W. F. W. Auxiliary Luncheon Held at Crandall Home
The John B. Golding Auxiliary No. 1475 to the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. W. P. Crandall’s home on Wednesday with numerous members and guests in attendance. The group announced its regular meeting will be held next Wednesday at 8 o’clock at the American Legion Home.
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John B. Golding
W. P. Crandall
Mesdames J. Wilson
Cora Larsen
PF. G. Crandall
William Holden
Billie Crandall
Little Billie Mae Holden
Richard Lillibridge
Sdames
J. B. Lillibridge
L. C. Stevens
W. L. Ottinger
Ruby Clark
W. P. Henry
W. E. Taylor
J. H. Scarborough
Clyde Parks
W. 8. Birge
Iva Hughes
J. D. Barr
George K. Weaver
L. C. Lyle
H. E., Hudspeth
American Legion
Gardeners mistake evergreen for Christmas tree
There are many gardeners who treat evergreens as mere Christmas trees missing the broader beauty and variety they offer in gardens. The hemlock or spruce are commonly used for holiday decoration but this view overlooks the plant’s ornamental value and versatility.
Year Round Garden Interest with Evergreens
A gardening note urges evaluating winter foliage and planning year round charm using evergreens. Plant them in natural groupings and consult nurserymen for simple sketches to screen spaces.
Magic and Glass Tricks from the Tabletop Page
Several egg spinning challenge with a hard boiled egg as the sole spinner. A glass balances on a plate edge with thumb support shown in figures. A dampened napkin tears easily after dipping fingers in water. The sixth lesson tomorrow covers handkerchief magic and another table trick.
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The page fragment highlights a mix of topics including a church exhibit, a jewelry sale, and a reference to Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s emerald necklace sale for $480,000. It also notes economic forecasts, military diplomacy with Japan, housing programs, and a cabbage with odorless properties, plus market notes on rabbits and a dog obeying sign language.
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United States
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
New York City
Skull found on Alaska shore linked to 1918 Sophia tragedy
A human skull believed to be a victim from the Sophia tragedy was found on a Juneau shore about 30 miles north. The skull was uncovered near the site where the Canadian liner sank, resulting in nearly 200 drownings 17 years earlier.
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Juneau
Alaska
Here
Bandit spills beer in hotel robbery setback
A flashily dressed bandit robbed Miss Georgia Chittenden, a hotel coffee shop cashier, of 180 dollars and dropped his beer while demanding receipts. In Sydney, the Royal Society of New South Wales admits women to membership for the first time in its history.
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Toledo
Georgia Chittenden
Sydney
W. WP
Royal Society of New South Wales
Kitchen Hints New IDFA for Shirred Eggs and More
A breakfast idea uses muffin tins lined with bacon and filled with cream deviled ham and egg, seasoned with pepper salt and paprika and baked. Leftover rice and bouillon cubes can make a soup that tastes homemade.
Meteor crater found after electrical storm near Winnipeg
Digging crews near Winnipeg uncover a 12 inch diameter hole believed to mark the site where a meteor struck during a thunderstorm. Residents reported a loud rushing sound before discovering the opening in the ground.
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Winnipeg
Man
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W. F. W. Auxiliary
Cian Ulti
Cavua
Berlin
London
Arnholz
Aries
Harrison
New England
Brookfield
Hills
Kellogg's
Heinz
By Harry Blackstone
Hollywood
Artaban
Jesus
Washington
Congress
Japan
Far Eastern Institute of Pacific Relations
League of Nations
China
League
England
Asia
Cornell
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Calgary
Alta
U.P
Alberta
Madison, Wis
Jinnie
Arthur Ovitt
Cuba
South Africa
Switzerland
France
Germany
Dulwich College
Kellogg's Alu
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Fred
Stella
Fred Jackson
Miss Duval
the Warner Co
Dept
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Lll
Frances
Slater
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