Calumet Baking Powder Gap Super Brewer Recipe
A garbled recipe fragment mentions baking powder, a mixed batter, and a method with a moderate oven and hot water bath for 80 minutes until firm. It is followed by an unrelated quote about idleness and a cryptic note about after-dinner speech opportunities for the poor.
Aurora Post Opens 1926 Membership Drive With Giant Check
Mayor Charles H. Greene signed a 24 by 10 feet giant check for Roosevelt Aurora post of the American Legion marking the start of a dramatic 1926 membership drive. Activities included newspaper lists of ex service men, church aid, a telephone campaign by 15 girls, telegrams via 80 scouts, an Off-to-Paris Night streetcar float, a mutt dog parade, and Forty and Eight stunts to recruit members.
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Charles H. Greene
Aurora
Ill
Roosevelt-Aurora Post
American Legion
Greene
Legion
Legion Survey Committee
Paris
Two Girls and One Boy Legion Essay Winners
National Americanism Commission of the American Legion named three winners for 1924 25. Elizabeth Shankland of Watseka Illinois won first prize a 750 scholarship to study music at Northwestern University and has taught piano since age twelve. Gertrude Carter Stockard of Mountainburg Arkansas earned second prize 500 for further study and plans music at the School of Applied Arts in New York City while pursuing degrees at Columbia University. Earle A Tompkins of Easthampton Massachusetts won third prize 250 and plans a business career. The essays praised the Legion and its defense of the U S Constitution.
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National Americanism Commission of the American Legion
Elizabeth Shankland
Watseka
Ill
Northwestern University
Gertrude Carter Stockard
Ozarks
Mountainburg
Ark
Pureka Springs
Fort Smith
Southwest
School of Applied Arts
New York City
Columbia University
Earle A. Tompkins
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Easthampton
Mass
The
Legion
United States
Legionnaires
Radio Delivers National Legion Convention Coverage From Omaha
Millions listened as WOAW radio broadcast nonstop from 8 15 a m to 11 p m. Two thousand individuals appeared before the microphone to relay specialties and news from the American Legion convention in Omaha.
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National Convention of the American Legion
Omaha
WOAW
Topcoats of Gay Woolens for Children Fashion in Spring
Julia Bottomley outlines spring children’s wear featuring knitted woolens and rayon, with long coats, fur trims, plaid patterns, and bright color palettes. Emphasizes practicality, home dressmaking tips, and the shift from ginghams to novelty knits for a stylish, tailored look.
Variety filled kitchen tips and sandwich ideas
A 1934 Kitchen Cabinet feature promotes diverse, nutritious meals with coconut salads and winter vegetables. It includes recipes for Horseradish Cream Butter, Apple Fluff with custard, Onion Stuffing, Cheese and Jelly Sandwiches, Pate de Foie Gras style sandwiches, Watercress and Egg spread, Lettuce salads, and Hot Beefsteak Sandwiches with horseradish butter and tomato.
Letters Endorse Pe-ru-Na For Catarrh Cures
In 1904 two letters describe chronic catarrh and bowel trouble relieved by Pe-ru-Na after several days and five bottles. A Mrs Bourland, nearing seventy nine, also praises its health benefits and personal use. The letters promote the Pe-ru-Na Companys catarrh book and product availability.
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