Home Economics Girls Style Show At Community Building
The home economics group sponsored by Instructor Misa Astin hosted a style show sew exhibit and tea for mothers friends and the high school girls at the Community building on Thursday afternoon. The students made progress after sewing this semester with help from 4 H and home activities. They had little prior sewing, but receive mostly individual instruction to progress at their own pace and gain confidence in originality and neatness.
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Misa Astin
Commonity
Malvern High School Style Show Showcases Student Fashion
A Malvern High School student styled fashion in a four part exhibit in The Malvern Leader. Students modeled garments including pajamas house dresses sport dresses and afternoon dresses under Miss Austin and Miss Artswell. Teas were poured by Mabel Dyke Geneva Richardson and others served as hostesses and cooks while guests praised the students and Miss Austin for their work.
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Miss Austin
Mabel Dyke
Geneva Richardson
Every Dog Has His Day Says Malvern Seniors
Seniors at Malvern High celebrate National Baby Week while juniors busy with banquet plans. They decorate the assembly with baby blue and white colors, banners drape the water tower, signaling a lively senior week amidst school rivalries and loyalty.
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Malvern High
Sophomores Rally Colors and Chants for Senior Farewell
A lively assembly features sophomores in blue and white, shouting playful lines about the seniors. The seniors have decorated the hall, while the juniors brace for three more weeks before advancing, with plans to continue the school spirit rivalry.
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Ericaeta
Agriculture Class Trip to Omaha Plants and Facilities
Malvern high school agriculture students toured Omaha sites arranged by the Chamber of Commerce. Groups visited Hell Telephone Building, Fairmont Creamery, Armour Packing House, and the Grain Exchange, observing elevators, milk processing, butter production, cattle slaughter, and market operations. Names of students and chaperones are listed throughout.
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D. B. Mathie
Smith-Hughes
Malvern High School
Hia
Omaha
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
James Benton
Gene Hoovret
Eugene Herts
Felton Jones
Edward Piper
Donald Riggins
Carl Len
Harl Dasher
Max Dashner
Carl Holden
Donald Len
Max Shook
Hobertt Benton
Merle Wilcox
Sy Wearin
Harry Nelson, Jr
Donald Raines
Randall Kifhe
Lloyd Harman
Walter Dohher
Clyde Dickelabach
Glenn Butler
Herman Breahing
Nelson
Donnet
Hell
Missouri River
City of
Fairmont Creamery
Eugene Hertz
Armour Packing House
Armour
Protein content test using coloration dye method
The article describes adding a base solution to a reagent to produce a distinct color that indicates protein content. The color indicates the solution's strength and the protein percentage, stated as 0.03 percent accuracy. The text also notes a broadcasting station located in the same building and mentions Harry Nelson.
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WAAW
Harry Nelson
Two in the First Grade Have Birthday Parties
The article notes two first grade birthdays this week. Carolyn Boehner celebrated at her home with classmates invited, and Edgar Cook turned seven with a school party featuring cake and ice cream. Visitors included Mrs Walker and son Billy, and Mrs Cook with Nancy.
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Carolyn Boehner
Edgar Cook
BE. Walker
Billy
K. R. Cook
Nancy
Seniors Display Their Glass Clots This Week
The assembly was decorated in blue and white with seniors prominently showing banners atop the Aqua Turis while juniors added Terra Firma decorations. References to a New York World quote discuss brewers and distillers willing to pay large federal taxes to restore pre prohibition production, alongside notes on school studies and language work.
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New York World
World
Orioles to Clash With Sidney Tracksters Friday
Malvern high school trackmen will travel to Sidney next Friday for a dual meet with the Sidney athletes. Coach Talcott plans to take about ten members of the Oriotes track squad to represent the team.
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Malvern High School
Sidney
Talcott
Oriotes
Greed Is Back of It How much of the outcry against prohibition originates with the
A clipped discussion probes who fuels the anti prohibition furor and whether greed or principle drives the public debate. The piece weighs tax revenue fears, bootlegging lore, and political pressure shaping the temperance controversy.
School Year Ended Yet Freshies Still Study Hard
The piece notes few days of school remain while freshmen face longer lessons and tougher expectations. It asks whether semester exams will be easy and wonders about the close of the school year.
Scientist Umpire Advice Cited For Fame
A Buffalo Evening News quip notes a scientist could gain fame by showing an umpire how to water his eye before a game, highlighting a humorous take on pregame antics and spectator wit.
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Buffalo Evening News
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