William Penn High School Singers Perform Negro Spirituals
A group of 30 William Penn students directed by George F. Allen performed a senior lyceum program at the local high school. They presented deep river and sweet chariot, followed by I m So Glad Trouble Don t Last Always, Steal Away Jesus, plus solo Bamboula and readings Nobody There Ain t No Place For Me to Go No More What s the Use Good News No Hiding Place Down There Hard Trails Ain t Going to Study War No More.
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William Penn High School
George F. Allen
Jesus
Sara Walden
Samuel Coleridge Taylor
Kansas City Becomes Nation's Air Mail Base
Kansas City airport handles more air mail poundage than any other base this month. Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc. gains an extra $45 monthly income from adjusted air mail contracts and sets headquarters at the Kansas City airport.
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Kansas City
Aiir, Inc
Eggless and egg based puddings for economical menus
This column discusses when to use eggless puddings versus eggy desserts to balance protein in meals. It describes several puddings including Cumberland pudding, suet puddings, and fruit tapioca, with a sample Cumberland recipe and a menu for tomorrow's meals.
Salads and Dressings From a Practical Kitchen Guide
A vintage guide explains making a gel fruit salad with tapioca and nuts, notes on cooling and mold setting, and praises salads for nutrition. It outlines cleanliness, crisp greens, proper temperature, neat cuts, and suitable dressings, with sample breakfast lunch and dinner ideas.
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Sennposs
December 1931 Library Circulation at High Point High School
Miss Louise Justice reports December 1931 circulation at High Point High School Library reached 3254 books, the highest December total since the library opened. The month is short due to holidays, with comparisons to 2343 in 1930 and 3055 in the preceding year, reflecting shortened time and snowfall adjustments.
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Louise Justice
High Point High School
Mies Justice
New Mexico Keeps Rewards For Dead Bank Bandits
The New Mexico bankers association executive committee voted to maintain rewards of 1000 dollars for dead bank robbers and 500 dollars for alive ones. They chose to preserve the policy after a bankers poll showed opposition to ending the payout.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
State Bankers’ Association
Reward plan keeps $1000 but drops $500 for bandits
The proposal retains the $1,000 reward while abandoning the additional $500 incentive for capturing the live bandits. The move aims to simplify the bounty program and focus on the primary reward.
Caretaker Uncovers Norman Chapel at Kenilworth Castle
In Warwick England a castle caretaker reports the remains of a Norman chapel unearthed at Kenilworth Castle. The find is described as of great archaeological interest and could shed light on medieval church structures at the site.
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Warwick, Eng
Kenilworth Castle
Gatekeeper Discovers Chapel Foundations in Turf
Gatekeeper Tom Morris uncovered faded turf patterns and began digging, revealing the outlines of a chapel’s foundations. The discovery raises interest in local history and possible historical site significance.
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Tom Morris
Cadillacs Strawberry Meetings Promote Local Culture
In Cadillac Michigan a week of meetings from January 11 to 16 promotes strawberry culture. Local farmers project a forty thousand dollar crop for next season.
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Cadillac
Mich
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