Mrs. Lindley Portrays Southern Views On Kansas and Heritage
Mrs. C. E. Lindley returns from travels in North Carolina and other states, praising Southern progress and education while noting stark contrasts with Kansas farming. She observes small livestock use, single and two-horse farming, and practical winter feeding methods, visiting historic sites from Kenmore to St. Michaels Church in Charleston, and recounts meetings at the White House and with President Hoover in a reflective tour.
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South
C. E. Lindley
North Carolina
Dl Manre Bedtas
Kansas
Finnlucksburg
Lindley
Kenmore
Pielding Lewis
Hetty Washington
George Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pri Dent
Accsaini
Lindleys
Mazonié Temple
Fredericksburg
Washington
Charlestown
S. C
St. Michaels
England
Traille
Stone Mountain
Jenith
Jee
Dagkson
White House
Lawrence the Home
Genevieve Wikley
Grreet- Ling
Paris Hair Styles and Radio Wig Debut Stir Fashion
The article reports Paris hair fashion decrees influencing American stylists, detailing Directoire and Louis styles with high scooped backs and ringlets, plus the Radio Wig by Armand Blatt in vivid colors to match gowns. It notes cautious American adoption, stressing psychological readiness and gradual bob-to-puffs transition for American women.
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Paris
Congress of
Teast
Directoire
Armand Blatt
America
Tess
Household Discoveries and Frugal Fixes in Daily Life
Tips cover frying without spatter by adding salt to fat and dough. bake potatoes with ends chipped for meatier results. ensure water faucets have washers to save water and avoid leaks. mending with tissue prevents buttonholes from fraying. spread moistened newspaper on floors before sweeping to capture dust and protect hands.
Tunic with blue georgette crepe and decorative eyelet band
A lower tunic edge features a wide fitted band of eyelet embroidery and various mesh face details creating a light and delicate effect. The blue georgette crepe fabric dates to a period when salt served as a medium of exchange.
Way to a Man's Heart Washington Birthday Party Menu
A Washington birthday luncheon features colonial themed foods and decor including hatchet shaped sandwiches, cherry tarts, olives, and cream cheese spread. The menu lists oysters, Virginia ham baked potatoes, biscuits, preserves, greens, and desserts. Instructions describe hatchet cookie cutters, red white and green color scheme, and utensil and curtain tips.
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Virginia
Washington
Clara Baxter
Rhode Island
FADS AND FANCIES in Dress Styles of the Season
Fads and fashions note flannel frocks and bright flannels dominating dresses. Soft striped colorings evoke grocery candy hues as flannel skirts return in many shades. Spender skirts in flannels, belts, and tailored white blouses appear, with georgette versions edged in gold luce.
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Sesson
Beauheen
Bert
What Do You Expect Prom Marriage
Evidence fragment notes a paint removal tip from a care guide. It states Ol Patal Oli paint is easily removed from woodwork using steel wool and denatured alcohol.
The Russian peasant on marriage and illusions
A reflective essay notes that marriage rarely delivers perpetual happiness. It argues lovers mistake romance for lifelong bliss and that early years bring disillusionment as partners learn practical realities. Couples adjust from idealized courting to shared duties, budgets, and daily life.
Camp Fire Girls Plan Plays and Meetings in Lawrence
Camp Fire groups in Lawrence meet weekly in school homes and plan events for their play Spruce Cone and Bunchberry. Members eager to showcase the beauty of Camp Fire performances discuss ticket sales, parties, and future ceremonies while coordinating caretaker guardians and new members.
Festival program and Camp Fire reports outset in Lawrence area
A day trip bus with Mr Daniels, dress rehearsal praises the varied program featuring an Indian prayer dance by the Sherbon twins and readings by Gladys Baker. The cast travels to Leavenworth for rest, with one more rehearsal at the junior high school auditorium. Court of Honor dates and Camp Fire notes follow, including dues paid and knot-tying lessons for the girls under Miss Wismer and Miss Wis mer, with upcoming meetings scheduled.
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Aokiya
Ernoon
Helen Harper
Massis Street
Eiing
M Assistadius
Tals Ant Guardian
Rebecca
Guardian
Josephine Underhill
Ruth Smith
Kiya
Chicago
Marshall, Field and Company
Daniels
Sherbon Twins
Gladys Baker
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Memorial High School
Tayhama
Miss Wismer
Dorothy Kinney
Katherine Hosford
Dorothy Clark
Margaret Jane Winsler
Helen Kinney
Kathleen Asher
Barbara Kester
Child expounds Bible as 12 year old preaches in Minneapolis church
Marion Crawford, daughter of Rev. R. H. Crawford, preached an hour to a crowded Minnehaha Congregational church with police keeping the overflow from interrupting. Her brother Stuart preached the previous Sunday. The pastor advocates urging children into church life to curb crime and improve the country.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Marion Crawford
R. H. Crawford
Minnehaha Congregational Church
Marion
Stuart
Fife
Electric cooking spreads among California farmers wives
More than 10 600 farmers wives in California cook by electricity as statistics from the state’s largest power company show in interior valleys areas lacking wood coal or oil. There are 167 504 rural light and power consumers served by 15 513 miles of distribution lines with practically all farms lit electrically.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
California
Ieeee
Fashion Plaques Spring Line Highlighted in Beige Kasha
A fashion notice stresses a spring line featuring close shoulders narrow hips and a flare at the hemline. The model is in beige kasha with a fox trim at the hemline and a straight front closing upstanding collar reflecting this season's style. Classified ad hints at house for rent.
London Fogs and Fires Targeted to Cut Soot
London scientists and officials push smoke abatement to end open coal fires. They estimate 600,000 homes burn soot producing 35 million dollars yearly losses and heavy fogs worsen sunless days. Proponents urge gas electric central heating and anthracite stoves to create a smoke free London.
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London
Associated Press
Coal
Jonn S. Qwens
Death-watch Beetle Plagues Lincoln Cathedral Fund
The dean of Lincoln Cathedral appeals over US generosity versus English support as the death watch beetle damages the tower timber. He notes American contributions have funded nearly half the restoration and expects more dollars by year end to cover central lower and two transepts. English donors are sparse despite tourist visits.
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Lincoln,Eng
Associated Press
Lincoln Cathedral
Requests for farm work flood free employment bureau
Fav orable weather has spurred many inquiries for farm help and wage labor across the state. Construction and road projects are set to begin as conditions permit, with mills and packing plants operating below normal labor. Prospects look favorable for the coming period, depending on weather.
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Topekay Kan
Free Employment Bureau
Industrial Court
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Board of Park Commissioners
Wichita
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Louis Mode
Pa Ae
Ayitle ‘Reese
West Fourth Se
Healey
Pontiuk
Home Furnish
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Allon
Anatole France
Charming
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Paris Jrecompreniis
Laence
Lawrence Weople
Lena
Stella Marie Schmitt
Marenpo
Helen Wilson
Rythe
New Guardian
Waye Gill
Betty Burkholder
Jane Burkholder
Minnehaha
Olive
Mary Schaeffer
Betty Stimpson
Eleanor Botsford
Liberty Memorial High School
Mary Elizabeth Edie
Helen Wilken
Pareday
Helen Brown
Truseloi Camp Fire
Ecke’s Hall
Caroline lYolters
Phona
the Ice & Storage Co
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