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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
14
Miss Dorothy Randle of Connecticut College New London is the star pitcher driving the team's success. The Class of 1923 member earns local fame for throwing fast balls over the plate.
The article notes the National Conference of Weights and Measures in Washington aims to set policies to maximize value for beef prices. About 275 delegates from all states attend, including Miss Nellie Sullivan of Montana as the lone woman delegate at the conference.
One thousand one hundred New York public school pupils will attend the world birthday celebration at the Hip podrome funded by Mrs Elizabeth Milbank Anderson. About two children from each of 550 city schools will be guests, with a total Serbian relief donation of 379,200 to the national child welfare drive. Women police in distinctive uniforms guard the event area.
Recent statistics show Germany has a large excess of women over men with 4105 women per 4000 men. Miss Margaret K Strong of New Westminster B C became Canada’s first female city superintendent of public schools. Women police, largely aloof Amazon guards, have long been a Siamese institution guarding Bangkok’s palace gates.
Columbia University announces that women will be admitted to register in certain department of extersia teaching while barred from six courses under the law faculty. M. W. Merritt of the New York bar will present two courses on The Nature and Functions of Law aimed at lay readers to explain underlying principles.
Newark authorities create a shore camp on a large playground to shelter dispossessed tenants with tents and basic utilities. The move aims to provide temporary housing for families lacking available homes amid housing shortages and profiteering concerns.
In a recent upper house speech Senator Kenyon of Iowa warned that farm product prices will stay high. He noted a 28 percent drop in farm workers over ten years and argued owners struggle to harvest crops, predicting possible world famine if conditions persist. He urged action as hunger could drive people back to farms. His remarks drew strong bipartisan commentary. Kenyon, born in 1869, Grinnell College graduate, has served since 1936 and is a Republican.
Henry Breckinridge, noted for clever work with the misses in the annual national fencing tourney in New York, is a serious Olympic candidate. Former secretary of war and loyalist to Garrison, he resigned over continental army policy and hails from Kentucky.
The Western Order of Workmen calls a Thursday night officer election with a large communal meal. Consul Commander D. W. Gill signs as clerk and urges neighbor turnout for the event and votes.
A compact listing shows a daily meal plan with breakfast items such as stewed prunes cereal milk and poached eggs on toast followed by lunch options of coffee tomatoes au gratin and hot biscuit. Desserts include chocolate blanc mange and marmalade while mains feature steak southern style steamed mice carrot balls and fruit salad with dressing
Simple kitchen notes describe Tuna a la Wallandaise with butter substitute flour milk onion and tuna, seasoned to taste and served on toast. Also outlined is Steak Southern Style with onion tomatoes and water simmered to tender perfection in a hot gravy essence. Includes Fruit Salad Dressing and Carrot Thalls with basic prep steps and tips.
A rural relative visits city relatives and meets a Very Modern Girl living in a chic apartment. The Country Cousin enjoys the social scene and finds the modern lifestyle fascinating yet shocking. After a dinner of atmosphere and idle talk she plans a theater visit but the Modern Girl declines due to housework duties and spring cleaning.
Instructions describe making a potato press mixture with bultees flour milk and carrots, shaping into balls, egg batter coating, bread crumb coating, and frying in hot fat. It outlines a breakfast variation list starting with stewed rhubarb omelet wheat muffins coffee or milk, followed by raspberries and scrambled eggs.
A list of breakfast items reads like a kitchen notes chunk including biscuits coffee or milk grape suite codfish corn bread coffee or milk blueberries bacon creamed potatoes graham gems pree or milk entries reflect a pantry or menu fragment with assorted foods and beverages.
Listed items include stewed prunes baked eggs bra ham muffins with toffee or milk. Other breakfasts feature cereals with cream milder fruits shredded wheat dates creamed beef rails or milk plus various fruits and beverages.
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