Carolyn May Seeks Uncle Joe at Sunrise Cove
In Sunrise Cove a little girl in a black frock guides her mongrel Prince to meet Uncle Joe Stagg at his hardware shop. She reveals she is Hannah’s Carlyn and seeks care from Stagg and Aunt Rose as they travel to The Corners to meet family.
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Jomph Sings
Sunrise Cove
Lalghed
Eltew
Joseph Stags
Ble
Mr. Bragg
Hannah
Jon
Biess
Eunrise Cove
Edna Price
Dunraven
Mr. Stagg
Poser
Carolyn May
Huw
Rose
Joe
Prince
Ahw
Chet
Carlyn
Chetwood Gormley
Car
Mr. Stage
Stagg
Lis
Uncle Joe
Mandy Parlow
Amanda Parlow
Allence
Main Street
Joel
Jed Parlow
Farlow
Parlow
Nent‘bess
Rice flour substitutes baked goods aid bakers and caterers
The article reports on rice flour as a wheat substitute now produced in larger quantities for bakers and caterers. It describes tested recipes for Quick Nut Bread Sponge Cake Yeast Bread and muffins and notes the milk from milch goats as a substitute for babies, detailing goat rent schemes and cost per day. It highlights nutrition and practical kitchen applications while noting conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Department of Agriculture
Office of Home Economics
United States Food Administration
Virginis
Congression
United States Department of Agriculture
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menstrual discomfort and menopausal symptoms. The copy highlights long use and urges women to try the familiar root and herb product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osksbooss
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hundred Hens On Each Farm Plan by U S Department
United States Department of Agriculture proposes a plan to stock every farm with 100 hens and require at least 100 eggs per hen annually. The goal would produce massive egg output and a huge financial value, presented as a strategic national resource.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department
United States
Net fashion notes in new gown designs attract interest
The article describes combinations of black chantilly and silk net in gowns with embroidered net laces and subtle color shading. It highlights emerging styles and the public interest in these fashion details amid general commentary on aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaver
Mack
Flere
Ball fringe use on newer cotton frocks noted
The text notes ball fringe in women's cotton frocks and tunics, indicating its fashionable use. It mentions plain white net and Breise-en Signg Oh tentée indepres as part of the described attire.
Cynoaure of Her Eyes The Hat Wound Cheeky Exchange
A fragment shows Cynoaure asking a question about sewing a lady and a motorist denying, saying she was looking at the hat instead. The exchange hints at a courtroom or dramatic scene exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Magic words draw silence in Brookside drive dialogue
A Kansas City Star excerpt depicts Huff family tea time turned debate as Huff uses phrases like magic words to stall interruptions. The scene shifts through war talk and a playful ruse, revealing tensions and sly banter among the Huffs and visitors.
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Huff
Pleasance
Brookside Drive
Dorothy Haff
Haft
Kansas City Star
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Carolyn of the
Ruth Belmore
Endicott
Carolyn
Aitecutt
Special Information Service
United States Department of Agrcculture
Martha Washington
Rue Mat
Tella
Lydia
Cary
Tunis
France
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