Selfishness tale contrasts Jones Lyceum with John Perkins
In Bloomsberry John Perkins pursues selfish pleasure while a rich uncle leaves a fortune to found the Jones Lyceum for better class use. After a letter from Alaska reveals Perkins’s inheritance, he becomes a miser giving small sums to the poor, while the Jones memorial thrives as a public center. The town debates which path—care for the rich’s legacy or secret gifts to the needy—was preferable.
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Johany Perkins
Bloomsberry
Guy
Johnny
Edward Jones
Jones Lyceum
Jones
Jobn Perkins
John
Dawson
Alaska
John Perkins
Lyceum
Gobble Perkins
Jolu
Legion
Jones Mermortal
Perkins
Plain little biddop dress for layette use
Fashion note outlines a simple baby dress with neck casing for ribbon draw, finished with Farrow or lace edging. Materials suggested include soft batiste and fine nainsook. pattern May Manton number 7971, one size, requires 2 1/8 yards fabric and 1 yard edging, send 10 cents plus 2 cents postage.
Drapery Fashion Highlights In Autumn Dress Styles
A descriptive note on autumn fashion features a dress with prominent drapery element. The gown showcases fullness and stylish folds with a two part skirt arranged over a panel and refined trimming details.
Milady's Mirror on Summer Hand Care and Beauty Claims
Summer hand care tips cover cleansing, creams, and gloves to prevent drying and aging. A playful Victorian style piece adds a quip about Edison promoting a sleep based beauty method, with humorous remarks from Mrs. Edison on six hours of sleep.
Clam Based Dishes From Heat to Chowder Menu
A historic guide outlines clam inspired dishes for hot weather including Clam Salad Clam Mousse and Fried Clam Fritters. It presents steps to heat vinegar for clams and to make a clam mousse with clam juice and whipped cream then freeze into a soft texture.
Cheap Roast From Stale Bread Guide
Instructions describe making a loaf crust roast using stale bread, thyme, onion, salt, pepper, rare meat, and suet. Bake thirty to forty minutes, baste with hot water, and carve into three quarters of an inch slices. Variations include using leftover sausage instead of beef.
How to Wash China Silk
Instructions advise not hanging silk to dry. Instead wring dry and wrap in white material for about an hour then iron. This method reportedly yields better results and prevents yellowing.
Contributions for the Visiting Nuree Association
Donations for the Visiting Nuree Association’s summer work from larger cities can be left at the record office and acknowledged in this column. Supper hours from 5 to 6 p.m. offer beef, beefsteak, lamb or mutton with bread and butter plus a glass of milk.
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Nuree Association
Mabing
Health Talks The Runabout Baby Chapter IV
The article lists dietary guidelines for healthy children from birth to age two, detailing meal times and foods. It emphasizes boiling milk, offers age-based meal options including porridge bread and milk, soft boiled egg, beef broth, rice dishes, and milk.
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Jules
How to Clean Your Ice Box and Food Chamber
The guide explains cleaning the ice box with borax and baking soda in hot water. It advises scalding all parts, brushing away slime, leaving doors open to dry, and not storing foods until the box is cold. Do not place bananas onions or strong foods in the box. Avoid paper rags and use asbestos only in separate compartments. Scald pipes weekly and use charcoal to control odors.
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Ack
Evelyn
Daddy
Wana
Wong
Tom
Wang
Bin
Winz
Wyne
Nery
Wune
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Chin
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AMS
Kuna
Fred
Puzsle
Louisiana
Helen E- Forbes
Belle Fulton
Broadway
RED Bank
Asbury Park
J. Krides Red Bank
Lemartre Lace and Embroidery CO
Cookman Ave
Emory Gt
Regal Shoes
Fem Wen Ans
the Fashion Shop
Ladies’ Apparel
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East Front St
Ae Ofies & Ans
Bree
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