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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1928

Page

3

Guatemala steeped in three climate zones and volcanic capital

National Geographic notes Guatemala’s climate shifts by altitude from hot lowlands to temperate uplands and cold highlands. It describes Puerto Barrios as a port for bananas and rail access, the Motagua valley journey, and the enduring, quake-scarred capital Guatemala City with its plazas, churches, and volcanic backdrop.

Guatemala Atlantic Pacific Puerto Barrios Caribbean Amatique Bay United Fruit Company Tidewater el Rancho Republic Iowa International Railways Quirigua Motagua Valley Motagua Zacapa Guatemala City New World Old Spain Vulcan Mixco Central America Mixece

The Charming Chandlers Visit Sparks Family Tension

Lucia and Alvin Ives visit the Chandlers on Hope Hill hoping for social advancement. A clash over class emerges when their son Norman is injured during a play with Gilbert Chandler, prompting Alvin to vow to avoid the Chandlers and seek the Heaths instead.

Ucia Ives Mrs. Chandler Alvin Mr. Chandler Chandlers Lucia Heaths Hope Hill Chandler House Gilbert Norman Chandler & Ives Miss Gray Chand Jery Althoug Florida Luela Mrs. Heath

Barclays of London Great Banking House history

The London Morning Post notes Barclays bank traces 200 to 300 years of history. It highlights early goldsmith bankers, a 18th century clerk’s lavish dress, and legends about Trent Park ownership and notable director Douglas Kinnaird linked to Lord Byron.

Barclays Bank Great Britain London Morning Post P. W. Matthews London Bankers’ Clearing House A. W. Tuke Barclays Banks Barclays Greenwich David Bevan Robert Cooper Lee Bevan Trent Park Douglas Kinnaird London Lord Byron Southey

Franklin's Thrift Chain Idea From Ben Franklin

Thrift Magazine notes Franklin created a practical charity chain when loaning a friend. Instead of repayment, the borrower passed the money to another in need, who would then pass it on to a further beneficiary. The chain reportedly continued until history records no further details.

Benjamin Franklin Franklin

Child probes film preface and censorship credits

A girl laughs at the announced credits in a screening and questions the omission of who removed the gentle man's Appomattox and why. The scene captures a child’s response to a film’s introductory explanations and the national board of censorship notes.

Audrey Pendally Puffer Snapp Short Begad Begash Grimm Seant National Board of Censorship

Velveteen Good Street Dress

Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the Velveteen Good Street Dress showcases a grayish green velveteen two piece outfit suitable for college students and office workers. The design features a waist coat style coat with a tan blouse vest a full skirt with front pleats and a coordinating hat and accessories with corduroy and poplin alternatives and careful stitching details.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics

Easy Homemade Cake Frosting From Home Economics

The bureau of home economics offers a simple frosting method using 1 cup sugar 1 egg white and water in a double boiler. Beat until thick and smooth then add vanilla or chocolate or caramel variations for three layer cakes.

Nilla

New Bulletin Series for Mothers of Infants

Parents of small children are urged to request new bulletins from the Children's Bureau in Washington. Folder No 4 covers Diet for Mothers and Sunlight for Babies, while Folder No 5 and Chart No 14 detail a baby daily schedule up to 24 months and include training and diet suggestions.

Children's Bureau United States Department of Labor Washington, D. C

Lovely Fabrics Tempt the Home Sewer

Spring sewing becomes easier with a wide range of cotton fabrics. Simple styles and firm weaves allow rapid cutting and stitching. Home sewers can craft summer dresses at odd moments using a sewing room and storage for materials. Diverse fabrics from gingham to organdie offer outfit options for morning, afternoon, and special occasions.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics

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The National Geographic Society Pedro de Alvarado Agua Fuego Boston Rio de Las Vacas Cow River Mixco Road Charming Chandlers D. J. Walsh Barclays of London Great Banking House Franklin's Thrift Chain
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