one half to one inch thick, with thigh back and wing tidbits also usable. Frozen turkeys are plentiful and cheap, aiding storage reduction. Home economists advise battering or flouring the steak pieces and slow browning, with whole older birds simmered to tender in water. Broth makes soup or consomme and bits serve in salads and sandwiches.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Church Groups Hold First Meetings of the Year
The Young Matrons' Circle of the First Christian Church met for coffee at Mrs. H C Lemmons with H O Green Paul Carson Jack Fyfe Jerry Briscoe Robert Ferguson and Lemmons in attendance. A luncheon is planned Sept 25 at Mrs Briscoe 1806 Taylor Street. The Deborah Class at First Baptist held a picnic supper at Mr and Mrs John Josey 2103 Washington Street with attendees including Anson Ewing J C Pishbeck John Washburn W C Falls J Easley Leslie Stitt Jr Eugene Wilson M C Finley George Maguire Josey Mrs J B Slade Mrs Ruth Brown Guy Chisholm Miss Nettle Hancock and others.
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The
First Christian Church
H. C. Lemmons
H. O. Green
Paul Carson
Jack Fyfe
Jerry Briscoe
Robert Ferguson
Lemmons
Deborah
New Bride
First Baptist Church
John Josey
Washington Street
Messrs
Representatives of Unions To Plan Program For Coming Year
A Union Label League meeting at 2 30 Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. T W Van Doran 2409 West Second Avenue will discuss a program for the coming year. Representatives from each union are asked to be present.
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Union Label League
T. W. van Doran
West Second Avenue
Spice tips and card care notes from a 19th century page
The text gives spice tips including sage with creamed dried beef, thyme with corned beef hash, bay leaf with veal, and celery seed with egg omelet. It also advises preserving playing cards by wiping stains with warm water, drying, and laying flat to dry.
Crochet Bolero Guide for a Gift with Strings
A step by step crochet pattern describes a bolero style gift pattern worn by Helen Parrish. Instructions cover yarn, hook size, stitch pattern, body shaping, armholes, and finishing with sewing and edging.
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NEA Service
New York
Helen Parris
Miss Parrish
United States spends five times more on crime prevention than education
A historical panel notes that the United States expends about five times as much on crime prevention as on education, highlighting shifts in budget priorities.
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United States
Mushroom Nuggets Canape Recipe for Parties
This is a mid-century style recipe note for mushroom nugget canapes. It includes toast rounds with dressing and mushroom tops, butter, and seasonings, plus an enamelware care tip and a pickle cream cheese canapé with onions and parsley.
Leftover Sandwiches Reused for Luncheon Toast
Instructions describe storing evening leftovers in waxed paper and refrigerator, then at noon slicing and toasting the sandwiches for a simple luncheon. The method emphasizes quick preparation and reuse of existing foods.
Expert hairstyle tips for face shapes and aging notes
A renowned expert outlines how bangs and forehead exposure affect a young face with a pug nose. For long faces, he advocates flat hair on top and neckline fullness to shorten the look, while for older women he warns fluffy curls intensify wrinkles and favors defined lines to soften the face.
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Harden
Calendar notes and lodge events for Friday
Tonight young people's choir meets at First Christian Church at 7 30. Woodmen Circle officers rehearse at I O O F Hall at 7. Friday Red Carnation Lodge meets I O O F Hall at 2. Bonita Chapter O E S picnic at Ellwood Park at 6. Las Cosoraros Chub Mrs Ray Cox at 417 North Taylor. Union Label League Mrs I W Van Peran 2409 West Second Ave 2 30. Red Carnation Lodge T C O F Hall business and social at 2. Drain recipe adds ingredients, 24 hour wait for relish yields 13 4 pints. Glaze for dark cakes uses molasses and water. decorations from nuts and dried fruits.
Local Legion Auxiliary Sees Large Convention Role
Delegates report a successful Americ an Legion Auxiliary Convention in Laredo with over 2000 registered. Mrs. J. Horace Griggs received a state membership honor and a Alamo print, while Mrs. M. H. Ehlert of Brenham was elected department president.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Laredo
W. M. Adams
Amarillo
Griggs
J. Horace Griggs
Alamo
M. H. Ehlert
Brenham
George S. Berry
Lubbock
Adams
American Legion
Jessie Maxwell
Ray Beard
Carrie Wilcox
Houston
Will Benton
Mrs. Howard Lauder Signs Piano Recital Lineup
Mrs. Howard Lauder presented piano pupils in a summer studio recital at 604 Jefferson Street Tuesday evening. Performers included Barbara Bearce Martha Ann Carolyn Clouse Geraldine Gordon Helton Shirley Fenn Mrs Ivan Fenn Betty Ann Lindsey Ruth Ruby Howard Lauder Jo Benesch Margaret Morris Sterline Pittman Jackie Murl Eddie Raye Steele Dorothy Williamson Jerry Williamson Evelyn Parrish Nancy Sue Ong.
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Howard Lauder
Jefferson Street
Barbara Bearce
Martha Ann
Carolyn Clouse
Geraldine
Gordon Helton
Shirley Fenn
Ivan Fenn
Betty Ann Lindsey
Ruth
Ruby
Jo Benesch
Margaret Morris
Sterline Pittman
Jackie Murl
Eddie Raye Steele
Dorothy
Jerry Williamson
Evelyn Parrish
Nancy Sue Ong
Butterscotch Rice and Rhode Island Relish
A recipe for butterscotch rice serves 4 to 6 with rice milk sugar and butter. cook in double boiler until tender then chill. Rhode Island Relish combines ripe tomatoes onions celery green pepper sugar salt mustard seed and white vinegar chopped tomatoes prepared for serving.
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Rhode Island
Antelope Among North America’s Fleetest Animals
A note highlights the antelope as one of the fastest North American animals, renowned for speed and agility across plains and habitats.
Bride Elect Honored At Series Of Parties
Miss Sara Moreland the future bride of Dr Kenneth Flamm is honored with a succession of pre nuptial events. Hostess Miss Charlotte Allen offers an afternoon tea at the Aronson Tea Room while J D Thompson Jr plans a Tuesday tea. A luncheon hosted by Mrs W M Byer preceded these gatherings.
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Sara Moreland
Kenneth Flamm
Charlotte Allen
Aronson Tea Room
J. D. Thompson, Jr
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