Writes Her Grandmother in Tropical Town Life in Tabasco Cal
A granddaughter in Tabasco Cal writes of life with Mrs. M J Schleppey on a remote Mexican village home. She details scarce mail and costly air routes, a vast house, charcoal stoves, open markets with poultry and goats, and servants while she adjusts to daily chores, siestas, and local food. The trip includes visiting Maya ruins after riding three hours through jungle. Liquor laws in the dry state provoke harsh penalties.
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J. Schleppey
East Eleventh Street
George Schléppe
Tabasco
Cal
Schleppey
United States Mail Service
George
Planque
Mexico
Sewing Machines Hum as Women Turn Again to Making Own Costumes
Women return to home sewing as patterns and fabrics offer broad options for outfits this spring. Rising costs push DIY garments using woolens, linens, and cottons, with ensembles and coats in varied shades from lavender to turquoise.
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Milady
Dresses for Summer Wear Highlight Local Advantage
A fragment notes dresses for summer wear in a locality praising wrinkleless and washable qualities as key selling points. The brief hints at practical benefits for shoppers seeking easy care attire in warm weather.
Nobody's Business Song Satirizes Drinking Norms in 1920s America
A verse heavy piece by Elizabeth Jacama criticizes public tolerance of drinking, claiming personal rights allow liquor use and carousing. It mocks Prohibition era attitudes with lines about taxes, wine parlors, and public debauchery, ending with a moral reflection on sin and downfall.
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Mily
Sam
Golden Eaglet Honors Two Lawrence Girl Scouts Tonight
Barbara Pendleton and Mary Bess Doty receive the Golden Eaglet, the highest Girl Scout honor, at a Lawrence Memorial High School pageant this evening at 8 o'clock. Both have long Scout careers in Lawrence since 1929, with leadership roles, camp experiences, and university involvement. The event marks the first time Lawrence Council presents two names for the award to one city.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial High School
Barbara Pendleton
W. H. Pendleton
Tennessee Street
Mary Bess Doty
A. E. Waddleston
West Ninth Street
Miss Doty
Katherine Crew
Pon Girl Scouts
Lawrence Council
Barbara
Mary
Bes
John Bunn
Dorothy Taylor
Sioux City
The
University
Topeka
Kansas
French Club
Women’s Athletic Association
Thespian, Dramatic, Society
Episcopal Church
Alice Gaskill King
Mary Bess
Ben E. Brown
Dover
Patteran
Galena
Elizabeth R. Bealer
Emma Howe
Robinson Gymnasium
Tau Sigma
Quack
Women's Athletic Association
Kappa ~Phi
Methodist Sorority
George Maffet
First Methodist Church
Federation Meeting to Feature Noted Artists
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs plans an art and music program at Abilene April 10 to 12. Noted participants include artist Birger Sandzen and daughter Margaret, John F. Heim Jr., Helen Hodge, Mrs. George Phillip Jr., and Dr. Oscar Loftren with daughter Jessie. Arthur Uhe also appears. Julia Lofgren is noted as former state president.
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Kansas
Kansas Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Abilene
J. E. Johntz
Birger Sandzen
Lindsborg
Margaret
Europe
John F. Heim, Jr
Manhattan
Helen Hodge
Topeka
George Phillip, Jr
Hays
Oscar Loftren
Jessie
Arthur Uhe
Julia Lofgren
Federation
Lofgren
Art Talk to Deal With America's First Museum
Radio program Art in America airs Saturdays at seven, tracing U S art from the New World to Civil War. The series aims to enliven past art to inform today’s artists, urging appreciation beyond simple good or bad. Tonight’s program highlights Charles Willson Peale as America’s first museum founder.
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America
New World
Charles Willson ‘Eale
Salmon Loaf With Peas And A Rich Sauce
A salmon loaf with celery and bread crumbs bakes in a moderate oven until firm, served with a sauce of milk butter flour peas and ground carrots. The recipe, attributed to Mrs J E Linscheid of 900 Alabama St, instructs lemon juice and salt to flavor the loaf and to combine with a separate white sauce before serving.
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J. E. Linscheid
Alabama St
Salmon Cracker Patties with Lemon Mustard Sauce
Salmon is mixed with salt cayenne and lemon juice then folded with eggs and cracker crumbs. If dry add milk then bake in buttered ramekins in a water bath for twenty minutes at 375 F and serve with Hollandaise or white sauce.
Sliced Sandwich Loaf for Tea Tables Delicately Decorated
A sandwich loaf idea for afternoon tea or evening events features a pullman loaf sliced lengthwise with fillings like chicken salad ham and horseradish eggs olives cream cheese cucumber onion and dates with nuts mayonnaise. The loaf is coated with cream cheese salad dressing and whipped cream and decorated with peppers pickles and cherries after resting five to six hours before slicing.
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Lawrence
Colfer Chicken Croquettes Serving Six With Cream Sauce
Recipe notes describe chicken croquettes serving six with a butter fattened sauce. Ingredients include butter flour milk salt paprika celery salt chopped parsley and a crumb coating. Steps indicate melting butter, whisking in flour, adding milk to thick sauce, then combining with chopped chicken and forming croquettes.
Cooking Fragments and A Sermon Note From Trinity Luther an
A collection of recipe snippets for egg mixtures fudge and chocolate sauce plus a church notice about the Brotherhood Bible Class at Trinity Lutheran church. It details class times a planned session on St Matthew and a social meeting with Prof Tabert McNair Davis and notes about fat reuse from fried doughnuts.
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Brotherhood
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Jens P. Jensen
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
A. C. Reuter
C. G. Schul
A. T. Olson
Tabert"McNair Davis
K. U.inn School
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M.’J ‘Schleppey
Mrs
Elizabeth Jacama
Ogueseh
Wolia
Fh Nobeds
Nk Horrelt
Vinland
Kan
Girl Scout Council
Journal-World
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Audit Bureau of Circulations
A. B.C
Lawrence Journal-World
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