Lucié Zora Book Tells of Wild Animal Trainer Years
Bel a author Lucié Zora will publish a book drawing on her years as a wild animal trainer with the Sells Fluto. The introduction is by Courtney Mayley Cooper. Zora, long tied to Moffat County and Colorado circles, has ties to the Business and Professional Women’s Club and Colorado Woman’s Council of Defense.
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Bela
Ilers Follay
Lawrence
Ams
Frederick Alispay
Colorado
Courtney
Mayley Cooper
Ant
Moffat County
Connecticut
Colrado Woman’s’ Council of Defense
Dee
Fort Pierce
Fla
S. W
R. L. Anderson
AL In
Kansas Man Prefers Rural Kansas Home Over City Life
Mrs. Jacqmiane, visiting Pittsburgh, says she prefers large cities with lawns and ample trees but plans to stay in Kansas. Her husband previously led a glass company's Washington, Pennsylvania operation, and two children are finishing education in Kansas as the family moves.
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Kansas
Pittsburgh
Q. Jacqmiale
Pittsburgeh
Tein
Dittsburgh
National Glass ” Arbitration
Getavearg i i
Piasburrh
Jacquain
Jacqmain
Witishuselt Wisden Glass Company
Washington, Pa
Nat Place
Dtésbar
Laughives
Eck Jures
Dacqmain
Tabhex-Owens
W. Va
Cape Jasmine Grown Inside Now Blooming at Mrs Cotel Home
Mrs TL Cote of 2200 Massachusetts Street reports a Cape Jasmine plant grown indoors is blooming in her home Altha the plant stands under nine inches tall with cream flowers and sweet fragrance An additional bud unfolds and leaves resemble southern varieties She plans to keep it indoors year round and to propagate more specimens indoors as long as warmth and fragrance endure
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Cote
Massachusets Street
Binam
Altha
Miram
Cste Denarndy
Cape
Wil Vette
Mectine Meeting of P T A to Be Held Atchison Next Month
The Parent- Teacher Association plans a convention in Atchison on April 12 and 13. Delegates elected at this month’s meetings will attend, with officers acting as delegates. Dean R. A. Schwegley of the University School of Education will speak on the program.
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P.T
Hue
Atchison
Curhay
Whs
R. A. Schwegley
University School of Etued
Tion
Langhorne Sisters in Politics Eye U.S. Convention
The Langhorne family, famed for charm and wit, gains attention as Nancy Langhorne and her sister enter political life. Nancy, now Lady Astor and first woman MP in Britain, and another sister are linked to political activity, while Mrs. Gibson pursues a role as convention delegate. Their mother remains a Democratic supporter, with the Gibson family preparing for a Houston convention trip.
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New York
APJ
Langhorne
Virginia
Atlantine
Charles Dana Gibson
Ov Yulinger
Lady Astor
England
Houston
Nancy Langhorne
Fren
Nanas
Bney Langhorne
Mets
Robert Brand
Lanl Phipps
London
Nancy
Coali- Fenn Sur Nist
Plymouth
Sutton
Gibson
Alfoad FE. Smith
Gibson Girl
Fettvention
Din International Schpe
Langhorne ‘Sisters
Charles. Dana
Dr Caroline Hedger To Speak To Women Here Thursday
Dr Caroline Hedger of Chicago, a leading medical writer and educator, will speak at Fraser Hall at 7:30 PM under the Women's Student Government Association. She will address university women and attend a supper at Six o’clock at the Thimble tea room. Reservations for the supper may be made with Miss Agnes Thomsen or Mrs Bryant.
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Caroline Hedger
Chicago
Lawrence Wonida
Ursity Rirs
Fraser Hall
Women’s Student Government Association
Hedges
Margaret Batlo
Br. Sledger
Elizabeth “McCormick
Florence Sherbon
Dora R. Bryant
Alu. W
Lawrence
Agnes ‘Thomp
Bryant
March Garden Duties and Tools for Early Spring
An old garden column outlines spring tasks for March including tool upkeep, marking seed beds, and sharpening implements. It stresses clean notes in two garden notebooks, soil preparation with compost and roller use, pruning, and starting new compost heaps, plus mulching and sowing early peas and sweet peas.
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Incas and Cuzco Journey Across High Andes
A travel letter from a correspondent recounts crossing Juliaca to Cuzco, describing the ancient Inca Empire, the sun worship, vast terraces, and the ruined palaces later altered by the Spaniards. The narrative details Peruvian life, mountain roads, and lake Titicaca with historical notes on Incas and Pizarro, ending with mentions of local Camp Fire activities.
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Cuzco
Pizarro
Juliaca
Willcox
Col. Holt
Mexico
Central America
Andes
Japan
Egypt
Sum
Lake Titicaca
Quito
Arahualan
Cajamarca
Kashmer
Fieiy
Juca
Spain
Saesahtaman
W I C T U Prohibition At Its Worst
A discussion of Irving Fisher and his evolving view on national prohibition. The piece notes his shift from education and school teaching to support for constitutional prohibition, influenced by wartime measures and the economic costs of alcohol. It references his 1926 1927 work and wartime actions.
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Isenate
New York
Faming
Mr. Fisher
United States
Kansas
Salina
Irving ‘Fisher
Yale University
Fisher
Women’s Christian Temperance. Union
National Defense
Alcoho
Camp Fire meeting plans layette project and notes
The Marenpo Camp Fire group met at Dorothy Stewart's home with nine girls and their guardian present. They planned a Red Cross layette activity, cut out garments, assigned tasks, and discussed a candy sale for March 17 at the Douglas County Republican office.
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Analiyi Cawp
Mildred.ngham
Red Cross
Mississippi
Dorothy
Stewart
Guardian
Siven
Douglas
Fayette
Jafternoon
Helen Wilson
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Tani
Heler Bunt Jackson
Maya
Hallo
Cusco
Mohave
Lake ‘Iticaca
Sotland
Hull
Cardiff
Wales
Titicaca
Cordilera Real
Alberta
Moody
The
Yrobin
Ananias
Humbug
Rachel Edson
Pills
Mie
Wayer
P. i
Sean
Powier
W.ic. T. U
Sahara
Thoxi
Peoples State Bank
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