Hearty Hoover Breakfasts Color Their Home Life
Washington May 23 Herbert Hoover and his wife enjoy hearty breakfasts at home with fresh strawberries waffles bacon and eggs coffee and toast Their routine reflects a jovial informal family life Mrs Hoover knits and tends Peggy Ann and Herbert Hoover III while Tut the police dog begs for bites at the table The piece profiles Mrs Hoover as both scholar and homemaker within official Washington society
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Mrs. Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Herbert
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tut
Peggy Ann
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Cambridge
Stanford
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
Lou Henry Hoover
Library of Congress
Mary
Home life of the Hoovers a model of hospitality
The article portrays Mrs. Hoover and the Hoover home as a warm, well run residence with attentive servants, first edition books, and a garden palace. It highlights Mary Hoover’s refined menus, the Green Room, and Mrs. Hoover’s practical, no-nonsense style.
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Mary Hanna
Maggie
Mary
Hoover Menage
Hoover Home
Mrs. Hoover
Hoover
Morocco
Hoovers
China
Former Dean of Women at Guilford Dies in Indiana
H Louisa Osborne professor emeritus of Latin and former Guilford college dean of women died in Greensboro Indiana after a recent operation in Indianapolis. She served Guilford for 34 years retiring two years ago and remained devoted to her students. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the Friends meeting house in Greensboro with interment in Knightstown Indiana.
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Guilford
Indiana
Guilford College
H. Louisa Osborne
Greensboro
Indianapolis
Ind
Louise
Maud L. Gainey
Miss Gainey
Friends Meeting House
Knightstown
Employment bureau places nearly five hundred workers
In Raleigh on May 23 the state federal employment bureau reported 499 people placed in jobs in the past week. Among them 292 were men and 207 women while 815 job requests were received. Unskilled labor led the placements with domestics next.
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Raleigh
State-Federal Employment Bureau
Man’s stride: 2263 steps per mile on average
A statistic shows that for a typical man walking one mile the average step count is 2263 steps. This figure reflects common pacing in general pedestrian movement and can vary with height and terrain.
Inland waterway progress speeds up in North Carolina
The Enterprise Bureau reports rapid progress on the inland waterway route with nine new abstracts delivering land title for immediate government operations. L M Bailey, executive secretary, says by week’s end the state will own all needed right of way covering about 60 miles from Beaufort and Morehead City to Wilmington.
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L. M. Bailey
State Transportation Advisory Commission
Beaufort
Morehead City
New River Inlet
Wilmington
Cape Fear River
Sound
Bailey
Transportation Advisory Commission
New Bern
Southport
Transportation Commission
Bible Mentions of Dogs Highlight Varying Roles
A note traces dog references across biblical texts identifying dogs in varied roles from scavengers to companions. The document catalogs instances and contexts where dogs appear, noting cultural and religious interpretations across different books.
Cutton Growers Choose Directors in Ten NC Districts
Directors were nominated for the coming year at meetings in ten districts of the North Carolina cotton growers cooperative association. In three districts more than one man was nominated with names including L. G. Moseley of Kinston A T Griffin of Goldsboro J A Tulington Salemburg and W H Elliott Fayetteville R L Shuford Newton and J A Horton Lawndale. Unopposed nominees were W A Pierce Welden Ben Co Mayo Tarboro J T Williamston J W Stephenson Smithfield Dr B W Kilgore Raleigh A McEachern Laurinburg and W H Liles Wadesboro. Ballots will be cast through the mails.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Newton
R. L. Shuford
J. A. Horton
Lawndale
W. A. Pierce
Weldon
Ben Co. Mayo
Tarboro
J. T. Williamston
J. W. Stephenson
Smithfield
Dr. B. W. Kilgore
A. McEachern
Britain Tops Germany in Cosmetics Trade
Britain imported cosmetics from Germany valued at over 170 tons last year for its daughters. The shipment included face powder rouge lipsticks and other beauty aids reflecting strong trade ties between the two nations.
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Great Britain
Germany
John Bull
Lux Cleansing Endorsed by Store Experts Across Cities
Interviewed in their own departments of leading stores in 26 cities, 92 percent insist on Lux for safe cleansing. Experts in fabrics and care affirm Lux as the right method, reflecting how women shoppers choose the clothes that America wears.
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America
Boston
Los Angeles
Lux
New York
Paris
Pure Lux
United States
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NEA
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Lou
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Tou Henry Hoover
AsheviLle
Kenilworth Inn
Roscoe A. Marvel
Asheville, North Carolina
Eastern America
Mrs. Dawes
Cutton Growers
Kester Furniture CO
San Francisco
Milwad
Denver
Portland
Mansas City
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