Community Picnics and Table Setting Contest Report
Community picnic planning tips advise division of duties for large crowds and family contributions for dishes and beverages. A table setting contest at the RKO studios on August 25 features Jack Oakie versus George Bancroft with a $40 cap and 16 dinners for the loser’s party.
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Church
Forusiness
Farm Bureau
RKO
Jack Oakie
George Bancroft
Los Angeles
Oakie
Bancroft
Lesson Reflects on David Sin and Forgiveness
A devotional lesson on II Samuel 12 and Psalm 32 51 51 9 13 32 emphasizes sin as rebellion against God, repentance, and forgiveness. It centers on David’s fall, Nathan’s prompting, and Psalm 51’s penitence, noting God’s mercy yet continuing consequences.
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David
Nathan
Wilbur M. Smithwell
G. Campbell Morgan
Grandmother's Ginger Cookies Recipe Fragment
A fragmented recipe for ginger cookies lists shortening, sugar, eggs, melonsca, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, soda, water and flour. Directions mention creaming shortening with sugar, adding yolks, beating whites, folding in whites, mixing with flour, and rolling to a thin sheet for cutting.
Homemaker Improves Kitchen Space with Linen Closet Idea
A reader describes turning wasted cupboard space into an efficient linen closet in the pantry. The feature includes a sketch showing door conflicts and a high compartment with a laundry bag for napkins and table covers. Mrs Spears promotes homemaking booklets, offering No 5 with 32 pages of illustrated ideas.
Quiz Master Style Qs From An Old Trivia Sheet
A mixed set of trivia Qs and concise A answers cover boxing rounds in Sullivan era, Lincoln’s prewar period, largest U S stadium Soldier Field, Michigan and Minnesota football rivals, Pyrrhic victory, U S flag symbolism, kangaroo roosting, and Japanese language responses.
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John L. Sullivan
Abraham Lincoln
America
Soldier Field
Chicago
Illinois
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Australia
Life's Canvas Quote by O S Marden on Making Indelible Marks
A quotation compares life's writing to carving marble with a chisel. It emphasizes that past errors cannot be erased and each action leaves an indelible mark shaping the future. The prose reflects a tough, enduring view of personal progress.
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O. S. Marden
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