World Traveler Tells of Egypt Journey and Sights
Miss Ruth Emerson recounts her voyage from Bombay across the Indian Ocean to the Red Sea, stopping at Suez and Cairo. She describes heat, sandstorms, Nile lore, Cairo’s streets, Bedouins, and the Rosetta Stone, with plans to visit the Sphinx next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Emerson
Red Sea
Cairo
Egypt
Nile
Bombay
Indian Ocean
City of Aden
Djibouti
Ethiopia
Gulf of Aden
Equator
Suez
Suez Canal
Alexandria
Port Said
Nile Valley
Mediterranean Sea
Gabriel
Anas
Paradise
Rebecca
Jife
Rosetta
Africa
Palestina
Savoy
Emerson
The
Sphinx
Pyramids
Gay Glasses Decorate Glassware Fashion 1996
A magazine piece explains decorative decal transfers for glassware allowing themed party designs. Designs transfer with warm water, last about a year, and can be removed with hot water and a razor. The article suggests applying the same motifs to furniture as well.
Paris Styles Sport Roses This Season
Paris fashion writers describe a summer collection with striped muslin dresses, big leghorn hats trimmed with roses, net gloves and sashes. Roses appear on evening bodices and belts, with rosebud accents on hair. Fashion notes include large sleeves, pleated panels, eyelet organdie suits, fab coats, and eye catching hats. Bond issue approved in St Paul. waterworks plan to be funded with grant. Ames College cites outside work as main cause of poor grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Schiaparelli
Sarah
Ames
Laws
Iowa State College Committee
Common Sense On Cars and Child Safety Warns Against Carelessness
Brooke Peters argues that while horses once required careful handling, cars demand stricter rules. He warns children and drivers face greater danger from car exhaust and moving vehicles, urging early lessons in car safety and responsible behavior around engines and parked cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Peters Church
Little Church in Black and White by Curtis
Efrem Zimbalist argues art rests on relaxation and effortless mastery. The author quotes an Olympic athlete on balance between intense effort and calm, urging living without perpetual stress. He links Christian ideals to relaxation of spirit, contrasting with war and greed driven tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
Efrem Zimbalist
Zimbalist
Washable Hats and Patterns From Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern department advertises washable hats with pattern numbers and sizes, inviting readers to mail orders with name address and style number. Also notes community notices and obituaries including Albert Hollingsworth funeral details and local church activities.
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Lawrence Journal- World Pattern Department
New York
N.Y
Local notes share illnesses and travels after windy storm
Community updates list names and relations including Lucien and Glenn Anderson and Grace Woodward, with Ralph's 1925 death noted. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Losh and Mrs. Warner visited Ida Holtz near Richland, while Ward siblings headed to Oklahoma then Sterling. Weather damage from Sunday night wind affected yards and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergon
Barton
Effie Kampschroeder
Janet Harrell
Rev. Ward
J. H. Kennison
Emma Anderson
Patton
Fred Baldwin
Edd Steele
William Johnson
Russell Harrell
Samuel Ward
Margaret Steele
Topeka
Fred Lobb
Lobb
Glenn Jackson
Presbyterian Church
Louie Belles
Jackson
Irene Gibler
Mrs. Jackson
Mesdames
Maggie Gibler
Martin Tarpey
Eugene Gibler
Harold Herschell
Charles Kampschroeder
Vivian Hart
Beatrice
Patricia McHenry
Sarah Gibler
Adine Johnson
Mary Ann
Joyce Herschell
Franklin
Rita Lee Bidinger
Nadine
Budd Hart
Maness
Charles Hodges
Frank Stanwix
Reno
Harvey Barton
Jane Potter
Lake View
Louise Baldwin
Albert Hollingsworth
Lawrence
Mr. Hollingsworth
Jesus
Hollingsworth
Church
Clinton Cemetery
Robert Steele
William Banning
Arthur Losh
George Jensen
James Anderson
George Trest
Ruby Hollingsworth
Carter Anderson
Lucien
Glenn
Barbara Jean
Jean Christine Anderson
Grace Woodward
Lynn
Ralph
Warner
Ida Holtz
Richland
Samuel
Harold
Alice Ward
Rosales McMillian
Oklahoma
Sterling
Overbrook
Belvoir
Colorado
Thelma
Fern Kampachroeder
Ernest Nelson
Nelson
Leonard Stanwix
Veterans’ Hospital
Leavenworth
Leonard
Mra. Barton
Farm Bureau Picnic After July 30 Visit
Clinton Belvoir features a farmers column with local notes on community events. The Farm Bureau unit did not meet on schedule and plans a July 30 picnic. Local residents, family visits, and funeral attendance in Lawrence and Topeka are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Russell Harrell
Barber
Are Harrell
Blanch Harrell
Leslie Pemaritt
Jude Anderson
Lawrence
Frederick Lee Anderson
Harry Murphy
Walter Kampschroeder
Junior
Pat Shook
Shook
Kampschroeer
J. H. Kennison
Kansas City
Lucien Hollingsworth
Carter Anderson
Ebon Anderson
Topeka
Suffolk Punch Horses Shipped to New York for U S Use
Twenty three thoroughbred horses of the Suffolk punch breed are purchased by Harry Linn of Des Moines Iowa and sent to New York. It marks the first U S shipment of its kind in nearly 25 years for farm work and breeding purposes in America.
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America
London
Harry Linn
Des Moines
Lows
New York
United States
Linn
Also Mentioned on This Page
World Traveler
Miss Emerson
Sutter
Dorothydean Viets
Arkansas St
Thomas Pearson
Tennessee St
McGall
Journal-World
St. Paul
PWA
Easi
Puffy
Fea
Os Syndicate
Clinton-Belvoir
Kansas Public Service Co
Whit Amal
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell Laboratories
Western Electric
Bell System
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Texas
Dallas
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