Five Pinch sisters pursue varied careers from Huron roots
The Pinch family from Huron, led by the late Rev Pearse Pinch, saw five sisters and one brother forge diverse careers. Esther became a stage actress and later a writer and radio contributor. Ruth, Nan, Alice, and Margaret pursued music and journalism. The siblings' successes spanned opera, piano, newspaper work, and world travel before settling in New York with Billy as a bond salesman, while Tom served in the war and suffered injuries.
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Pinch
Huron
Hev
Pearse Pinch
Congregational Church
New York City
Esther Pinch
Actre
Esther
Maria
Abner
Jonathan Pettibee
Uncle Abner
Heaven
Hell
Grandfather Phil
Otter
Giris
Ruth
Nan
Alice
Margaret
Teuth
Remembrer
Huron College
Aury Gage
New York
Metropolitan
Europe
Wan
Philippine Islands
Deorak
Mig=inao
Tom
Billy
Zeach
Alva
Popular Authors on Best Sellers List This Week
Louis Bromfield's Twenty Four Hours remains top of the best sellers with Ex-Judge in second place. The ranking continues with On Forsythe Change by John Galworthy and Blowing Clear by Joseph C. Lincoln, followed by Angel Pavement by J. B. Priestley and The King's Minions by Rafael Sabatini. Non Fiction includes Story of San Michele by Dutton and Pauline by W. N. C. Carlton. Royal Charles Ruler and Rake by David Loth and Letters of Henry Adams by Worthington Ford. Morgan the Magnificent by John K. Winkler also listed.
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Louis Bromfield
Anonymous
Forsythe
John Galworthy
Joseph C. Lincoln
J. B. Priestly
Rafael Sabitink
San Michele
Dutton
Pauline
W. N.C. Carlton
Royal Charles
Rake
David Loth
Henry Adams
Worthington
Ford
Morgan the Magnificent
John K. Winkier
Hair Under Hat Brim Dominates This Season's Millinery
Fashion notes by Evelyn Coyne emphasize large collars on coats and the return of small cloche hats. Hair must show under brims with tiny curls at the side. hats are cut away to reveal hair. Velvet and felt hats appear, with berets and turbans in demand, and trims like quills and ribbons in black, tan, green, red, and blue.
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Evelyn Coyne
Colorful Closet Makeovers For Modern Bedrooms
A guide to transforming closets from mere storage to stylish features. It suggests matching closet colors to bedroom schemes, using oil based paints, waterproof papers, oilcloth wall coverings, and pastel linoleum floors. Storage can include built in or portable fixtures, shoe cabinets, drawers, and decorative shelves with luffles lace and edging.
Attractive hands by proper care and manicure tips
The article argues that beauty in hands comes from regular care not a single shape. It outlines a step by step manicure routine including soaking, cuticle care, oil application, lint removal, and polish advice along with wearing gloves in cold weather and avoiding biting nails. It mentions Greek divers at Tarpon Springs collecting Gulf sponges worth about $1,000,000.
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Tar~pon Springs
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
A Two Dollar Dinner for Six
A drought era feature shows a full meal for six costing about two dollars. Ham patties made from canned ham, green pea and caper sauce, and an orange tapioca cream comprise the main menu with instructions and quantities for economical preparation. Central South Dakota homemakers are invited to submit menus for economical meals for two, four, or six for publication.
Fall Decorating And Cleaning Tips For The Living Room
Adopt a seasonal refresh as autumn arrives. Remove screens and awnings, wax and repaint as needed, and scrub neglected floors. Clean walls with soap and glue solution, wash curtains, and polish fixtures. Refresh bric a brac, arrange flowers, and maintain decorative smoking items for a homey look.
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Zoo
Built-In Garage Emerges As Feature In New Homes
The article weighs built in versus separate garages shaping new homes. Built in garages suit both town and country life, allowing car use without disturbing a baby and saving heat transfer and rent costs. A separate garage is described as an intrusion on small plots and less economical. It also notes planning must consider heating and access in winter.
Severe Dress and Dignity in Office Etiquette
The piece contrasts office dress from masculine early styles to post war feminine attire, urging neat simple appropriate attire and a dignified business manner. It warns against snobbery and favors tact, self awareness, and professional restraint in social office relations. It also lists the five largest U.S. colleges by enrollment: Columbia University, New York University, University of California Berkeley, University of Detroit, and Boston University.
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United States
Columbia University
New York City
New York University
University of California
Berkeley
University of the City of Detroit
Detroit
Boston University
Boston
Grandmama's reflections on Halloween pranks and duty
Grandma Nabor muses on Halloween gate pranks and past mischief with Pa and the boys. She notes the old garden fence, recalls the cantankerous bull incident, and urges children to watch their own conduct. The scene contrasts cozy kitchen warmth with sharp moral lessons about fault finding.
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Grandma Nabor
Henry
Goblins Hats Halloween Treat Idea For Spooky Dinners
A playful Halloween recipe describes Goblin's Hats dessert. Melt chocolates to create a glossy hat shape, dip pineapple slices, chill, then top each with a cone of chocolate ice cream and almonds for a hat band. Serve on orange plates with orange and black decor.
Let’s Have Duck This Hallowe'en Holiday Roast
A vintage guidance piece advocates cooking wild duck for Halloween dinner with careful dressing and roasting. It notes skin retention for flavor, avoiding parboiling, and a three hour moderate oven time depending on fowl age. A dressing combines potatoes, bread, hamburger, sausage, giblets, eggs, and seasoning for a hearty course.
Boy Scout on Street in New Red and White Helmet
A street scene describes a boy who appears early in the morning wearing a new red and white helmet. He strides up the avenue, a red ben dana flag fluttering from a crooked stick. The boy is characterized as a future Mickey McQuire before he is large enough for school.
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Mickey McQuire
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