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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1937
Page
8
Fall wardrobe plans focus on color schemes and nucleus outfits for college women teachers and homemakers. Highlights include shorter skirts with higher waists, draped waistlines, varied necklines, leg o mutton sleeves, box coats, and refined collars inspired by Parisian designers and Queen Mary influence.
Lamb collars that hug the throat closely in black wine and red emerge as favored hues for a new home setting.
The Associated Press surveys women golfers, noting women as poor sports on the links. It cites muttered rules, caddies blamed for misfortune, and players clinging to honor during carry-overs. Mrs. Ray Fellows and Tulsa leaders weigh in.
A fragment notes questions about a player's putting stance and mocks fashion on the course. It highlights women protagonists who keep to greens rules, avoid high heels, and rarely have a caddy repatch divots unless observed.
Lawrence friends recount Mrs Ellen M Howe now of Cincinnati celebrated her 96th birthday July 1 with a luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Wirt E Humphrey of Evanston Illinois at the Alms hotel in Cincinnati Four generations attended The Lawrence native moved to Chicago over twenty five years ago then to Cincinnati where she lives with her son W L Howe Active in First Methodist Episcopal church and Ladies' Literary League she remains mentally and physically active reading without glasses
A local feature notes a bald cypress planted by Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Olney at 815 Indiana Street. The tree stands about fifty feet, with lacelike leaves and green seed balls, remaining exceptionally healthy while others decline. Also included is a peach conserve recipe from Mrs. H. W. Stowits of 1001 Ala. St.
Miss Henley, long associated with Lawrence schools as teacher and principal, resigns to become supervisor of elementary schools in Atchison. She taught in Emporia this summer and visited Lawrence this week.
Practical kitchen advice for homemakers covers using vinegar from pickles as seasoning for cabbage, cooling water for even egg slicing with a silver knife, rust stains removal with steel wool and enamel, smoking hot paraffin for jelly seals, lemon juice in heavy cream to speed whipping, chilling cream and tools to prevent butter, toasting canape bread, canapes timing, using spiced fruit syrup as ham roast baste, molasses for grass stains, and keeping extra cleaning supplies upstairs to save time.
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