Natural Courses And A Quick Dinner Gaffe
A playful exchange about a dinner mishap shows the cook leaving during the third course. The dialogue emphasizes timing and a lighthearted meal mishap.
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
1
National Garden Week Campaign Promoted by Women Clubs
The General Federation of Women's Clubs plans National Garden Week April 22 to 28 with Harding endorsing the effort. The program spans church observance, school garden education, city parks, and home garden projects, highlighting health, beauty, and civic value.
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General Federation OF Womens Clubs
John Dickinson Sherman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Harding
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation
White House
Washington
Winter
Warren G, Harding
Hetle
Cammaign
Torio Dickinson Sherman
Department of Applied Education
Sherman
National War Garden Commission
Whtch
Charvtes Lathrop Mack
United States School Garden Army
Bureau of Education
Gander Antone Gardens
United States Bureau of Education
Nome Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Niles
Ene Scouts
Girl Scouts
Renrest
Shold
Eskimo Diet Rules Bind Food to Hunting Seasons
A Boston Transcript excerpt recounts Eskimo dietary rules tied to hunting cycles. Seal meat dominates seals, caribou dominates land hunts, with prohibitions against mixing meats and specific cooking rules. Violating these beliefs invites wrath from departed spirits.
First Road Lays by Domesticated Cow Engineer
A humorous portrait traces how civilization shifted from bovine planning of paths to railroads and automobiles. It notes the idea that a domesticated cow is credited with designing the first road, then follows the spread of wheel driven progress worldwide and its propaganda for business and unity.
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Europe
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Leslie
Patagonia
Japan
Australia
Cape of Good Hope
Funds for Illinois roads under pay as you go plan
The Illinois Bankers Association sub committee on good roads reports funds available to complete 3,056 miles of highway in the original plan within five years without new bonds or higher motor fees. Rising motor vehicle volumes could boost highway revenue enough to finance connecting roads on a pay as you go basis, avoiding additional debt and interest.
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Ilinois
Thinota
Oregon Estimates Put 1922 24 Road Funds At 7 Million For New Roads
Oregon state officials project the highway department will have 21.5 million dollars for 1922 to 1924. Seven million dollars are slated for new roads, with the rest already obligated to prior expenses. The trunkline highway program is nearly finished and focus will shift to lateral and market roads once current trunk work is completed.
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Oregon
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Road of Remembrance planned across New York
A large scale World War soldiers memorial road will begin in New York with tree planting along long, tree lined highways. The project aims to assure health and longevity of the trees and will span more than 400 miles once completed.
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New York State
New York
Money for Better Roads Prominent PA counties raise over 46 million
Pennsylvania counties contributed more than 46 million dollars in four years to fund the state highway system. Italy plans a giant Milan to Inne district highway for exclusive auto and bus use, aiming for completion in 1923.
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Pennsylvania
Italy
Milan
Inne
Hair Groom Promises Lasting Style At Low Cost
A drug store staple, Hair Groom offers a greaseless, absorbed formula that keeps unruly or shampooed hair combed all day with a natural gloss. The product claims to give a dignified finish suitable for business or social occasions without visible residue on the hair.
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