Society News Guests Attend Yellow Springs Bridge Afternoon
Mins Peart Means of Yellow Springs Ohio and Mrs C A Benworths Day ton house guests Mrs George Good hue and Mrs Rude Evans were honored at a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs John Collina Gallagher. Sixteen guests will attend a series of teas and bridge events during the week of Miss Means visit.
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Mins Peart Means
Yellow Springs
Ohio
C. A. Benworth
Dayton
George Goodhue
Rude Evans
John Collina Gallagher
Miss Means
Lindsey's Bride In Court as Assistant Juvenile Judge
Special to The American from Denver reports Mrs. Ben B. Lindsey, new assistant juvenile judge of Denver county, plans to study cases, visit probation officers, and ensure proper facts are presented. She vows to focus on helping children and views lack of opportunity as a key factor in misbehavior.
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Denver
Colo
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver County
le Tierncy
Lindsey
Chicago
Henrietta Brevoort
J. F. Clippert
Detroit
Mich
Household Hints and Recipes for Everyday Cooking
Practical kitchen tips cover raisin prep liver prep sugar as kerosene substitute and potato dishes. Includes sweet potatoes au gratin crumb pie and buttered rice with onions, offering step by step guidance and bake times for common home meals.
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Late Night Confusion
An unclear, incomplete dialogue is captured at 1 o'clock in the morning with lines hinting at learning to love and a disrupted exchange. The text reads as a fragmented scene with garbled phrases and possible misprints.
Banana Souffle Method From Old Recipe
Peel and finely chop five bananas. Fold into whipped cream with five beaten eggs. Stir in banana pulp, pour into a souffle dish and bake quickly until brown and light. Serve immediately with sugar and crear.
Senator’s Daughter Entertains Friends in Washington
Miss Callie Hoke Smith, daughter of the Georgia senator, hosts two Atlanta acquaintances in the capital. Miss Mamie Ainsley and Miss Adgate Ellis visit Washington society circles during the stay.
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Callie Hoke Smith
United States
Georgia
Mre Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Washington
Mamie Ainsley
Adgate Ellis
Rules For Caring For Books From A Bygone Guide
A compact list of cautions on handling books stresses keeping place with a thin bookmark, placing large volumes on a table, turning pages from the top with a finger, and avoiding damp hands, dirt, or damage. It warns against pulling by bindings, rubbing dust, drying by fire, or writing on or bending leaves, urging careful, respectful use and prompt return of borrowed volumes.
Cornmeal Recipes Highlight Value for Women
A U S department bulletin urges women to value cornmeal and showcases Italian polenta and cornmeal dishes. It includes polenta with cheese and gravy ideas, cornmeal waffles, doughnuts, and detailed preparation notes for housekeepers.
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Department of Agriculture
Langworthy
Agricultural Department
Caroline L. Hunt
Italy
Bulletin
What Is Love And Guidance For A Young Couple
A country columnist answers questions on love youth, dating, and marriage. The piece discusses whether a girl is too young to marry, respect and reverence, and how to handle a February wedding, including menu ideas and dress suggestions. It also covers excuses for not phoning, dating timelines, and a pastorlike view of love.
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Mia
Thompson
Bert
Chinese Woman Becomes Nurse in Historic Rescue Case
Miss Yoke Lon Lee, rescued from Oakland Chinatown by the Presby Rescue Home, is set to receive a diploma from Philadelphia Presbyterian Hospital and become the first Chinese girl graduate nurse on the coast. At eighteen she tops among youngest U S nurses, having proven skill nursing at the home and entered the Philadelphia program two years ago.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Presby Rescue
Yoke Lon Lee
Philadelphia Presbyterian Hospital
Yoke’ Lon Lee
Chinatown
Presbyterian Rescue
Lee
Eastern Hospital
United States
Philadelphia
The Bond of Sympathy
A girl lost on the prairie is aided by a rugged rider after a fall from her pony. He tends her wrist, shares shelter from night, and their wary conversation gives way to a budding connection as the moon rises over the distant Somerhill light.
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Snippy
Snip
Bomerhi
Somerhill’s
Bereschen
Kid McLean
McLean Country
Kid McLean’s Rescue at the South Gate Ranch
In a tense crossing at a wire gate, Fred McLean known as Kid McLean helps a frightened woman reach safety. He reveals his name, explains past killings, and admits injuries as he prepares to ride away toward his uncertain fate.
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Snip
Snips
Bridie
Ben
Fred McLean
Kid McLean
Sayings on Women Echo Moral And Romantic Thought
A fragmented text compiles quotes about women from various figures including Luther Lincoln Moore Montfort and Andrew about virtue duty and marriage. The lines praise a loving wife and pious behavior while noting women as central to heaven and moral life. The passage preserves historical sentiment in terse phrases.
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