Girls Names Change, But Girls Stay The Same
A reflective piece by Winifred Black and Nellie explores how girls keep their core identities through changing names and appearances. The narrator recalls old friends with evolving names, fashions, and life paths, concluding that the essence remains despite social shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie
Martie
Mattie
Martha
Lille Mattie
Mar
Het
Burt Marthy
Marta
Magele
Margot
Tyey
Richl Wat Larson
Portrait Offer Sparks Clash In Ginger's Kitchen
Ginger challenges a flirtatious portraitist who arrives for a private sketch. She taunts him with social critique, offers a dinner in exchange for a likeness, and exposes class tensions as they spar over talent and morality.
Pastel Dresses Take Spotlight In Spring Fashion
Amos Parrish notes pastel shades brighten dresses for spring in New York. Plaited and two piece dresses feature pastel plaids, with necklines draped by scarves and collars. The trend pairs lighter tones with dark coats, tinting wardrobes for April and May fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Heart of a Wife features a garden surprise and neighbor worries
In a domestic scene Mrs. Ticer frets over a neighborly tension spurred by Madge’s surprise home visit. Dicky and friends discuss the rose garden aquarium, pool design, and the plant arrangements while Harry Underwood and Lilian and others watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Dicky
Graham
Harry Underwood
Madge
New Jersey
Wwe
Home pattern dress for women with front fastening
The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept offers a long dress pattern with front closure suitable for wear over a coat. It outlines yardage and fabric choices, requires several yards of material, and includes instructions, sizing, and pricing. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept, 243 West 17th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mares
Mio
Wile
Atyle
Bern
Philaden
al Rauh
Athens
West
New
Yortsilny
Chicken Thieves At Large In McArthur Area
McArthur and Vinton County report thefts as a half flock of chickens was stolen. The piece notes local health, a Saturday visit by Justice of the Peace H. EB. Timmons who reflects on 1880 sugar, price, pork, and wage levels to argue good old times were not always good. Local brief mentions include Delvin Darby visiting from Colorado, and Rotary Club attendance by Dr BE. Tando. Relief efforts by Red Cross and McArthur Women’s Relief form a coordinated response to county distress. An open exam for McArthur postmaster vacancy set for February 8, 1931 and county commissioners hear road bid bids. grand jury convenes with witnesses and Judge Darby presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaby
Oria
Arte Woud
Goody
Ginger
McArthur
Jan
H. EB. Timmons
Eagle Township
Timmens
Hisather
Isaac Timmons
Lst
Theas
Washington, D
Influenza Largely a Hand-Borne Disease
A 1918 era health column stresses hand carried influenza risk and urges frequent hand washing and careful care of colds. It explains two germ types, transmission through touched objects, and measures to prevent spread including hygiene and avoiding close contact during epidemics.
Public Forum Detailing Odd Tales From Cantingd
In a fragmentary reminiscence dated January 20 1931 Mellard P Andrew recounts odd farm life and show business ambitions. He recalls a black snake capture plan and a past fascination with snake charming alongside rustic anecdotes from Tow a and nearby farms.
Stars Say Genevieve Kembali Vor Thoralay January 22
Fragmented OCR reads about Genevieve Kemble and Thoralay with references to a decisive move and fortunes. The text mentions a child born on this day and discusses dominance and stability in a ship or position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Stars
Genevieve Kemble
Thoralay
Local News From Harrisonville Highlights and Incidents
Fragmented OCR reports show Harrisonville notes including birth, hospital, weather, and community events. Mentions of Mary Alkire, Dean and daughter of Altany, and Albert Morris family accompany scattered references to local happenings and a listed hospital near Sabrotey.
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Fo Mfremi Sirs
Bart Clark
Enestalt
Pri
Bern
Jeniter
Tories
Harrisonville
Rei
Foy
Holzer Movpilal
Sabrotey
Mary Alkire
Joe
Siaitiay
Bolin
Gordon
Dean
Domhter
Altany
Sucuty
Albert Morris and Family
Versi Larkins
Kulland
Sra
Emma Chase
Saturdas
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Winifred Black
Ell
Nellie
Temcher
Teacher
Johnny Egpis
Jennie
Hla Tolliver
Enky Brooks
Ginker
Ackson
Wesley Meerfr
Ti Sears
Giteor
Roinister
Fril van Doorn
Port Bithiice
Eady Jackson
Sackson
Etoh
Ald
Goory
Oresa
Wyself
New York
Paris
Robs
Shy
Alehanova
de Miei
Elienity
Ao Artis
Tings
Emeral
Miesson
Huscary
Yuen
Ae Continurt
Atlemois
York
Jon
Vionnot
America
Amon Parrivh
Heart of A Wife By
Adele Gerrison
Mrs. Ticer
Sam
Harry
Lilian
Jerry
Jim
Bos
Picky
T &N
Tour Alées
Echort
Wes
Practical
Drese
Anne Adams
Kelly
Stat
Medrthur
Ohio
Delvin Darby
la Junta
Colo
Sam Darby
Columbus
J. W. ‘Derby
Londonderry
Charles Turner
Mt Olive
Luther McKibben
Zaleski
Rowls
J. M. Cotterill
Wales Milla
Cottril
Christman
William Norris
Wellston
William
FE. Macher
John 2. Wascoat
Mt. Olive Church
J. P. Broith
Dorm George
George Spragus
L. W. Horton
Nellis Milhon
Afra
John H. Howell
George Turner
W. W Weintz
Vinton County
Red Cros
Grand Jury
Sidge Darby
Copaland
Roya Calted Bre
Dommis
Atlaany
Copeland
M. D. Benator
Ler
New York City
Gendl
The
Angel OF Aben
Manta
Pat Wetaz
Preumonia
Diwaring
Oman Bath
Ada
Tor Ratanto
Anakeelip
Jung
Pat
Ahather
Taro
Ubmt
Révax
Toonut
Dag
Cabiara
MELLARD P_ ANDREW
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Fletcher
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