Breakfast for Summer Weather in Healthful Style
A 1900s style household guidance piece urges substantial warm weather breakfasts. It recommends fresh fruit starters, hot pork sausage dishes, and a balanced mix of bacon or sausage with toast, milk for children, and coffee or cocoa for adults. Cooking tips cover browning, gravy making, and keeping dishes appealing for both children and workers. Also notes medals for ex-convicts in Cardiff and a stray reference to firefly glow.
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Glating
Eupreme Nausayen
Watt Factory
Dorothy Dix on divorce and predestined mates
Dorothy Dix answers a reader from a wealthy background about a troubled marriage. She contends most unions require effort and adaptation, not romance, and urges acceptance of reality over chasing impossible perfection while outlining six questions about love and conduct in relationships.
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Miss DIX
Lfe
Orothy DIX
Wiss
Ap &Irl
Ashe
Summer Fruits for Daily Diets From Home Market
Uy ERNA J. DERTRAMA discusses abundant home grown fruits and vegetables and low prices, urging housewives to incorporate them into daily meals. The piece blends domestic advice from Dorothy Dix columns on romance and social propriety with pie making instructions using lard and cold pastry techniques, detailing several fruit pie and dessert recipes and precise baking steps.
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Uy Erna J. Dertrama
Food Economic Amour & Co
Lewisburg News Highlights Town Growth and Travel Ties
As Lewisburg opens the summer season the town reports millions spent on improvements new houses rise and hotels fill with visitors. Completion of the Midland trail to White Sulphur Springs will boost travel with car trains crossing routes through Lewisburg. Local residents pursue education and careers with Nellie and Crosby Brewster heading to Athens for Concord State Normal and others returning from studies. A mix of residents and visitors, including H. J. Starcher and L. Hughes, are noted in town, while Miss Thelmy Stynaell is celebrated at the M E church.
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Lewisburg
White Sulphur Springs
Minses
Nellie
Crosby Brewster
Athens
Concord
Minz
Catherine McWhorter
Meuna
Virginis
Aire
W. P. Dickson
Marjorie
Richard Dickson
Huntington
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Thelmy Stynaell
N. W. Rusack
Frank Love
M. E. Church
Extension School Hears Miss Kuhn in Charleston
Mina Florenca Kuhn Kanawha county superintendent addressed the Charleston branch of Marshall College extension at Woodrow Wilson High School. The program featured an invocation by Reverend Frank Brown and a solo, with Kuhn speaking on The Development of Vernacularity. About 160 are enrolled in the summer extension, courses run June 7 through August, under Marshall College Huntington and state board supervision.
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Mina Florenca C. Juhn
Kanawha County
Charleston
Marshall College Extension School
Woodrow Wilson’ High
Paul i Marrow
Exercians
Frank Brown
Bream Memories Church
Thars
Ima Katherlon
Kuhn
Vernonailty
Couras
Marshall Collage
Huntington
Atate Board
On Te Fe
Ita Serdits
Farm Women to Benefit from Efficient Kanawha Exposition Demonstration
Ruth McIntire of Kanawha County agriculture outlines how farm women can gain cultural benefits by conserving time and energy through better kitchen and home practices. Demonstrations show water systems, dish drainage, and grouped utensils cut work, freeing time for reading and recreation, with future focus on time management and home resources.
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Mise Ruth McIntire
Kanawha County
Misa McIntire
One Of States Oldest Attorneys Is Dead
Clarksburg June 1. Captain W. B. Clark 64 died after brief illness at his home in Pennehoro He was among the state's oldest attorneys and a prominent Grand Army man The widow and one daughter survive Funeral was held today at Harrisville A memorial service is planned in South Charleston Ridge 376 at 3 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Clarksburg
Wort
W. B. Clark
Grand Army
Chales
Pennehoro
Harrisville
Clark
South Charleston Ridge
Birth of a Proverb in My Kitchen Notebook
Marg Thake discusses breakfast salads and a philosophy of using fresh produce. The piece reflects on friendly kitchen tips and the appeal of creamy macaroni dishes. It references market fruit supply and simple meals for home cooks.
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Marg Thake
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Charleston Housewives
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Downsatic Salence, Morette & Co
Execonvicta Cardiff
Ammanford
Dorothy Dix
Valentina
Otto Skinner
John di Rockefeller
Job
Steels
Kleses
Dorothy Doc
Havana
Plem
Pian Mie
Walt
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Extension School
Central Cafe
Central St. Opp
Fostof
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G. A. Thompson
Capitol
Boiarsky Plumbing Co
Wastncty Rgton Stree
S. ‘Spencer Moore Co
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Ernest
Fisher
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