Well Dressed From Top to Toe in a Little Girl Frock
A real photograph shows a neatly dressed young girl in a simple plaid and gingham frock with a striped hair bow. The article emphasizes practical dress for school days and the role of clothing in forming a child’s sense of style. It then shifts to women’s civic engagement, urging informed participation in politics and public life through clubs and organizations.
What Will We Do Now What Will We Do Now
Analyzes the shift after women won the vote. Notes earnest women battled for suffrage and now million vote holders seek how to exercise power wisely. Politicians also wonder what this new voting influence will mean in practice.
Drawn Thread Work Sparks Dress Embellishment
A skillful maker revived drawn thread work on summer cotton dresses using ratine. She created blue drawn panels at the hem and waistline, with stitched threads securing the design along the pockets and collar, showcasing the method’s ease and decorative effect.
Pleced Lace Collars Spark Up Vintage Craft
Readers are advised to cherish old lace pieces and sew them into original collars. The dainty designs combine seven or eight varieties, creating exquisite accessories that can fetch up to 40 dollars in downtown shops.
Marmalade Carrots Pudding and Honeyed Treats Collection
A column of kitchen notes features marmalade from grated carrots with lemon and orange, a meringue pudding with almond custard, veal oysters fried in crumbs, coconut macaroons, and cherry olives preserved in water and vinegar. Included are quotes from Carlyle and Frances Osgood on virtue and patience.
Summer Dishes And Ice Cream Crafts
A vintage guide lists cherry preserves cream dressings and fruit salads with methods for cherry conserve ginger ice cream vanilla ice cream brown bread ice cream and related dessert preparations. It provides step by step measures and cooking times for each recipe. The entry reads like a home economics column with practical kitchen tips.
How to Become a Sea Scout by Boy Scouts of America
The seascout department of the Boy Scouts of America explains eligibility for sea scouts at least 15 years old and 112 pounds. Units are boat crews of nine, forming a ship led by a seascoutmaster with a ship committee. Roles include billets like coxswain, yeomen, and sailmakers, with progression from schooner to ship.
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Boy Scouts of America
Preferred to Walk Lewis Bravely Tries to Eat to Go Home
A nurse urges Lewis to pretend he is a car to reach his mother in a sanatorium. She says twenty mouthfuls equal twenty miles, each bite a gallon of gasoline. After ten mouthfuls he declares he will walk the rest, expressing disgust.
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Lewis
Scouts Instruct Jay Walkers In Detroit Safety Drive
Four thousand one hundred twenty one adult jay walkers were handed anti jay walking cards by boy scouts under the safety first committee with police traffic officers. The card urged crossing at the corner and noted many Detroit deaths from mid block crossings. About 75 percent of walkers were women and all who received the card accepted it kindly.
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Detroit
Safety First Committee
Scouts to Halt False Alarms in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake council of the Boy Scouts of America adds Scout firemen as a new activity. Cooperation with the fire department will occur where feasible to promote life and property safety by preventing false fire alarms from boxes and telephones and reducing accidents.
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Salt Lake
Tragedy in Great Egg Harbor Drowns teen George Taylor
Seventeen year old George Taylor of Palmyra drowned while swimming with his sister in Great Egg Harbor bay. Miss Taylor was saved by hotel patrons who formed a rescue party after seeing her danger. The item also notes state officials reshaping the utility-rate commission and a string of local civic, religious, and business news across New Jersey.
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Great Egg Harbor Bay
George Taylor
Palmyra
Bugbee
Read
Mr. Read
Bordentown Fire Department
Joseph R. Malone
William 8. Ginglen
Unitarian Church of
Iowa City
Philip V.t.-Van Wyck
Board of
Boy Scout Movement
Phillipspurg
Pennington Presbyterian Church
Senate
Clarence G. Case
Fhe
Woodstown
post—American—Legion
Smith
Avalon
Salem County Board of Agriculture
Harry Randle
Elmer
Joseph Marro
Justice DeWitt
Vineland
Frank C.dean
All Souls’ Universalist Unitarian Church
Summit
Board of Trustees
Orford
N. H
Dean
Beverly
Cape May Court House
Thelizabeth Common Council
Union
Elizabeth Hone
Union Township
Elizabeth
Cherry Street
Morris Avenue
Huntington Textile Company
Phillipsburg
Gerald V. Carrol Post
American Legion
Acquackanonk Club
Prospect Street
Passaic
Georgiana Lozier
Sparta
Newton
I. D. Chardavoyne
Bruno Hood
Alonzo D. Herrick
Hackettstown
Isaac Barber
Herrick
State Tax Board
McCran
Barber
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America
Newark
Singac
Budd Lake
David Horwitz
Saymour Avenue
Robert Miller
Clinton Avenue
Treacy Avenue
Board of Commissioners
Bradley Beach
Asbury Park
Anna EB. L. Slater
Department of Justice
Warren County
Mountain Lakes
National Plant and Fruit Guild
Fox Hil Hospital
Hallie Woods
Fresh Air Fund
Bible Schools
Brooklyn
New York Telephone Company
West Front Street
Plainfelda
Paulsboro
Perth Amboy
Edwards
New Jersey
Sea Girt
Forked River
Mink
Sandy
Gama
Overlook Hospital
Elizabeth Selander Smith
Samuel H. Smith
Milltown Road
Milltown
Springfield Township
State Department of Charities and Corrections
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Pittis
Quitctien
Bond
Frances Osgood
Carlyle
BOY Scouts
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Fifth Avenue
New York City