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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
2
Fragments describe boiling tapioca with apricots and sugar then cooking in a double boiler for about 15 minutes. The text mentions serving with cream or a thick mayonnaise dressing and suggests cottage cheese with lettuce as a possible topping.
Leon Mumford aged 15 and William West aged 16, both colored, are in the city jail on a disturbance of the peace charge filed by Bessie Lowery 14, colored. She says the boys forced entry at 237 Perry Street while the family was away, hid under a bed, kicked over and broke an electric lamp, an incident reported to police last night at about 9 o clock.
Captain J. K. Skipwith of the Morehouse Parish Ku Klux Klan requested a conference with Attorney General A. V. Coco and assistants to detail the organization's operations since its founding and to show the black hooded group acted independently of the state. Assistant Attorney General Guion said the request would be granted and the date will be set soon for an immediate meeting.
Mrs Leslie Weaver entertained at her home Tuesday evening in honor of Carl Neis birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Qgtto Spitzli, Mr and Mrs J Bowens and children, Mr and Mrs Ben Neis and Ruth, H E Westerhouse, Mr and Mrs Carl Neis and Felix, Mr and Mrs Gideon Neis and Ruby, with popcorn and candy as refreshments.
A housewife shares twelve practical tips for using leftovers. From saving vegetable water in soups to grinding and repurposing crusts and tough ends, the guide covers methods to reuse potato water in bread dough, keep skins on apples for sauce, and store dried bread crumbs for scalloped dishes, all aiming to reduce waste.
After extended talks, Cincinnati shoe manufacturers and workers reach a peaceful agreement ending seven months of industrial strife. Key parties included the local union and industry leaders, with terms affecting wages and working conditions. The settlement averts potential strikes and restores production in the city.
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