Business and Professional Women Meet at Wayside Inn
The Business and Professional Women's Club opened its season with a two month break ending at Wayside Inn. Hoyte D. E. Club supplied a fried chicken feast with pickles preserves berries and bread. The gathering included plans for a County Institute teachers event September 29 and 30 and a future meeting October 11 to host federated B and P W clubs from Waco Temple and Felton. Guests included Mrs. John Thomas Halbrook Mrs. J. E. Gregory and Miss Gertrude Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wayside Inn
D. E. Club
Hoyte
Rose Rischar
Wilyne Hyde
Mary ‘Lake Henderson
Leilla Woolley
Minnie Bartholomew
Mary Randolph
Mesdames Katie Robbins
Kirby Coles
Diasy Leake
Temple
Waco
Felton
Texas
Mamie Iefley
Ann Stallworth
Perry Wilkerson
Delphyn Scott
Miss Rischar
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Visit to 56,000 Clover Blossoms Yields Pound of Honey
The article notes that collecting nectar from about 56 thousand clover blossoms is needed to produce a single pound of honey. It emphasizes the effort involved in honey production and the abundance of nectar sources bees rely on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
China
Miss Helen Green and Maurine Scott Visit Temple Friend
Miss Helen Green and her guest Miss Maurine Scott of Houston spent Monday in Temple visiting a girl friend known at Ss. M. A. Mrs. Norton Thompson.
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Helen Green
Maurine Scott
Houston
Temple
Ss. M. A
Norton Thompson
Cold Chills Bat I Adds To The Weird Plot
A new serial opens with a blend of suspense and humor as Mrs. Rinehart delivers sharp character study amid a string of blood freezingly strange incidents. The piece promises chills balanced with wit, surpassing the stage adaptation.
Calanus the Stoic Philosopher Kin of Alexander
A historical note recounts Calanus, a stoic philosopher connected to Alexander the Great, dying in a self immolating funeral fire after a severe growth in illness at age seven percent. It also mentions curiosities from Sussex superstition about tooth ache, a labeled eight inch crab in Scotland, felted wool used in China, and oysters and pearls profits prompting a monument.
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Calanus
Alexander the Great
Firth of Clyde
Scotland
Aberdeen
Grave of Betty Washington Lewis Located in Virginia
Betty Washington Lewis grave is believed established in Culpepper County Virginia. Daughters of the American Revolution and Culpepper Minute Men Chapter will mark the site. The note reflects historic funeral and local commemorative plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Washington Lewis
Washington
Culpepper County
Virginia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Culpepper Minute Men
Mentho Sulphur Heals Eczema and Skin Eruptions
A noted skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur for rapid relief of rough red skin and itching eczema. The preparation acts quickly to soothe irritation and heal rash pimples ringworm and other eruptions. Rowles Mentho Sulphur is sold by druggists.
Early silk and paper handkerchiefs in China
Dr Frank H Viz etelly suggests that primitive silk tissue and paper handkerchiefs were used in China long before the Christian Era, indicating ancient origins for these disposable textiles.
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Frank H. Vizetelly
China
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Sussex
England
Garnett Gunter
Arkansas
Payton
Pharis Reg
Hic¢ Rubber CO
Larcest Tire House
Pharis
R. G. Dayton
Dayton Tho
Pharis Burly
Dep
Dayton Dep
Stab
R. G. Dayton Stab
Pharis R. G. Dayton
Pharis R. G
Milam County Battery Company
M. C. Fox
Hicksaber Company
Cameron, Texas
Stanislaus Leczinski
Poland
Watersons
Singer
Fice
J.C. Mayfield
Fred Henry
S. Travis St
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