Letter From Dorothea Simons Describes European Tour
Miss Simons reports from Bellagio on Lake Como, Milan, and Montreux detailing visits to its gardens, the cathedral and Last Supper in Milan, a Milan to Berlagio drive, Montreux lake rides, Lausanne and Geneva sightseers, and a meeting near the League of Nations building. She notes weather shifts, trains through the Alps, and her parents’ reactions while describing Montreux as superior to Bellagio and expressing eagerness for letters and journal updates.
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Dorothea Simons
Bellagio
Lake Como
Milan
Lucy
Leonardo di Vinci
Genoa
Havana
Florence
Art Center
Berlagio
Montreux
Alps
Rhone
Lake Geneva
Lake Lemar
Lake
Lausanne
Geneva
Mme. Spinedi
Myra Jordan
International Labor Organization
Mme
Spinedi
Barcelona
Hilda Chalkley
Journal-World
Carleton
London
Regent Palaces
Strand Palace
Toorrow
Interlaken
Lucerne
Castle of Chillon
Mediterranean
Mrs. Claflin
France
Evian-les-Bains
Dad
League of Nations
Europe
Prohibition A Policy We Must Stand For Today
The piece argues for national prohibition and enforcement under the eighteenth amendment. It cites past local successes, warns against reverting to state-level laws, and praises a decisive administrative stance. It laments liquor traffic's disrespect for law and calls for relentless anti liquor action and a determined political candidate.
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Buddy
United States
Kansas
Fairmount
Indiana
Velvet vogue sweeps fall frocks and velvet accessories
Paris fashion notes describe a velvet trend for early fall with dark and jewel tones across daytime frocks coats and evening gowns. velvet fabrics include short pile weaves and velveteen in russet brown apple red and grape purple with dramatic decolletage and rich trims. bold velvet ensembles mix practicality with medieval inspired formality. also mentions Bob Logan, Knoxville Smokies, recalled by Indianapolis club of the American Association.
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Paris
Bob Logan
Knoxville, Tenn
Smokies
Indianapols Club
American Association
Way to a Man's Heart Stuffed Mango Pickles and Peppers
A collection of kitchen notes includes pickled stuffed peppers with cabbage and horseradish, tips to use red or green mangoes, and a meat filling for peppers with rice tomato juice and breadcrumbs. Also mentions football coach Emmett R. Stuber leaving Westminster College to coach Southwest Missouri Teachers College at Cape Girardeau.
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Mary D. Willett
Miss. St
Emmett RR. .Stuber
Westminster College
Fulton
Southwest Missouri Teachers College
Cape Girardeau
Picnic Menu and Campfire Skewer Cookery
A campfire picnic menu lists kabobs pickled beets escaloped potatoes buttered rolls currant jam oranges cocoanut jumbles coffee. Instructions cover metal skewers or long sticks, one inch meat pieces, alternating meat and onions, broiling over flames, turning for even cooking, and optional use of meat as roll filling. Veal and pork may be mixed with beef in small pieces.
Weddings in Hot Weather Call for Simple Refreshments
The summer offers ideal outdoor wedding settings with garden backdrops and simple, dainty refreshments. Serve fruit salad, nut bread sandwiches, peach jelly, and a bridal cake as the centerpiece. Frozen fruit salad and punch can be prepared in advance, with careful chilling and light garnishes for a refreshing hot weather reception.
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Firowers
Picnic Menu Items and Recipe Fragments
The text lists varied food items and recipe fragments for a picnic menu. It includes beets with vinegar and spices, coconut jumbies with sour cream and lemon, vanilla, and baking details. Several measurements and steps appear incomplete or corrupted.
Recipe Fragments For Cakes Jellies and PUNCH Notes
A collection of fragmented kitchen instructions covers cream batter, nut bread, peach ice cream, and frozen punch. Includes vague measurements and methods for various foods and a short note on Paris fashion detailing smaller handbags as a vogue item.
Afternoon Refresh Ments Frozen Sherbet Sponge Fingers
A fragmented dessert recipe outlines frozen sherbet and sponge fingers with lemon orange pineapple juice and sugar syrup. It details making a lemon vanilla cream filling, chocolate sauce, and nutty cream, then assembling fingers with filling and chocolate coating for eight servings.
Pleasant Grove Hosts Family Visit and Baseball Win
Noah Peterson and sister and other California visitors arrived Friday to visit their Pleasant Grove relatives. The Pleasant Grove Junior team beat Wellsville Junior League 11 to 9 at the Farmers Union picnic in Ingles Grove. Local residents hosted gatherings for C N Peterson and others. Pleasant Grove saw strong turnout at the Ingles Grove picnic with several families in attendance.
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Noah Peterson
Raymond Gish
Beasley
California
C.N. Peterson
Pleasant Grove
Wellsville
Farmers Union
Ingles Grove
C. A. Peterson
C. N. Peterson
Noah
Leon
Vernon
Jesse Weingert
Leon Sawyer
Chicago
N. D. Messer
Clara Hunsinger
Bernice Wiggins
George Baker
Norma
Delbert
Marie
Ros
Pleasant Grove Community Club Hosts Play and Picnic
The Four Lest Community Club staged a program at Pleasant Grove school house with readings, plays Scat, Pi- Yano duet and songs. Rain fell Saturday, a community picnic followed at Holcoms Grove with nearby districts attending. Births and visits noted include a birth of Donald Alvin Howser and various family gatherings in Pleasant Grove and nearby towns.
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Cos. Daniels
W. R. Sandera
Edwin Cook
Paul
Dudley
Lois
Floyd Eberhart
Robert
Ernest
Rafael Tucker
Bill Porter
Ralph
Roscoe Peterson
Four Lest
Pleasant Grove
Mervin Puckett
Lunatic
Professor
Wendell
Mable Beaman
Mia
Chester Weible
Buddy Wei
E. E. Daniels
Sandy Williams
Wayne
Billy
John Crane
Big Springs
Oscar Crane
Fred Howser
Donald Alvin
Roy Deaysre
Deays
New Mexico
County Co. P. A
Holcoms Grove
Social Circle Club
Orville Flory
Lawrence
C. N. Peterson
Nosh
Raymond Gish
Beasley
California
Hi Point 4-H Club Holds August Meeting at Glenn School
Ice cream social on the Glenn School lawn set the scene for the Hi Point 4-H Club meeting. Mary Sanford presided, Irene Brown read minutes, and a Lecompton Fair booth committee of Lenora Mellenbruch, Rosemary Glenn, and Charles Scott was formed.
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Glenn School
G. M. Bahnmaier
Mary Sanford
Irene Brown
Lecompton Fair
Lenora Mellenbruch
Rosemary Glenn
Charles Scott
J. A. Terrell
Farm Bureau
Pete Bahnmaier
H. F. Fulton
Doris Mellenbruch
Elmer Robison
Bahnmacher
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Myra
Jordan Spinedi
Switzerland
Eas
Sylvia Sidney
C. Jacqmann
E. P. Houser
E. 19Th St
Brutus
Wilson Bros
Business College
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Massachusetts Street
Tt. Sweeney
An Lewin
2 . Sweeney
A. Wood
Mm. Fitzpa
Dunksey
Garnier c. £. Friend
Jacob Badsky
Robert A. Steels
CG. A. Smart
Peoples State Bank
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