Doff the Straw Hat for August Felt Styles
In August fashion note, women plan seaside or country trips need smart felt hats. Describes varieties in buttercup yellow with Irish crochet, Jacobean crewel worsteds, beadwork, and a gray ribbon wire cockade style. Emphasizes simple trimming with originality for elegant use in travel and sport.
Quick Bread Recipes and Cinnamon Buns
The article lists quick bread substitutes for meals including Cinnamon Buns Maple Roll and Quick Cinnamon Bread. It provides steps, amounts for flour baking powder butter milk eggs and cinnamon, with rolling shaping slicing and baking guidance for fast homemade treats. The instructions emphasize fast prep for breakfast lunch or supper and finishing with butter, milk and molasses or maple sugar.
Cleaning Hint How to Remove Grease Spots Effectively
A practical guide on removing grease spots with absorbents and solvents. It covers applying powders like corn starch, use of warm irons, making pastes with turpentine, careful sponging from edge to center, testing fabrics, and safe handling of flammable solvents. It also notes lip salve composition.
Triple Voile Appears as New Underwear Fabric
A new material called triple voile rivals Italian silks for undergarments. It mimics fine Japanese silks, is very light, durable, and resists crushing. Available colors include rose blue cream and banana shade with hand embroidery and delicate trimmings for grand outfits.
The Glin monster and a western woman’s clever revenge
A tale pits a renegade human monster named Texas Bill against Indiana farmer Mark Rogers on the plains near the Missouri border. Rogers is shot, his widow devises a daring trap using a bag and rope, and when Bill confronts his foe a lethal Gita bites him fatally, while Rogers survives and the widow earns notoriety for defeating Texas Bill.
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Methodists debate unified American church plan at Saratoga
A movement to create the American Methodist church aims to unite all major bodies, potentially reaching 8 million members. Four new conferences would organize administration, with Southern, Colored, Eastern, and Western divisions. The plan anticipates joining Methodists Protestant and the Colored church, while some local shrinking could occur.
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Alphabet Card Pack Game for Readers Party
A party game uses a deck with one letter per card excluding Q X Z. A lender sits to reveal cards face up and calls for a target starting with the shown letter, naming a matching object, person, or work. The first correct answer wins the card. ties or misses move the card back. The player with most cards wins when all are used.
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Union
Delaware
Scott
Scout Commissioner Wilder Works Across Polynesia
Scout Commissioner James Wilder of Honolulu travels beyond the city to promote the boy scout movement throughout the Hawaiian Islands. He maintains close contact with scout activities in New Caledonia, Tahiti, Pit Islands, New Zealand, Australia, and across Polynesia where the movement is flourishing and established for several years.
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New Zealand
Australia
Polynesia
Gamp Benefits For Thousands In Summer Scout Camp
An estimate shows about 50,000 boys gained camp experience this summer under boy scout movement leadership. The figure reflects widespread participation and the program's reach across communities nationwide.
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Boy Scout Movement
THREE PUZZLE BIRDS
What bird fabled to bring pleasant weather and sailors’ goodwill, with a coat bright and many hued feathers, is called Kingfisher. What bird prophesying rain, ever cries more wet, more wet, more wet, and the letters hint at a second name. What bird whose humming charms the ear, plumage gleams like gems and nts clear, answers with a hawklike mystery, a kingfisher, quail, buts smaling bird.
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Dictionary Lore on Poison Potion Doublets and Human
The text traces poison and potion as a doublet from Latin potare meaning to drink and notes poison originally meant something to drink. It cites Lowell chiding Bartlett for including human as a common usage, linking it to Chapman's Homer translation and an old play.
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