Mrs J E Hoopes Grew Oklahoma City Flower Club
Mrs J E Hoopes helped found the Oklahoma City Flower Club, inspiring many to start gardens. She hosted a twelve day visit for appreciation and promoted wild flax plantings in city parks. Her love of flowers extends to roses, lilies, and a storied rose bed with many hybrid teas.
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Young Musicians Race to National Contest and Cash Prize
Lawrence and surrounding area students under 24 may enter the Interstate Student Contest organized by the National Federation of Clubs under Sesquicentennial music committee. State and district rounds run in October with winners advancing to a national contest in Philadelphia, where each classification winner earns 500 dollars.
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Rislir
Ron
Traste
Orfan
Kay . Gibson
Eighth Street
Kansas City
Sis
America
Miss Beatrice Belkin Wins Applause In Maine Tour
Miss Belkin tours Maine with violinist Benno Rabinoff under Mr Chapman. Bangor critics praise her lyric power and stage presence, predicting a bright future. Her voice described as pure and wide ranging, with refined pianissimo and coloratura.
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Maine
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Benno Rabinoff
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City Hell
Lincoln and Douglas Debate Remembered by Lewistown Resident
Grace Purdum recalls her mother's account of Lincoln and Douglas debating before the Lewistown court house in Illinois. The event drew crowds as parades and floats showcased competing factions. Lincoln, modest in dress and plain in speech, impressed many more than Douglas, whose polished oratory divided locals. Lincoln’s legacy endures as history’s consensus favors him over Douglas.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Lewistown
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Wetmore
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New Turkish Law Lets Women Marry Persians
In Constantinople on June 5, a new law ends a fifty year ban allowing Turkish women to wed Persians. The change reflects sectarian and cultural tensions between Sunni Turks and Shiite Persians. Marriages remain restricted for Turkish men to Muslims, while men may still marry women of other faiths.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Way To A Man's Heart Cherry Desserts From Esther Wilber
A collection of cherry recipes including Cherry Pie with thickened cherries and meringue topping, Cherry Cobbler with crust and perforated top, Cherry Roll with lard crust, and a Cherry Sauce. Recipes specify cherries, sugar, starch, crusts, and baking steps from Esther F. Flory and others.
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Melton
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Esther F. Flory
Lone Star
Harmonizing Col ors Worn
New York fashion notes urge harmony across footwear frock hat and accessories. This year contrasts are paired with a coordinated scheme, allowing hats handbags shoes hose and scarves to vary while remaining visually balanced. Designers say three colors may appear in an ensemble, with lining or blouse providing subtle contrast.
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New York
Smart Fifth Avenue chic shifts to color harmony
A fashion note from Fifth Avenue describes a stylish young woman in a gray boyish suit pair with a gray hat in orchid tones and a yellow scarf. Accessories including orchid handbag and yellow pocket kerchief create color harmony, with matching undergarments to the frock becoming a popular trend this season.
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Enue
English Woman Would Have Boys Also Taught Dietetics and Cooking
London June 5 AP reports Dr Elizabeth Sloan Chesser addressing the Parents' Association at Lady Mattey's residence. She argues that dietetics and cooking should be compulsory for both boys and girls, noting girls should be prepared to be good housewives as well as professionals like doctors, barristers, nurses, artists, and journalists.
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Elizabeth Sloan
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Parents’ Association
Lady Mattey
Cesser
Camp Fire Girls Camp Notes Highlight Local Meetings
Camp Fire groups met last week with eight girls and guardians at Caub Fire Girls and Lena group plans a hike and slumber party. Lena’s new guardian Bernice Mitchell attended. A lengthy reflection on camp values emphasizes physical recreation, teamwork, leadership, nature knowledge, pioneer tradition, good memories, and lifelong habits. Marengo group met with eight girls, a new president, and dues discussed. Officers to serve six months, camping postponed, pencils and dues due next meeting.
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Lena
Alice Mitchell
Pennsylvania Street
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Marengo
Jacqueline Sheppherd
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Helen Wilson
Marianna Smith
Camp Fire Group Plans Summer Camp And Rally
Meetings adjourned after a social afternoon with cookies and ice cream. A Lawrence Camp Fire group plans a week at Maple Hill June 13 to 20 for girls ages 11 to 16 with lodging, swimming, and crafts. Registration by Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce, led by Margaret Kennedy. fundraisers and a rally Sunday at Memorial High School.
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Lawrence Camp Fire Guardians’ Association
Lawrence
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Chamber of Commerce
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Susie Johnson
K. U
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Camp Fire Cottage
Memorial High School
Rain Follows Dry Period As Local Families Visit Lawrence
A series of local residents including Mr and Mrs Tom Tobler and Mrs Wm Winters traveled to Lawrence on Thursday. Noah Weimer and Georgie Lewis also joined, with families visiting and attending church services in Pleasant Grove. A light rain Sunday eased dry crops while locals hosted visitors from Lawrence and St Joe and shared meals at various homes.
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Stony Point
Tom’ ‘Tobler
Wm. Winters
Lawrence
Lewis
Georgie
Noah’ Weimer
Alva Rockhold
Noah Weimer
Lewis Georgie
Will Winters
Pleasant “Grove
Dave Wray
Dave Kesler
Artie Davidebn
Columbia
John Tobler
Walker Randall
Chas, Kassinger
Junior
Jim Kassinger
Robert Nement
St. Joe
Norments
Vinland visitors and shoppers noted in brief listing
Parents Mr and Mrs John Dailey Loyd Craiz Melvin Holmes and Glen McQueen were Baldiin visitors Monday forenoon Mrs Geo Tucker and son Solen were Vinland visitors Tuesday af Jim Kassinger was a Vinland shopper Medesga forenoon Kansas Churches Bank High Topeka Thirteen per cent at all the Presbyterian church Kansas have weekly religious in
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Loyd Craiz
Melvin Holmes
Glen McQueen
Geo. Tucker
Solen
Jim. Kassinger
Medesga
Kansas
Bank High
Comparison of State Price Variations Across Regions
The note compares price differences across states with percentages cited for New York California Oregon and Wisconsin and a 3 1 2 figure in Thine. This fragment suggests a survey or index illustrating regional cost disparities. Names and concrete data are sparse in the readable text.
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