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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
2
A wartime novel by Eric Maria Remarque is urged for readers nationwide. The critique labels the book gross and terrible yet truthful, showing how war destroys youth and civilization. It argues for school study to imprint the agonies and shames war brings on tomorrow’s generation.
Allene Sumner notes that the 1930 census may count home makers as persons of occupation for the first time, excluding those who work outside the home for hire. She contrasts this with the general Federation of Woman's Clubs findings on archaic tools used by housekeepers and argues the change highlights the unrecognized labor of home makers.
Chilled watermelon cubes provide a tasty filler for cantaloupe centers with a dash of powdered ginger and a squeeze of lime juice.
Tee Tea plans to add two new flavors for iced tea. The range includes lemonade and limeade inspired cubes designed for mechanical refrigerators.
The Indianapolis Women's Golf Association held a 36 hole event at Broadmoor and Highland CC courses. Elizabeth Dunn of Riverside Avalon won with Kathryn Abbott runner up as participants paused between holes amid hot weather and scenic views.
A playful feature from The Indianapolis Times details three versions of the Lovely Lady gown in black satin yellow taffeta and reversible crepe satin. It teases couture lines and asks readers to request a pattern leaflet by sending a two cent stamp to the Care Department.
Wa P e K e Way Danville chapter met at Mrs C V Edmondson in Clayton with officers and committees named for next year. Flag day events included D A R and C A R chapters hosting dinners, programs, and commemorations at multiple towns including Per u and South Bend.
Paris fashion reports reach New York with high hipline silhouettes from Moly jeux Lelong and Augustabernard contrasting the new princess line gowns. Patou frocks appear in Mimosa and a short sided style. Lanvin black taffeta gowns appear rarely with silk houses pushing yarn dyed silks. Duchess de Richelieu wore Lanvin black taffeta at a private dinner.
Mr and Mrs Elwood I Johnson will host a dinner party Sunday at their Kessler boulevard home The decor features sweet peas and pink tapered lights in green crystal holders Assisting hosts are Mr and Mrs Fred H Knodel Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs Earl Dixon Anderson Mr and Mrs Fred Smith Anderson Mr and Mrs Fred Gomes Crawfordsville Mrs Dora Albright Miami Fla Miss Alice Coffman Elwood and Mrs Monty Byron Anderson
Oswald Ryan Madison county prosecutor spoke to the Indiana Woman's Republican Club at Idlewood park Pendleton urging the party to lead in world peace. He warned science could end civilization in the next war as prominent Republicans and a musical program followed the talks.
Mrs W C Van Nuys of Newcastle was chosen president of the Indiana state chapter of the P E O Sisterhood at the Irvington Presbyterian church closing a three day convention. Other officers named include Mrs C H Spurgeon Terre Haute first vice president and Miss Grace Furlong Indianapolis recording secretary.
A quick delicate dessert combines beaten egg whites with fresh raspberries, finished with a handful of whole berries on top and a final touch of sweetness. Thin toast complements salads and tastes best when made hot fresh on the porch.
The piece argues patience and proactive management shape a child from a very young age. It contrasts old permissive care with modern methods, stressing early discipline, steady guidance, and persistent, gentle suggestion to curb bad habits and build character. The adage The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world appears as a guiding notion.
Frances P reports on Paris influenced summer trends in New York. White and black ensembles dominate while vivid colors like yellow coral and blues lead summer shades. Lanvin color schemes, warm Det vin tones, and long twenty two inch beaded necklaces shape jewelry and costume ideas for early autumn styles.
A notice suggests giving children vacation opportunities to earn money by selling flowers papers or helping around the house with garden chores dishes and cooking. Proposes a flat hourly rate agreed upon with the child as a fair idea.
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