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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
8
An Oklahoma bride recounts filling in for William Jennings Bryan at a chautauqua luncheon, hoping for compensation but receiving only a teacup and saucer. Other anecdotes cover thrifty canning lore and knitting feats by Lawrence residents, including wartime sock production and a wrist-restoring tablecloth project.
A simple preparation combines cottage cheese with chopped chives or onions minced sweet pickles and finely chopped pimiento. Season with salt and paprika and chill before serving as is or as a filling.
Historical scrapbook created by Mary L Robinson and gathered by Lawrence women in 1896 to form Betty Washington chapter of the D A R. The book contains hundreds of clippings on historic events and notable figures and includes editorials on the Revolution and the Sons of the American Revolution. The volume, owned by the chapter, is held by Regent Mrs E M Owen for safekeeping pending storage.
Puzzle entries include across and down clues with varied answers. Many items reference common words such as scent, tread, adhesive, witness, beverage, and election results, alongside place names and objects like Great Lakes, Yale, Rock City, and Persian metal fastener.
With her mother Mrs Jane M Robinson and sister Emelie she moved to Kansas in 1867 after eleven years in West Brookfield Massachusetts. She traced her ancestry to Cromwell. Miss Robinson lived in North Lawrence and was at one time president of the Current Event club.
League of Women Voters backs Copeland food and drug bill praising wider definitions of adulterated and misbranded products new cosmetics covered and packaging must list ingredients. It strengthens enforcement and requires prior analysis of new drugs by the secretary of agriculture with safety determining sale.
Practical hints include preventing peach browning with lemon juice and refrigeration, keeping bulbs and shades clean for brightness, and adding cinnamon or nutmeg for desserts. Also guidance on washing washable wallpaper with mild soap, and making frosted grapes as a garnish for fruit dishes.
A dust-covered driver with Montana plates followed the Lake Michigan shoreline for miles before stopping at the Kenosha police station and asking how much farther to find a bridge. He admitted he may have missed the Mississippi while touring the river area.
Designers draw on college styles for wearable summer wear with a soft full silhouette. Back fullness and shirring shape the new lines while Paris previews hint at fall with shoulder emphasis and slim skirts. Pastel felts and matching accessories create versatile outfits for warm weather.
The article praises fresh vegetables for budget cooks and health, urging steaming to retain vitamins. It lists dishes like Green asparagus tips baked with pimento, Breaded Tomatoes with Cheese, and a Tomato and Cucumber Cocktail, with detailed steps and servings.
A jumble of fashion and food tips shows New York style influences with new comb designs, garlic stews, tomato cocktails, vegetable souffle cups, corn and cabbage dishes, beets with horseradish sauce, and a berry mixture ready for freezing. Recipes mix with hair accessory notes from Dumas and Fred Behr.
A summer program for small children started this week with eight enrollments. Six girls Fritzi Meyn Helen Louise St Clair June Griesa Betty Blue Joan Perry and Anita Boughton attend daily from 9 to 12 in Meyn home playhouse. They enjoy games stories songs and a milk and cookie lunch.
A dessert combines leftover cake with seeded fresh cherries and diced pineapple. The mixture chills for several hours and is served plain or with a sprinkle of broken nuts.
Mrs. Robert Zipp and Mrs. John Kielers of Kansas City socialized with Mrs. Paul Hadle. Numerous visits and dinners unfold across Turner Redfield Lawrence Lawrence guests including Hammert family Anadarko and many local households with travel to Gallatin Kansas City and Denver noted.
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