Women in Business ClubHighlights National Women’s Week
The Women in Business club marks National Business Women's Week March 1 16 with programs to showcase women's accomplishments. It outlines major projects education rally training thrift public relations and community contribution while promoting health social activities and fund raising.
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Lawrence
Oper Griseny
Elb Rooms
East Ninth Street
Bessie Clarke Randle
Mabel Glendenning
Wagner
F.T. Stockton
University School of Business
Josephine Hilton
Haskell Institute
Mae Rublee
Avis
Shirley
Innes, Hackman and Co
Thse
Iby
Ttheir
Mabel Stevenson
Florence Barrows
Gertrude Jénsen
Mayme Corcoryant
Mabel Eldridge
Lea Drebing
Carrie Thompson
Hattie
Alc Claing
Bernice Jones
Isa Wellman
Ervice
Birdie Zwick
Co-eds at Manhattan College Embrace Vegetables and Milk
Manhattan College co-eds in Van Zile Hall dormitory favor vegetables and milk over sweets, with dietitian ISB Le Vella Wood noting the variety and preparation methods entice the students. Carrots, raw or grated, are praised for vitamins and flavor, appearing in gelatin moulds, with combinations including pineapple and bacon dishes mentioned as appealing.
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Manhattan — College
van Zile Hall
van ‘Zile
Hall
Way To A Man's Heart Sandwiches Dish Revealed
Fragmentary OCR describes a prep method for sandwiches with bread crusts and butter, cream, and seasoned mixtures. It mentions olives, steamed items, and a prep sequence prior to serving, with unclear names and numbers.
Local Business Women's Week Observance Highlighted
Photograph credit to Lawrence shows Emma Wagner president of the local B and PB Women’s club aiding in National Business Women’s Week observance and activities.
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cPhoto
Lawrence
Emma Wagner
Trees in Kansas and Historic Trees Highlight
The Lawrence Flower club read papers on Trees in Kansas, Kansas trees and historic trees. Margaret Whittemore notes Kansas hosts over 230 million trees including 3 million fruit and 555 thousand street trees. The piece highlights cottonwood lore near Garden City and a notable Capitol cottonwood in Topeka, with roots tracing to early state history and presidential campaigns.
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Journal World
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Bum
Gardner
State Card of Agriculture
Lawrence
Edward Bumgardner
Unive
Green Hall
Museum
Albert Dickens
Forrester
Margaret E. Whittemore
Scott
Pottawatopie
Mary
Chilton
Barber
Congress
Dodge City
Ogallab
Kansas State Agricultural College
The
Agricultural College
Fort Hays
Mity
Myra Perrings
Garden City
State’ Capitol
State House
Harrison
cKinley
Taft
First Lady Sketch From Milwaukee Girl Lou Henry
Fragment from 1887 shows Lou Henry, later First Lady, as a clever child who liked painting. Neighboring in Clearwater Kansas, she drew in Mrs. Jane B. Eckel’s sketchbook and signed under a sunbonnet maid. A blot later became a large fly on the page.
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Milwaukee
Lou Henry
Jane B. Eckel
Herbert Hoover
Windmills and oaks of Kansas in memory and warning
A reminiscence tour describes a topeka area cottonwood famed as Kansas largest and two other trees near Baldwin and Halstead. It links the Windmill Tree to poet Edna Becker and recalls Signal Oak’s historic alarm use. Kit Carson’s tree story recalls cavalry rescue. the essay ends with a sober call for ending beverage alcohol traffic.
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Englewood
Kansas
Maplehill
Topeka
Edna Becker
Baldwin
Kit Carson
Halstead
Bla Kettle Creek
Black Kettle
Hard
United States Cavalry
General Custer
Prohibition Debate on Economic Power and Recovery
Mrs O Jacqmain discusses how alcohol profits harmed fair competition and national wealth. She cites Russia's wartime experience showing revenue loss but boosted productivity. She argues WWI era gains in efficiency depend on suppressing drink to speed economic recovery and national competitiveness.
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United States
Russia
Russian Empire
Dinner Menu Buttered Sani Chops and Frosted Cakes
Dinner menu lists broiled Sani chops with buttered potatoes and creamed peas, fruit salads, bread, cookies, coffee, and a regional dessert plan. It details frosting steps for a cake and a rolled frosting recipe with sugar syrup and meringue, plus baking and cooling instructions.
Talks To 9 é& . Parents SEPARATE LIVING QUARTERS
A discussion argues for separate living quarters for a child to shield him from adult life and to provide an ideal environment. It emphasizes the child's early learning of cleanliness orderliness truthfulness quiet behavior and appropriate asking without distress. The piece notes the child’s limited capacity for learning many lessons while surrounded by adults and the need for protected space during formative years.
Fragmented note on child welfare and environmental stress
The passage argues that adult conversations and activity harm children who share living spaces with adults. It contends constant corrections weary children more than education and that noisy, multi-task environments distract them from age-appropriate activities and impose distinct handicaps.
Ginghamham Goes From Kitchen Garb to Swanky Florida Fashion
Palm Beach society notes the revival of gingham as high fashion. Debutantes wear red plaid gingham ensembles with bias-pleated skirts and matching jackets, coordinated blouses, hats, bags, and shoes. A fashionable debutante, recently deceased, wore a refined gingham look prior to her death.
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Palm Beach
Breakers
Beaux Arts
Lnger
Deb
Peanut Butter Cheese Celery Sandwich Recipe Notes
A fragment describes making rolled peanut filling sandwiches using white or graham bread. Features ground peanuts, cheese, celery, and mayonnaise, rolled in crustless bread, tied, chilled, then sliced. Attributed to Mrs F L Hartman of Route 7.
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Irs
F. L. Hartman
Route 7
Revival Meetings Begin Two Weeks Evangelistic Camp at United Brethren
Revival meetings start Sunday at United Brethren Church on Seventeenth and Vermont marking a two week evangelistic campaign led by Rev E E McAfferty who will direct and preach each evening with a group of personal workers. The pastor directs the song service and the overall campaign aims for a great ingathering at Easter. Mrs Hancock solos Sunday morning with Mary Lou Earlenbaugh from the School of Fine Arts singing Oh Tender Shepherd in the evening. We invite the entire community to attend.
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United Brethren Ch Sinc
Seventeenth
Vermont
E.E. McAferty
McAfferty
Paper Sale To Benefit Junior High P T A
Junior High P T A announces a Saturday paper sale on March 29. Patrons must call 2038 M before 11 o clock Friday morning to arrange collection. Please tie papers and magazines in separate bundles.
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P.T. A
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Manhattan
Igor Yonge
W. D. Fontes
Lawrence Flower Club
Abigail Cresson
Anil
Mrs. O. Jacqmain
Florida
Trai Palm Beach
Hom Lawrence
Home Service and Laundry Co
13Th and
Cenn
OLD Dutch Mill Company
C. A. Philippi
Victory
Mr. Philippi
Standard Oil Company
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