Famed War Spy Moon Dies at Eighty One
From Memphis Tennessee Virginian B Moon known as Miss Ginger died aged eighty one. A Confederate courier and spy she carried morphine and dispatches through Union lines. She twice escaped capture and earned Jefferson Davis praise. Later she acted in movies before settling in New York alone.
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Memphis
Tenn
B. Moon
Ginger
Cincinnati
Grant
Jefferson Davis
Miss Moon
New York
Pathfinder Magazine
Exposed quotes hint at magazine publishing shift
A Life magazine snippet presents a candid remark about fit and publication. The fragment asks why not publish a new magazine, signaling discussion of editorial direction and potential revamp. It reflects creative tensions and media industry contemplation.
Homestyle Recipes From A Pocket Kitchen
A 1910s style kitchen column offers comfort foods and practical dishes. Features include Hot Ham Sandwiches with creamed butter and eggs, Fig and Cheese Salad with orange and honey dressing, Thousand Island mix, and White House Pound Cake. Also includes Beef Broth, Uncooked Relish, Spanish Rice and crisp serving suggestions.
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White House
Diversified Farming Boosts Tenant J E Cockerell in Deaf Smith
In Deaf Smith County Colonel C G French and County Agent R O Dunkie report a triumphant Live at Home plan story from J E Cockerell seven miles northeast of Hereford. Cockerell, a tenant farmer with six in the family, canned summer harvests and fed a winter menu costing a fraction of city prices, proving the plan can yield independence and a lasting farm future. The note highlights flock culling, poultry association formation at the county courthouse, and local efforts to manage leaf worms in cotton. Bexar County cooperates with the Texas Marketing Department and San Antonio Chamber of Commerce to install a radio station for market reports.
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C. G. French
Fort Worth
R. O. Dunkile
Hereford
Deaf Smith County
J. E. Cockerell
French
Dunkie
Cockerell
J. B. Cockerell
Bexar County
Texas Marketing Department of
Austin
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Texas
South
Autumn Musings on a New Family Moving In
A Kansas City Star reader notes a new family moving into the neighborhood after dark, sparking neighborhood tensions as residents speculate about their furniture and presence. An advertisement promotes a multi-use CutIura soap for shaving, bathing, and shampooing, claiming skin health benefits. The column ends with a quip about love and divorce governing the court.
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Kansas City Star
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