Backward Look at Atkin Family Party and Local Happenings
A retrospect of an Atkin hotel children party honoring grandchildren in Salt Lake with dances at the Kit Kat and a Booth photograph. The narrative lists many attendees from the Atkin and surrounding families, plus a sewing club picnic and a girls group led by Miss Cottrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Atkin
Atkin Hotel
Atkin
Maxine
Virginia Atkin
Salt Lake
Kit Kat
Booth
Betty Adkins
Maxine Atkin
Alice Ward
Estelle
Ann Nebeker
Sarah
Mary Louise Crone
Alice Larson
Della Kirk
Amo Jane Sloan
Betty Pitchforth
Leah Smith
Eleanor Hardy
Dous Carter
Theo Fotheringham
Buddy Brooks
Clark Lee
Kenneth Hardy
Vrilba Daiis
Stanaan Atkin
Girls Sewing Club
Della Cottrell
Minersville Canyon
L. A
John Ryan
Doug
Angie Harmon
Government buys five million cattle to aid drought relief
Los Angeles June 23 1934 the United States government becomes the largest cattle buyer as the Agricultural Adjustment Administration directs a five million head purchase to aid drought stricken districts Nevada Arizona New Mexico. Cattle will be moved to slaughter centers for canning into beef to feed the needy and stabilize markets. Money for dairy herd disease eradication in California totals 450000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Dronwth
Unite States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bureau of Animal Industry
Drouth
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry Meat Inspection
Gover
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Pears and forks change dining in sixteenth century kitchens
A discussion notes pears influenced etiquette with knives and forks, referencing King Edward I’s hoard of utensils and a minstrel song calling the pear the pearl of summer. It then explains year round use of canned pears and offers two recipes Pear Pastries and Pear and Pineapple Cup with detailed steps and ingredients for four servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward I
Water from Roosevelt springs touted as cure and cosmetic use
The article touts Roosevelt hot springs water as a cure for kidney or stomach ailments and for washing hair or bathing infants. It notes the water's temperature of 300 degrees and cites Mr. Larson using it in a car battery with good results. It also covers local church program acts and a false alarm about a vacant Milford house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hot Springs
Miss Johnson
Utah Transportation Company
Ofice
Milford Hotel
Larson
Aind
Henderson Snubbed By Head Waiter Tale From Tit Bits
Henderson, in an old fashioned evening suit, stands in a restaurant vestibule waiting for his wife when a tall pompous man asks if he is the head waiter. He overhears a young fellow being told the boss does not want any more job applicants, and he uses the moment to his advantage.
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Henderson
Tit-Bits Magazine
Stray Stories Card: Holiday Misadventure at Seaside
A short misadventure tale opens with a frozen water pipe and a quarrel over plumbing. Mrs Youngwife vents irritation at their holiday lodging while the husband blames the choice on her. Thawing pipes becomes a light comic trigger.
We'll Call You Up Family Vacation Ad
A family plans a vacation trip and tells relatives they will call. The ad promotes telephone service as immediate contact and like being there. It invites inquiry to Long Distance for any rate.
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Seiberling and Firestone Tires
W.R. Martin Garage
Wayne Stoker
Les Carter
S. Smith
Angus McCloud
Allen Carter
Bill Dobson
CUMA
Telluride Power Company
Wonderselm Toan
Bardiologs
Woody Turnkig
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Tri
Teska
Ihatbe Sas
Popular Mechanics
Osteria & Dept
Chicago
MENAL
L. A. A. Church
Lauree Moore
Aileen Miller
Lou Poulton
Dan Ferguson
Frank Tansher
Mary Bowen
Frank Kitchen
Banner, Maine
Milford
Newhouse Hotel
J. B. Waters
Newhouse
Visitors Hotel Selection Bureau
W. Madison St
Chicago, LL
Ora Rt
The
Mountain States
Cline, Wilson & Cline General Law Practice
Beaver
Fillmore
Utah
Milford State Bank
U. SS
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