Storage plans for canned foods and home sewing tips
Two methods for organizing canned groceries are described. One groups like items by type and includes a baby shelf and a special company meal shelf. The second marks shelves by months to track use and budgeting, aiding winter provisioning and meal planning, with notes on costs and care.
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Scott County
Dress Up Your Table in Cotton and Voile
The Cot ton Textile Institute presents cotton ensembles to harmonize table settings with hostess attire. Ideas include a voile and floral sateen set with appliques, denim aprons for barbecues, gingham for terrace dining, and a white crash smock for home work. Also notes on preserving juice quality in canning and recipes for beverages and desserts.
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Cotton Textile Institute
India
Wise mothers plan school wardrobe on budget needs
Mothers plan children's wardrobes around school requirements and frugal purchases. They note that summer clothes rarely remain comfortable after October and recommend early inventory of on hand items to reduce worry and rush. They should decide what must be cleaned and repaired to prepare for the new term.
American cotton stockings seen as wartime staple option
Home economists say American ingenuity and machines can yield durable, attractive cotton stockings. USDA surveys show 89 percent of full fashioned knitting machines can knit cotton as well as silk, with 43 million dozen pairs sold last year. Cotton designs range from evening wear to casual and sports.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Washington
Missouri
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
David H. Young
First Sacred Heart nuns arrive in Missouri history tale
The article recounts the 1818 arrival of Mother Philippine Rose Duchesne and four Sisters in St. Louis aboard the Franklin, their initial landing near Market Street, and relocation to St. Charles where they founded America’s first Sacred Heart school for girls on September 7, 1818. It chronicles hardships, Bishop DuBourg’s support, transfer to Florissant in 1819, and later efforts to educate Native American girls beginning in 1825, highlighting the Sisters mission and early foundations in Louisiana and Missouri.
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St. Louis
Franklin
Philippine Rose Duchesne
Octavia Berthold
Eugenia Aude
Marguerite Manteau
Catherine Lamarre
Market Street Landing
France
Sisters of the Society of the Sacred Heart
DuBourg
Louisiana
Floridas
Paris
Mother Duchesne
St. Charles
United States
Mississippi Valley
Florissant
America
Florissa
Grand Coteau
St. Michael's
Society of the Sacred Heart
Missouri
States
Canada
Mexico
Antilles
Australia
New Zealand
Society
Omaha
San Francisco
New York City
Cincinnati
Grand Coteau Louisiana
American Premiere Closes Many Opera Balalaika at Municipal Opera
St Louis Municipal Opera ends its 1941 season with the first American stage showings of Balalaika, featuring Nancy McCord, Arthur Kent, Violet Carlson, and others. The show, staged in London in 1936, centers on Russian singers in Imperial Russia with a notable score and spectacular scenes. The production follows lengthy rights talks and arrival of original manuscripts before signing.
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ST. Louis
Municipal Opera
Nancy McCord
Arthur Kent
Violet Carlson
Bob Lawrence
William Lynn
William
Geo. Posford
Bernard Grun
Adelphi Theater
London
Nelson Eddy
Ilona Massey
Eric Maschwitz
Russia
Paris
Count Karagin
Imperial Ballet
Missouri Route 60 Project FA 5(2) Sealed bids invited
Sealed proposals to Missouri State Highway Commission for grading bridge and PCC pavement on Route 60 from Morehouse to Sikeston in Scott County. Bids due 10:00 a.m. Sunday September 1941 at Jefferson City office, plans from the office. Prevailing Missouri labor rates apply. state materials preference noted. Right to reject bids reserved. Carl W. Brown, Chief Engineer.
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State of Missouri
State Highway Commission of Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri
Scott County
Commission
State Highway
Morehouse
Sikeston
Ditch No. 1
Carl W. Brown
Thompson Held After Hayti Shooting Cleared for Bond
J W Thompson 40 former Hayti city collector is jailed after Saturday night shooting of Richard Ayers of Hayti. Ayers is hospitalized in Memphis with a bullet wound in the mouth. Thompson, on parole from a five year embezzlement sentence, posted bond. no motive given.
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Caruthersville
J. W. Thompson
Hayti
Richard Ayers
Memphis
Thompson
Balalaika musical romance dazzles with lavish scenes
A lavish production features a bomb scene tied to a heroine's father a town riot in Bolshevik days and a gala at a company palace. Highlights include a Balalaika restaurant a Galician regimental quarter a Montmartre cabaret and a grand performance with Silent Night amid colorful dance and music.
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Rat of Color
Co .'S
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State Historical Society of Missouri
Floyd S. Shoemaker
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Jie
United States Savings ,Bonds and Stamps
Cannady and Smith
Kinder, Mo
Bath
Ruth Street
Albert Carter
Dexter
Herald Office
WARD
Riverside
Ferrell Oil Company
Sikeston and Morehouse
Kathleen Avenue
Dan M. Nee
Defense Savings Staff
Uncle Sam
Defense
Defense Savings
Patronize Herald Advertisers
Powell Insurance Agency
Welch Building
J. M. Sitzes
Probate Court
Anna M. Sitzes
QO. L. Spencer
Sikeston Firestone
E. Malone Ave
Malone Ave
Sikeston, Mo
Bailey & Bailey Attorneys-at-Law
McCoy-Tanner Bldg
George W. Kirk
Applegate Bldg
Phone
Robert A. Dempster
McCoy-Tanner Building
E. J. Menstedt
Front Street
Merlin G. Anderson
Derris-Malcolm
To & Sikeston
Howard A. Dunaway
Sikeston, Moo
B. L. McMullin
Stallcup
Dk. F. L. Sisso
North Kingshighway
Optometry
W. M. Sidwell
Optometrist
National Funeral Home
Scott and
Center Streets
Sikeston, Missouri
Caleb Smith
Telephone Us Collect
Telephone
Dead Animal Disposal Company
City Electric
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