Quinine Story and Family Travel Notes
A colonial era tale credits quinine with saving many lives after a Countess in Peru used bark tea to recover from malaria. The piece shifts to personal notices as Mr Lillian Vanderhoor and daughter Evy depart for Gil City to visit relatives, with accompanying travelers and plans for a Caribbean voyage.
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Citi
Peru
Washington Post
Spain
Uae
Urouplit Rehiefth
Makavla
Lillian Vanderhoor
Daugh
Ter Evy
Gil City
Clemeny Darling Amitts
Boke
Agnes Wilson
York
Stonetan
Wilson
Boston
Mass
Carribean Exalse
Open House Planned at V. F. W. Home Tonight
Social gathering planned at the V F W post home on West Washington this evening. Members urged friends to attend as part of the Lieut A W Thompson Post No 264 activities. Post directors for the coming year were elected: W E Phillips, Paul Lines, John Boland, Floyd Black, J M Duke.
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V. FW
West Washington
A. W. ‘Thompson Post
Quartermaster Pauil
Post
W. E. Phillips
Paul Lines
John Boland
Floyd Black
J . M. Duke
Washington P T A Circle Social Meeting Recap
The Study Circle of the Washington Parent-Teachers Association met last evening at Mrs LeRoy Dicttinsoe's West Wayne Street home. Awards went to Mrs Lawrence McSray and Mrs Harald Rauschsr, with gifts exchanged. A salad lunch followed, hosted by the hostess with help from Mrs C A Lawson and Mrs Merle Amy.
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Washington P. T. A. Circle
Washington
Parent-Teachers’ Association
LeRoy Dicttinsoe
West Wayne Street
Lawrence McSray
Harald Rauschsr
C. A Lawson
Merle Amy
Varied Ways to Serve Potatoes in Church Group Evening
A Church of the Nazarene Young People's Society gathering at Spencer's Corners featured potato dishes including scalloped and potato pastries. Recipes describe crusted potato layers, butter, seasonings, and baking until tender and browned. Local attendees included Mrs Debs Lovellson and Miss Phyllis Hicks visiting from Frankfort.
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Chirch
Nazarene
Debs Lovellsnn
Spencer's
Corners
Glen Myris
Loch Anged
Calif
Mira Louie Becker
Stingelveet
Tor
Jett Hig Proen
Alg Ko
Brie
J. Harold Dugan
Huntingdon
Panagyania Tnduetriat
Dugan
Phyllis’ Hicks
Frankyilte Pay
James D. Williamson
East Bond Street
Will
Winter Salad Ideas From Cabbage Based Dishes
A dated recipe collection suggests hearty winter salads built from cabbage with variants like Cabbage Apple and Peanut Salad and Cabbage and Carrot Salad. It lists ingredients, dressings, and preparation steps, aiming to solve meal planning with practical, vegetable centered options. The article notes multiple fruit additions and bacon, offering a mix of texture and flavor in each recipe.
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Uae
West Thomngl
Qeiye Cole
Rahul Prel
Bates
Sale Dreesius
Cabhale
Wiley
Markets Stock Market Brings Mixed Results In Early 1939
United Press reports a cautious session with stock and bond activity closing in the red and the market awaiting guidance for 1939. Highlights include American Telephone and Telegraph and railroad issues trending higher, while General Motors and Westinghouse show notable movement and several utilities gain after steady trading.
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United Press
New York
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph
Ais Bbs
Auiburt Auto
BK Bendix Aviation
Pethehem Sheed cc
Boeing Airplane
Curtise Wright
General Eleutrie
General Motors
International Mieleel
Montguinsey Ward
National Dairy
New York Ceuta
Wethern Pacific
Packard
Paramount Pi
Pena RR
Pure
Socony Vacuum
Stangard
Calis
Anderd
Ned
Studebaker
Tnitea Corporaly US Abel
Bae Warner Bros
Westinghouse Wlerth
Woodworth
Youngstown
N.Y. Guird Arkansas Gas
Be ‘Aero Supply
Fleas Death Ray Boosts Pest Control Progress
An infrared lamp shown enables fleas to be killed efficiently, boosting pest control efforts. The piece also forecasts tree height growth over ten years for several species, including maple, American elm, spruce, and other listed varieties, with ranges provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwey
Teachers Criticize Nonessential Dress Rules
Milton Pearce, president of the Philadelphia Teachers Association, argues in the association monthly that focusing on students clothing is wasteful. He says concerns over shirts neckwear and similar attire divert attention from vital educational issues and are detrimental to the program.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Milton
Pearce
Philadelphia Teachers’association
Tony
Thyssociation
Care of Acts of Congress Custody Clarified
A summary notes that all acts of Congress are placed in the custody of the Secretary of State who safekeeps them and causes them to be made public. The arrangement emphasizes official handling and public accessibility of Congressional acts.
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Congress
Suuie
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