Easy Entertaining for Large Crowds at Skating Parties
Practical guide from Eleanor Howe on feeding crowds with simple menus and scalable recipes. Tips cover hot drinks, chowder, spaghetti with meat sauce, clam chowder, and ham loaf, plus easy desserts and a push to order the booklet for more tested recipes and menus. Includes several dated recipe outlines and serving guidance for church suppers and PTA events.
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P. T.A
Eleanor Howe
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Wastern Newspaper Union
Musical Americana and Hollywood Notes In Radio
A montage of broadcasting trends and Hollywood anecdotes from the era. Westinghouse sponsors Musical Americana with Kenneth Watt producing and Deems Taylor hosting, Raymond Paige leading a 102 member Pittsburgh Symphony orchestra with weekly solo stars to broaden American music reach. Comments on cultural exchange with South America, Stuart Erwin’s hair story, nurses’ committee approving nurse roles in films, and free New York trips via Hobby Lobby programs. Includes mentions of Elman, Bob Hope, Earl Carroll’s, and early radio figures.
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Pittsburgh
NBC
Blue
Europe
South America
Kenneth Watt
Deems
Taylor
Raymond Paige
Pittsburgh Symphony
Deems Taylor
Haa
Edward C. Johnston
New York
Johnston
America
Hollywood
RKO
Carole Lombard
Anne Shirley
American Nurses’ Association
Stewardship and Christ's Return in Matthew 25
The lesson outlines stewardship before God, noting all people are stewards of given abilities and goods. It emphasizes accountability at Christ's return, rewards for faithfulness, and the danger of negligence as illustrated by the one talent. It urges readiness and diligent use of one's gifts.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Rebeillion
Agrelenaneas
Chair Receives Chic Red Dress and Restyled Comfort
A dated chair is given a makeover with a soft red cotton crash cover, dove gray binding, and scalloped skirt. The back and arm upholstery remains, while padding with cotton batting and muslin create smooth lines. An inch was removed from back legs to tilt for comfort.
General Knowledge Quiz Questions from 19th Century Page
A set of trivia questions covers statesmen royalty ancestry the cantaloupe versus muskmelon desert oases brain development in youth famous unfinished symphony authorship Bach Schubert or Beethoven stomach capacity and the world’s largest produce exchange under one roof.
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United States
Lfe
The Answer Fragment Summary
Charles Bonaparte served in Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet. Cantaloupe is a muskmelon variety. Subterranean springs create oases. The first US low mood spanned 1785 to 1789, with Schubert noted. The Farmers State Market in Pompano Beach is 1,000 feet long and 98 feet wide, accommodating 700 freight cars at once.
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Charles Bonaparte
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Ian
Schubert
Farmers State Market
Pompano
Fla
Evidently Young Man Has But a Peep for the Ring
A hopeful suitor visits a jeweler to buy an engagement ring for his betrothed. He reviews several options, first selecting a diamond priced at 280 dollars, then balks at the second ring priced with two whistles, prompting astonished reactions.
All You Reap Whateoever Sowing and Reaping Parody
A fragmentary phrase echoes biblical proverbs about sowing and reaping. The garbled wording hints at a moral motif or satirical paraphrase without clear context or identifiable speaker or publication.
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