Seville Festivities and European Tours Highlight Mrs Stutz
Mrs Stutz and party described Seville Holy Week ceremonial floats and parades with ornate robes and candles, noted American and Madrid expos plans. They visited Toledo and Amsterdam housing schemes, observing community homes and Bolshevik concerns, plus Franco- era travel via Seville to Gibraltar and London suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Seville
Havana
Omer
Avelock
Stutz
Ile Lin
United States
Madrid
Seine
Plans for Summer Abroad Travel Unfolds
Plans for summer abroad are advancing as Lawrence figures prominently in trips of local families. Dr. and Mrs. J. Byron prepare to sail June 19 from Montreal on the Mont Royal, visiting England and continental cities, with Leonard Byron and other Lawrence residents joining or accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law‘rence
J. ‘Bryon
Marcus Law
Leonard d
Mabel’ Barnhart
Lawrence
Champaign
Montreal
Duchess of York
London
Tha. Royal College. of Music
Sto Betheld
Ana
Switzerland
iLolita Russell
Martha
Washington i
Asmieun
Ces
Gies
Pripriks
Mrs Laura Underhill Kohn Aids Children At Plumfield Farm
Laura Underhill Kohn, wife of jeweler Albert Korn, runs a farm near Peekskill once linked to Louisa May Alcott’s Plumfield. She launched country outings for wealthy children's families, had them earn money by gardening and selling produce, and taught in a one room rural school at 16. She directs publicity for a national Parents and Teachers association and preserves a rambling 1780 house with a terraced garden and diverse state flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laura Under‘hill
Kohn
Luise’ M. Alcott
New
Evelang
Awenty
Horace-Mann School
Alpert ™ Korn
Yeachers’ Association
Peekskill
FLOWERS AND SHRUBS FOR THE HOME GARDEN
Flowering shrubs and perennials provide indoor decoration. Hardy annuals like snapdragon and larkspur thrive in varied conditions. Gardeners should plant mixed varieties from spring to late fall for continuous blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman Lloyd
Mulford
Drummond
China
Ountry
Not enough readable context for a proper headline
Fragmentary OCR text discusses regional plant thrive and cut flower suitability comparing annuals, with notes on stems, arrangements, and flowers like gladiolus pansies and sweet alyssum. The passage lacks a clear event or subject name to anchor a strong summary and headline.
High School Girl Advises Parents On How To Please
Bradford Virginia AP. Mary Harmon, a high school student, wins a Maneene federation of women’s clubs essay contest with guidance for ideal parents. She urges sympathetic listening to daughters and understanding the cause of fights, praising courage when deserved and welcoming school friends as real people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Mary Harmon
Mary
Jimmy
Maneene Federation of Women’s Clubs
Breakfast Menu and Dessert Preparations from a Historic Menu
A fragmentary recipe collection outlines breakfast items and a May luncheon menu with dishes such as Savory Necessity breakfast items, macaroni sandwiches, lemon extract flavored cake, vanilla and lemon frosting, and a chocolate frosting. It includes detailed steps for cake preparation, frosting, and gelatin molded salads, with notes on angel cake, ambrosia, and fruit desserts. The text preserves names of dishes and ingredients like gelatin, vanilla, lemon juice, and piecing together a luncheon-like spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrosia
Fads and Eancies Jackets and Coats For New Dresses
The article outlines fashion notes on jackets and coats matching summer dresses. It highlights hip or finger tip length jackets in new cotton fabrics, flesh colored crepe dresses with coordinating white pique coats, and elaborately stitched thread to blend materials. It mentions ratine coats with cold embroidered spirals and references a returning blouse style tied to sash and shirt waist silhouettes.
Paris fashion tips and sun worshipper paradox discussed
Mrs Fahn Stutz returns from abroad and shares Paris fashion ideas. The piece highlights sun friendly dress, blue shades worn in two to four tones, and the popularity of costume jewelry and dark wool suits. Evening wear features metallic shoes in silver and gold tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahn Stutz
Paris
Chiffon parasols set to match dainty postwar ensembles
Dior-like fashion notes describe chiffon parasols trimmed with ruffles and lace to complement diaphanous summer frocks. Designers expect the chiffon girl to lead the midsummer season with printed chiffons and matching coats. Mannequins will showcase the look to acclimate women to a renewed ultra feminine style after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daria
Chiffon
Women in Washington Embroider the Social Tapestry
Women of the Latin American diplomatic corps weave color into Washington society and official life, adding texture to the city’s social atmosphere and diplomatic circles through shared events and mutual support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pan American union aids cross continent understanding
Miss Heloise Brainerd of the Pan American union conducts a six month trip through South America. She reports American women are seen as lively yet prudent, noting changes in business roles for women and evolving home life in Buenos Aires and beyond.
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Aid Davila
Senora de Varela
Wiuay
Rade Ferrara
Senora, de Medina
Werner
North
South’ America
Pan American Union
Heloise Brainerd
Division of Education of the Union
South Amelia
mAx
Miss Rainard
Brainerd
Buenos Aires
Snl
Buneos
Mother Goose For Babies From Africa Judson Peale
Discussion praises Mother Goose as classic for infants and highlights rhythm and humor. It argues familiarity with nursery rhymes should begin early but not dominate a young child’s literacy, noting babies focus on familiar experiences and early development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Goose
Afica
Judson Peale
Keveryong
Jill
Yommy Tucker
Georgie Poray
Mother G
Home-made Stories Charm Very Young Readers
A discussion on child literature notes that simple world stories charm young children more than complex literary works. Daily life incidents with recognizable actions engage early readers, with farm animals trains automobiles and grocery stores among favored topics. Repetition and imitative sounds help children join in and enjoy the chorus.
Hard Times After Saloons Close in York Remains A Memory
In a muddled reminiscence, a former York resident recalls the town’s saloons and their social hub role. He describes past business boom, brewery stock, and cheerful days before the closure. He cites local figures McClary the undertaker and Mark the policeman, noting fewer arrests and a drop in drunks. The speaker laments economic decline, mentions artists leaving, and recalls Casey who quit drinking and bought a dairy cow after pledging total abstinence.
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York
Hindessy
Bizness
Ivery Belly
McClary
Dooley
Hinhessy
Lottar
Big Mark
Wilrruk
Alwa
Casey
Alwas
Auty Saloon League
Pinckney School Health Records and Projects Highlight Year
Pinckney school shows daily health record checks at nine, rewards for complete months, and a busy program of health and science activities. Students stage plays, visit merchants during Better Homes week, raise funds via a spring paper sale, and enjoy bird studies, silk worm watching, and garden projects. Teachers and PTA members share luncheons and lectures on home science, with fourth and fifth graders hearing Hawaii maps and island photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney School
Conversation at the saloon era and Casey's talk of cows
A fragment recalls a man named Casey who laments saloons and predicts grass growth as he muses about prosperity. He vows to buy another cow, while a speaker, likely Moike, mentions Casey now owning twenty cows and facing trouble with grass in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Moike
Abilene High Girls Enter National Dress Contest
Fifteen dresses by Abilene high school girls under Miss Pauline Holiday travel to New York for the national Borden Pat rics dressmaking contest. Seven first prizes of 200 dollars await, with many smaller awards. Miss Holiday, in her third year of home economics, is a daughter of local residents. Also mentions a dinner menu, a church supper, a local paint incident, and livestock health news.
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New Mexico
Abilenehikh
Pauline Holiday
New York
Borden
Ininety
Miss Holidays
Hone Ecoomics
Abilene
Linea
University of Kansas
Columbia University
G. Me
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Sellal Sath
Kepler
Amsterdam
Stutzes
Lothay
Vailla
Seryght
Tee
Foxford
Women Inn
W.c. T
Pinckney News
Lawrence, Kansas
Pinckney Boys and Girls
Oscar” Rumsey
Pinckney
Ji-D. McAlearney
Lucky Lindy Anne
Kansas
Board of Education
W. W. Curfman
America
Eige
A Relasst
Inier-High School
N Bert Toga
Hawaii
Pinckney Kindergarten
F. L. Hunt
Susan Friend
Eldridee Hotel
Holmes
Perky
West
Brock
Bane
Watkinson
Denswell
Stevens
Dean
Allen
Friend
Donnell
Parent-Teacher
P.T. A
Mes
Alphin
Miss Watkinson
Shuster
Pinekney
Parent-Teacher Association
Met UW
Hall
Cordley
McAllas
Thay
Miss Tord
McAllaster
Birdhouses For Sale
Inauire
Dreseias
Motor Gar Park
George Ashford
Fort, Scott
N. H
and Home Service and Laundry Co
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