Moving Made Easy for May Household Shifts
The article offers practical moving tips for homemakers preparing in advance. It advises a week of prep, room by room overhaul, packing with newspapers, discarding rubbish, and hiring expert packers to avoid breakage. It stresses contracts that cover damage, careful packing of china and glass, labeling bedclothes, and arranging furniture in the new home with input from a knowledgeable helper. It also covers meals, neighbor hospitality, and cautious shopping for trades services, urging comparison of multiple quotes before choosing movers.
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A desolate man and his vow to spare his home
Jim Fraser returns to a collapsing life as Nellie defies debt and despair. She pleads with cruel landlord John Marwood who treacherously ruined them. Nellie begs mercy, a foiled revenge, and a sudden act of courage saves a child. Marwood later reverses, offering work and pardon.
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Jim
Klis
Farley
Farlevy
Nelie
Jim Fraser
Nellie
John Marwood
Marwood
Fraser
Thal
Maswood Hall
Marwood Hall
Wman
Mr. Marwood
Ohn Marwood
Victor Hartgreave
Flaxer
Benny
Ccair
Little Jim
Marwod
Neil
Fairey
Domes nee S De Orente ES. Split pea soup and meals
The text outlines recipes and meal ideas including split pea soup with a ham bone, brown kidney stew with a brown sauce, baked potatoes field salad cake roly poly and coffee. It gives step by step directions for preparing split pea soup and kidney preparations with utensils, stocks, onion juice Worcestershire sauce and sherry. A plain sponge cake method and serving suggestions follow with dessert and sauces.
Shriners Begin Imperial Council Meeting in Atlanta
May 9 report from Atlanta states the annual session of the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine opens tomorrow with thousands of officers nobles and women from many temples arriving today. The program features motorhome races parades drills banquets and tours of local points of interest.
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Atlanta
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Manny
Open Deschutes and Paulina National Forest lands to settlement
By presidential order over 4000 acres in Deschutes and Paulina national forests in Creek and Klamath counties are opened to homestead settlement. About 120000 acres are occupied by sellers who may remain. settlers may claim 260 acre homesteads under federal laws.
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Portland
Ore
Deschutes and Paulina
Creek Creek
Klamath Counties
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