Junior Gardeners to Be Sponsored by Lawrence Flower Club
The Lawrence Flower Club sponsors Junior Gardeners to teach children gardening and civic care. Clubs are Kinder Garden, Sprouters, Climbers, and Master Gardeners with ten to twenty members each. Activities include flower knowledge, garden crafts, dish gardening, and a year round calendar leading to a district show on September 22.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Flower Club
Garden Clubs of America
W. D. Fowles
Orin Kennedy
Ralph Standing
Kinder Garden Club
Rosemary
Uncle Sage
Jackin-the-Pulpit
Golden Marguerite
John Quill
Joan Quill
Jonquil
Patten Beard
National contest seeks stories of women in business
Lawrence women are urged to submit unusual success tales for a national contest by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs. Prizes include 50 for first, 25 for honorable mention. manuscripts up to 1000 words due by September 31 at 1819 Broadway New York City. entries to be sent to the Women’s Achievement contest with two copies.
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Lawrence
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
United States
Emma Christensen
Selfespre Neon
Federation
Broadway
New York City
Stoud
New York
W. C. TU in Turning Pages of History
In turning over pages of history, the message hints at reflection on past events and figures. The fragment suggests a ceremonial or commemorative tone as it references a historical view or retrospective. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Large Pitcher Collection Brings Wide Recognition
Former Eudora woman Mrs. W. W. Pickering, longtime Noel cafe manager, gains wide attention for a 1039 pitcher wall display. The collection grew from 45 to 99 after her illness five years ago and has received gifts from across the country. Pitchers arrive from Canada, Mexico, and the U.S., including a rare blue religious pitcher from China. None were bought. the display is maintained with annual cleaning by four people.
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Eudora
Noel
W.W. Pickering
Hesper and Eudora
Congress
Missouri
Pickering
China
William Coate
Pete Ae
K. McClain
C. L. Conger
Lawrence
Real Name Matches Debutante Persona June Blossom
New York AP report notes June Blossom is both her real name and stage name. At 19 she emerged as a New York debutante last winter and now stars in a Broadway comedy debutante role. She remains active in society, studies voice culture, stage dancing, languages, and welfare work, having trained at an exclusive school and spent a year at the Sorbonne.
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June Blossom
New York
Miss Blossom
June
Society
The
Shuberts
Sorbonne
Pretty
One race’s recurring call to fix great social wrongs
A historical reflection argues each generation faces a single defining race issue while later generations inherit unresolved legal and moral legacies. The piece cites Washington Lincoln and the liquor trade as illustrating how previousoversights shape future crises and costs.
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George Washington
The Great Design and The Call For Action
A speaker decries price paid by four hundred thousand insane men and women and thousands of maimed children, urging urgent political action to end degeneracy. He warns that the battle continues and that the next generation must fight to correct the past missteps, while promising a future peak of human endeavor. E. J.
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Lincoln
Hell
Youth Dance Steps Bring Docile College Students Back
New York AP reports Parents doubting Joe and Susie returning from college with the Charleston will be reassured as The Dancing Masters of America predict docile behavior in ballroom classes. They favor a comeback of the waltz with new steps like the Dream and Wave Waltz, taught by instructors in Newark and beyond.
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New York
Joe
Susie
Dancing Masters of
America
Thomas M. Sheehy
Edna
Robart Passapae
Newark
N. J
Paris Revives Medieval Evening Gowns For Flappers
Paris fashions revive medieval outfits for next winter’s flappers. Velvet and metal cloth gowns with full skirts hover four to six inches above the ground, paired with wraps and rich brocades. Lace chiffon and tulle versions in turquoise, pale greens, baby blue, rose pink dominate, with silver gold options and deep jewel tones.
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Paris
Talks Tog and Parents Kinds Of Anger
Alice Judson Peale discusses child anger expression. Tantrums show anger openly but usually fade quickly with less behavior carryover. Brooding, silent resentment is harder to handle, grows without expression, and causes disciplinary problems unless parents prompt words and fair discussion.
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Alice Judson
Spiced Peaches Peel and Boil Syrup for Preserving
The recipe outlines peeling 20 large peaches and boiling a syrup of 1% pounds sugar and 13 pint vinegar with 1% ounce of mixed spices including cloves mace and cinnamon. The peaches are to be cooked in the hot syrup in two small bags.
Pickled Peaches Recipe from 1927 New Hampshire St.
Instructions describe how to prepare pickled peaches using two-quart jars, packing with peaches, brown sugar, vinegar, and spices. A spice bag with cinnamon and cloves is placed on each jar. The sugar mixture is boiled twenty minutes, peaches are simmered, jars sterilized and filled to overflow, then sealed.
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Seba Eldridge
Crescent Road
Harry S.gregg
Peach canning with cinnamon syrup in stone crock
Instructions to preserve peaches: wipe seven pounds, pack in stone crock, make syrup from five pounds of sugar one pint vinegar and one ounce cinnamon, bake at 350 degrees for one hour with lid on, keep plate in place until serving, store in cool place or jar for longer use. Also housing and job help note: Mrs C E Wilson Route 2 calls 941 for student help at Business College. many students seek board-available work when school opens.
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C. E. Wilson
Business College
Breakfast Menu and Kitchen Tips From a Frugal Cook
A jumble of breakfast items and recipes appears with notes on cereal toast tea coffee and berry desserts. Instructions describe making dough batter and berry fillings, plus a walnut scratch remover and furniture polish. Real estate transfers and a note on foreign banks in Paris are also mentioned.
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W. C. TU
Mrs Clacqmain
W. W. Pickering
Noel, Mo
E. J
Wien
Redell
Farmer
George. T. McNair
University Place
Sarah C. Terrell
Henrietta
Terrell
Mary Clark
Addie Brecheisen
Jean Sims
Ethel
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Anita Page
Dorothy Sebastan
Raymond Hackett
NEWS
Ae O Television
Claudette Colbert
Sparton
College Jeweler
Liberal
LABOR
Peoples State Bank
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