Mothers clubs meet for citizenship talks and Lincoln tribute
Inclement weather forced post meeting gatherings by several mothers clubs yesterday. At Bowie, Crockett, and Bonham schools, pupils presented programs on Good Citizenship with speeches, dialogues, and a Washington Lincoln theme. Mrs Daugherty and Mrs Miller hosted, while plans for a May 14 drawing show were announced.
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Mothers’ Clubs
Abraham Lincoln
Stanley Circle No. 3
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Bowie School
Brodent
L. Whittaker
Duncan Mackay
L. Garza
Lincoln
Eddie Limper
Washington
Crockett School
J. 4. Daugherty
Ww. E. Miller
Myers
Hunsden
de Zavala
Robert Green
Harvey ‘L. Steele
Rawn Marty
Malone Duggan
Dhely
Fanning School
Geo. Cumming
Patenin
Goliad
Misa Etella Cade
Higgena
Mrduenuen
Bonham Seznal
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Mr. Kirkpatrick
South
Robert W. Lee
Abraham
Jwrs
Helibed
Milat
A. M. Chase
Influ
Local Women’s Clubs Hear Talks and Host Busy Scene
Amy Creaswell leads a Mothers Club meeting with papers on the legal status of women and child assistance. Resolutions are offered for Mrs. Mary Rutta’s children. The Lamar school session covers diet of children. A Bohemian Scribsters gathering features varied poems and sketches. A marriage at 216 Heys Street is celebrated, with notes on guests and hotel plans. Community groups from South Heights Methodist and a library event round out a day of readings, music, and social gatherings.
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Lula Suggs
Francis J. Kearful
Severn
M. B. Gerhard
Mathis
Mary Rutta
M. J. Bliem
Eleanor Brackenridge Mothers’ Club
Ways to Fry Sliced Breil and Egg Dipped Fox
Readable text describes slicing breil into 144 inch thick pieces, trimming centers, scooping, dipping in beaten egg, frying in hot fat to light brown. Each piece is then dipped or dropped into a fox, lightly sprinkled with salt and cooked briefly.
Pepper Sandwiches With Olives and Dressing Result
A rough note describes chopping peppers and olives with a dressing to make a paste spread between slices of bread. The handwriting suggests a simple kitchen preparation and a thin filling between bread slices.
Woman credits GrapeNuts for health recovery
A Nd woman recounts how four boxes of GrapeNuts relieved severe indigestion insomnia and near nervous collapse. She says sleep returns and dyspepsia ends as energy returns. Letter notes praised as brain fuel for children and workers, urging readers to trust the cereal.
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S & Reyson
Pontum Co
Butler Greek
Mick
Tead
Wellville
Prices of Foods and Produce From Market Ledger
A fragmented list of market prices for fruits vegetables fish poultry and dairy. Readable items include onions peppers potatoes green beans radishes cauliflower spinach and lettuce with prices per pound or per dozen. Also listed are oysters mackerel shrimp and country butter with varying unit prices and weights.
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Copes
Joe
She
Cream Almond Cake and German Spare Ribs Recipe
A crusty homemade meal uses Cream Almond Cake made with butter sugar eggs and almond flavoring. German Spare Ribs cook with bread crumbs apples and rice in layers, baked two hours in a moderate oven. Serves with potatoes.
Meat And Rice Balls From An Old Receipt
Recipe instructions for meat and rice balls using pork steak roumi steak and soaked rice, mixed with raw egg and seasonings. Tomatoes simmer in a large kettle with onions, pepper and seedless green peppers added. Form round balls, roll gently, and cook slowly to absorb moisture without thickening gravy.
The Woman Beautiful In Lost Fragments Of Advice And Quotes
Fragmentary text presents advice on beauty and health tips, with scattered quotes from historical figures and references to humility. Notable names include Epicurus, Epimenides, Voltaire, and a columnist voice critiquing idle habits. The piece reads like a collage of 19th or early 20th century periodical snippets.
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Sinea
Ilig
Epimehimi
Voltaire
Control cockroach infestation with Stearns paste
The advertisement promotes Stearns Electric Paste as a rapid solution to kill roaches. It claims the paste targets roaches in sinks and cabinets, with a promise to eliminate most vermin and drive many away. It lists pricing options and a Chicago company address for Stearns Paste Co.
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Dalese
Stearns
Dia
Stearpa
Heotria
Pripaidtan
Stearn’ Bieatrid Paste Co
Ohiongo
Publicity Work Monday by San Antonio League
Active operations toward publicity will start Monday as 22 committee members, led by Oldman Te. Lb. Courby, organize a citywide campaign across numerous streets and districts. Committees name numerous local leaders and blocks from Houston Street to Market House, including civic figures and property owners.
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San Antonio
Clegg
W. G. Tobit
Lane Taylor
Hicks, Moore and Torrell
Tenth Streets
Smith
J. H Savage
Fildwin Paschal
Herbert Compion
Rusgell Cattery
Military
City Hall
Frank Newton
Harry Hertzberg
R. T. Pratty
T. & Gunnge
Victor Hugo
Alamo Phiza
Alamo Street
Commerce
Manston
Bhimstra
C. Rigsby
KM. Silsbee
Coorg McQuaid
Simon Frank
South Alamo Street
Garden Street
FM. Gloebhner
Joe Pinel
A. W. Bilter
Church
Commerce Street
Alamo
Navarro
W. . Stiles
J. ML. Wasson
HW. &. Affleck
R.S. Menefee
Soledad
H.G. Staacke
E.W. Mills
C. A. Goeth
J. G. Lentz
Conroy
Riverside
Alamo Bank
Kanani Wilding
John S. Sweet
J.G. Soles
Q. M. Farnsworth
W. S. Seux
Houston Street
Maly Avenue
J. Scheermants
Yavko B. Longworth
Suinner
Lea M. N Dielmann
Mackay Putchup
St Mary
Nevarm
Losava
Way Fearstermaker
Sam Lo Lharts
Herbert AL Wood
Mares Street
Amit
Doley Dolorosa
Wainplaga
Market House
Amphens
Drat
B.C. Wadds Lancher
Mi Itrnest
Steves
Antin TY . Wiyer
Milly and Lacharies
Con Morce Pines
Towler
Federal tax proposal targets deadly weapons in Congress
A March proposal in Washington aims to levy 2 on every pistol, dirk knife, and brivar remedies. The bill, introduced by Representative Sisean, seeks federal revenue from deadly weapons amid debate on public safety and enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Whitin Fae
Services Honor St. Joseph At City Churches
Honor services for St. Joseph were held yesterday at Curhalle churches and San Fernando Cathedral. Officials and priests from multiple cities attended including Father Schweller, Father Welwers, Father Richter, and Father Weekert. A St Joseph Society program followed in the afternoon with remarks by clergy and local leaders.
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St. Joseph
San Fernanda Cathedral
St. Joseph's Church
Salemoe
Bieher Wack
Janer
Father Schweller
Sesnin
Wither Schnetzer
Boerne
Father
Fragmentary Classified Note on Pattern Sizes and Yardage
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a pattern with a pink lawn material, white edging, and a tiny path. It lists five sizes from 29 to 40, with size 36 needing about 10 12 yards of fabric. The text also references a blank patio department and private item numbers.
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Essen
Ome Wei
Priva
Itera
Carloads of Cloth and Tons of Pins in Paris Dressmaking
Big contrast for Paris House shows yearly use of over 1 000 miles of silk thread in a leading dressmaking operation. The canon lists massive figures in materials annually including tens of thousands of yards of satin, velvet, crepe de chine, satinage and related grounds. Significant quantities of linen, cretonne, and nets appear alongside whalebone and steel stays for bodices and collars.
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Paris
Parisia
Salin
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