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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions feathers and birds and a garden setting. It references a social dynamic about donations or demands, with scattered terms like birds, feathers, garden, and friends. The readable content is limited and uncertain.
A fragmentary report mentions Laysenge Woman planning a journey this summer with references to places near the pole and intercontinental routes. The text is garbled but implies travel involving the Bermudas, the United States, and northern Mexico with noted geographic details.
A Glasgow mystery unfolds as a pirate tale tied to a shadowy captain. Residents report eerie signals along the roads near the river where strange sails were seen and a lone figure commands a vessel it is said. Authorities caution cautionary tales while investigators pursue concrete clues.
Staratch Miss Piabeth Kor Eat Dinish reports ational convention plans for the summer and guardian dues. Camp Fire events at Bell's Music, Woodgatherers’ rites, and a ceremonial meeting at Roth Roland’s home feature girls naming Camp Fire names, oath pledges, and a Woodgatherer rank ceremony. Refreshments, party plans, and badge work feature in a busy week at Woodlawn and Chelawansa groups.
Jaynita Longshore and members plan a fall bazaar with handmade items to raise funds for a summer vacation, while Sandy and food sales are arranged. The group will send dues to national headquarters for a one year term and a new member is elected. Minnehaha Camp Fire notes list officers elected earlier: Grace Vernon president Elizabeth Wolsford vice president Eleanor Brsgord secretary Gretava Smith treasurer.
Fragmented recipe notes list Corn Custard with milk eggs and corn, butter, salt, baked custard steps. Corn Britters combine corn, milk, flour, pepper and baking powder with shortening, fried on a greased griddle. Also mentions Mrs. Wilford of Miss street.
Cynthia Grey argues beauty starts at home in a case about Jill, a young wife who abandons her public allure after marriage. Jack, the husband, notices the shift as Jill stops grooming, wears grease stained dresses, and neglects her appearance, revealing how a wife’s look affects perception.
Tea stains should be removed with borax and boiling water. Let sit then rinse. Iron linen on the wrong side until dry, then finish on the right side. Hang to keep weight even. the warp threads are stronger. Use a pad and brads to bring out the pattern.
Los Angeles May 4 Women are said to persist in losing items due to pockets in clothing. A clothier notes streetcar passengers often stash items like silk undergarments, a pearl necklace, boots with currency, whiskey, and even a rattlesnake in bags, leading to puzzling receipts and accusations of concealed belongings.
A vintage magazine profile lauds Mary Pickford for her chic fashion sense and enduring vitality. It cites her long acting career, steady housekeeping, and quiet, scandal-free life as keys to staying young and respected in Hollywood.
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