Menus for a Family Tested by Sister Mary
Breakfast features sliced peaches uncooked cereal thin cream and dried beef on graham toast with milk and coffee. Luncheon offers cold veal tomato and bread with tapioca pudding and milk. another luncheon includes salmon chowder cucumber and ginger cookies. Dinner lists smothered veal potatoes creamed carrots pear salad rolls currant snow milk and coffee. A fisheries bulletin notes canned pink salmon is rich in protein and fats with no waste aside from the can.
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United States Department of Fisheries
Dinner Menu Notes on Child Diet and Digestion
A menu item list includes fruit cup fried thicken milk gravy mashed po nial creamed corn cabbage telry salad watermelon sherbert slain cake milk coffee. It adds cautions that children under ten should not eat green corn unless grated, due to hard kernel coverings and risk of overtaxed digestion in warm weather.
Easy Tapioca Pudding With Banana and Chocolate
A vintage recipe outlines cooking tapioca with hot milk for 20 minutes until transparent. It folds beaten yolks with sugar and salt, then thickens over a double boiler and cools with vanilla. banana and whipped egg whites are folded in, topping with grated bitter chocolate.
Salmon Soup with Potatoes and Aromatics
Scald milk with canned salmon onion and celery. Make a roux in butter with flour, blend in milk, add salmon celery and onion, bring to boil, simmer 5 minutes, add potatoes, season with salt pepper and paprika, finish with parsley. Copyright 1926 NEA Service Inc.
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NEA Service, Inc
Letter from Hal as Katherine hides farewell note
Katherine receives a secret farewell letter from Hal Meredith written to the woman he loves. He says he will be away for a year and will return unchanged in resolve, asking the recipient to reveal the letter to her closest confidant and to confirm receipt. Katherine destroys the note to keep the matter private.
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Lillian
Hal
Hal Meredith
Dr. Meredith
Katherine
Dicky
Sertice
Chupghes Methodist Episcopal Church Announces August Conference
The fourth quarterly conference will be held at Jacksonville on Thursday August 26 at 7 30. District superintendent Dr H J Holcombe will attend and lead the prayer meeting and conference. Sunday services across Millfield Chauncey and Jacksonville noted with scheduled Sunday schools and league activities.
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Methodist Episcopal
Jacksonville
W. G. Parker
Trimble
Millfield
Epworth League
Chauncey
H. J. Holcombe
Combined Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday Services
Ed L Morrell leads First Methodist with Ralph Parks Velma Young and a junior church at 9 and 10 30 worship with a joint sermon The Return of a Runaway Slave and As the Wings of a Dove No evening service Cottage and Methodist prayer meetings follow midweek Christian Church O J Howarth preaches two services next Sunday morning on Personal Responsibility and evening on Whatever Ye Do Do It Heartily as Unto God
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First Methodist Episcopal
Ed L. Morrell
Ralph Parks
Velma Young
Methodists
Christian Church
O. J. Howearth
Evening prayer and sermon at St Pauls Episcopal
Evening service at St Pauls Episcopal Church features prayer and a sermon led by Rector E L Pielow at 7 30. The program outlines a quiet worship hour with a homiletic address by the rector.
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ST. Paul's Episcopal
E. L. Pielow
Local church services and welcoming notes
Hunter St Lutheran announces Sunday school at 9:00 and morning worship at 10:00 with Rev. Lauer returning to duties. Maxville Methodist Episcopal invites the public to dedicatory services, basket dinner and all day meeting on Sunday August 22 with schedule including Sunday school 9:30 Germany 10:30 social services 11:30 basket dinner 12:00 dedicatory services 2:50 conducted by Rev. A P Cherrington.
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Hunter ST. Lutheran
Lauer
C. F. Lauer
Maxville M. E
Maxville Methodist Episcopal Church
Germany
A. P. Cherrington
J. H. Walker
Union Furnace Plymouth Presbyterian Services Schedule
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 00 and preaching at 10 00 at Union Furnace and 1 30 Sunday school 2 30 worship at New Plymouth with Dr Taylor officiating baptisms and receptions. He will also lead sacraments at Union Furnace August 20 at 10 00 am. The 22nd is the last Sunday for the present pastor Kenneth Shafer.
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U. Furnace Plymouth Presbyterian
Union Furnace
C. E. New Plymouth
Taylor
New Plymouth
Union Furnace Church
Kenneth Shafer
RockbridgeVU B CHARGE Sunday School and Meetings Schedule
Rockbridge and Gibsonville and Enterprise churches list Sunday School at 9:00, preaching and communion at 10:50, baptisms at 2:30, Young People and prayer meetings, with midweek services led by Rev. G W Byers and others. Enterprise notes last preaching service of conference year, pastor H B Weich.
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Rockbridge VU. B
Rockbridge
Young People's Co
G. W. Byers
Hickman
Lancaster
O. Giblsonville
Young People's , E
Church Services and Meetings Listed in Local Notices
Multiple houses of worship announce schedules including Central Ave M E Church Athens Presbyterian Rural Parish Carthage Ne Apostolic Faith church with evangelist Jesse I West and hours for Sunday school morning worship and other services plus a special meeting on Richland avenue at 3 00.
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Apostolic Faith Church
Richland Avenue
Jesse I
Moundsville
W. Va
Christian Science Society Service Times and Study Details
The Christian Science Society at 6544 South Court St lists a Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday school at 10 30 The testimony meeting is on Wednesday at 7 30 Reading room hours are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 2 00 to 4 00 The Bible lesson subject is Mind with Golden Text Isaiah 26 3 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on thee because he trusteth in thee
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Christian Science Society
South Court St
Astray Notice From The RY-TOFF Co Lowell
A fragmented classified notice from the RY-TOFF Company Lowell Massachusetts mentions line wear and a potential benefit. It references a marketing line and a price note with uncertain details and no explicit order or deadline.
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Loskaing
LOSKA
The
Ry-Toff Co
4Th. Ave
Lowell, Masa
Ingram Beats Gonzales For National Championship Match
Rafael Gonzales of the Philippine Davis Cup team loses to William Ingram representing New England in the intersectional matches for the national championship. The scoreline reads 6-1, 6-1.
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Ingram Ticago
Rafael Gonzales
William Ingram
New England
Primary filing shows Edmundson led in campaign expenses
County primary candidates filed expense accounts by Friday with limits of 375 dollars. J Clyde Edmundson reported the highest spend at 345.85 including printing, posters, advertising, and postage while R D Williams had the smallest with only the 13.75 filing fee.
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Dave Johnson
Athens County
Johnson
J. Clyde Edmundson
R. D. Williams
Clyde Edmundson
Messenger
Athens
the Messenger
Link and Howell
Bill Board
Harry Morrison
Sheldon Wadley
Ed. Evana
Harley Bartlett
Mrs. Baird
John H. Gillett
Fred Porter
Athens Printing Company
Athens Messenger
Local Grocery Promises Tender Meats And Specials
And Son CASH GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET at 18 W. Washington advertises tender meats and specials. It touts steak roasts rolling beef hamburg fresh ground sausage salt meat and oats with cider vinegar on Saturdays and urges customers to hurry in and look over offerings.
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Cash Grocery
Washington
Hamburg
Athens Messen ger Advertising and Filing Fees
Advertising and printing costs listed for Athens Messen ger, Nelsonville News, Athens Printery, Athens County Farm Bureau and related travel, totaling 132.61 dollars. Coroner candidate Charles E Miller’s campaign materials include cards and advertising costs totaling 12.50 dollars. Republican prosecutor nominee R D Williams shows filing fee 13.75 dollars.
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Herb J. Parker
Messenger
Athens Messenger
John M. Brewer
J. M. Cady
Glouster Press
Athens Printing Company
F.A. Danford
Cleo Smith
Press Publishing Company
Glouster
Bert Angle
Ger
Peter Barrows
Athens Athens
I. C
Woodworth
Emmett Carpenter
Recorder
J. A. Wiseman
League of Women Voters
Sidney Cook
S. K. Mardis
Duster Fought Company
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
George W. Rose
The
Nelsonville News
Athens Printery
Athens County Farm Bureau
Charles E. Miller
R. D. Williams
English donor funds Edinburgh university gift for strike work
Thomas Cowan an Englishman impressed by student strike breakers in the British general strike donated 50 000 dollars to Edinburgh University. The act reflects support for labor actions and post strike relief and shows cross national educational philanthropy during the era.
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Thomas Cowan
Edinburgh University
Cooper Spends Big on Gubernatorial Campaign
Cincinnati businessman Y. Cooper filed a state statement showing $40,000 spent to win the Republican nomination for governor. All funds went to advertising, postage and travel, with a few hundred dollars for workers and $1,000 to the Unity League. Cooper contributed $1,000 from his own purse and the total tab amounted to $3,583.
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Columbus
U.P
Tyeers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Unity League
Cooper
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Central Ave
M. BE
Frederick Brown
A. S. Pickering
Factory
the Plains M. E
Athens Presbyterian
Athens - Albany
Howard Ely Warner
Ralph Ladd
Carthagene
Bible School
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Wall Street
C. D
Bhafer CO
E. Ruston, Cas! Grocery
Pillsbury
the Bennett Company
J. M. Beatty
Charles Daugherty
T. L. Morgan
Common Pleas
Athens Messen
A. R. Frost
Psi
Betterton-Rupert Coffee Company, Inc
Ashland
Ole
Kroger
Jack Frost
Country Club
Malaga
Corn Flak Country Club
Pimento
Brick
Cakes Club
Bacon Country Club
Country
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Campbell's
B. Loaf
Dinsmoor
Mill ST
United States
Lamb
Bamby Bread
Rauch’s Bakery
Ean. P. & G. Soap
Star Soap
Wayne Antle
Trimble, Ohio
Cones Cash and Carry Store
Cline
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens, O
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