Aimee Dubuc de Rivery and the Turkish Empire
Halliburton recounts Aimee Dubuc de Rivery the veiled empress of the Turkish empire and her cross continent rise with Mahmoud and Napoleon. The piece links her to Josephine and details bold political moves shaping French and Turkish fortunes.
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Aimee Dubuc de Rivery
Josephine
Napoleon
T. Pierre
Martinique
France
Aimee
Nantes
England
Seraglio
Tin
Vicomte de Beauharnais
Corsica
Napoleon Bonaparte
Madame Bonaparte
Constantinople
Mahmoud
Seraglios
Selim
Mustapha
Indian Ocean
Adriatic Sea
Sultan
Europe
Paris
Russia
Turkey
Roumania
Sultan Mahmoud
Moscow
Morton
Beresina
Tuileries Palace
Around the House Raspberry Shrub and Homemaking Tips
A collection of simple recipes and home hacks including a raspberry shrub recipe with vinegar and sugar, roast baste ideas from fruit juices, curtain repair with glove finger, velvet ribbon shoulder straps, picnic lemonade, devilled cheese, and mend options for damaged cloths with crochet motifs.
Combination Dish: Tomatoes and Celery Simmered
A brief item notes a decorative culinary idea describing a combination dish made by simmering two parts tomatoes with one part celery. The snippet reflects WNU Service style guidance on simple kitchen preparations.
Nebraska and Kansas Receive Wildlife Restoration Funds
The Wildlife Restoration Act authorizes annual distributions of 2,760,000 to cooperating states. Nebraska is estimated to receive 67,475 and Kansas 52,208 after a federal tax basis and admin deductions. No new taxes are levied. funds come from sports equipment taxes and are used for wildlife conservation via state and federal cooperation.
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Lincoln
Frank Fogarty
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Associated Industries of Nebraska
Fogarty
Omaha
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Kansas
WPA relief rolls fall nationwide. Nebraska up slightly
The Works Progress Administration reported 1,482,707 workers employed on projects for the week ended August 23, down about 22,000 from the prior week. Nebraska rose by 371 to reach 16,685 workers.
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WPA
Nebraska
Washington
D. C
Works Progress
Aubrey Williams
Liberalized CCC enrollment opens aid-based eligibility
Ernest F. Witte, state director of selection, announced that new law allows CCC enrollment for boys from non relief families. Preference remains for families already receiving relief, but unemployed youths in need of work become eligible under the revised regulations.
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CCS Cams Goon
Lincoln
CCC
Ernest F. Witte
More Tractors Found In State
Lincoln report shows Nebraska farm tractors counted by county assessors for state tax. this year 55,719 tractors valued at 12,385,120 dollars, up from 53,929 in 1936 and 42,235 in 1935. Threshing machines and combines totaled 15,069 valued at 2,169,010 dollars.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Mermaids Vanish as Dugongs Grow Rare
The so called mermaids are really dugongs or sea cows once common in Indian and South Atlantic waters. Persistent hunting for meat and oil and predation by sharks have reduced their numbers, making them among the rarest living creatures.
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Indian
South Atlantic
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Halliburton
Richard Halliburton
Algiers
Mediterranean
Greece
Aegean
Troy
Hellespont
Bonaparte
Elba
Waterloo
Bell Syndicate
Walter H. Jensen
Immcome
Fund For Wildlife Work For
C.K
Junior
John
Sonny
Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Oil City
Postum
General Foods
Battle Creek
Mich
King Features Syndicate
G. F. Corp
Canada
General Foods, Ltd
Cobourg
Ont
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