Thanksgiving Service At First Church Of Christ Scientist Elyria
First Church of Christ Scientist Elyria held a Thanksgiving service on East Avenue with readings from the Thanksgiving Proclamation, Psalms and Mary Baker Eddy. The service featured hymns, a solo of Count Your Many Blessings, testimonies of healings and blessings, and a closing benediction.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist of
Elyria
East Avenue
United States
Christian Science Hymnal
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Meatless Vegetable Loaf For Make Ahead Storage
A meatless loaf mixture combines fat with bread crumbs vegetables walnuts and eggs, formed on greased paper and refrigerated until ready to bake. Bake uncovered in a moderate oven after a chill to develop a crust. This recipe emphasizes walnut garnish and crumb topping.
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Pleass
Old Time Kitchen News and Recipe Fragments
A compendium of kitchen notes covering chocolate versus cocoa facts, lemon Clover Rolls recipe with floury garble, egg yolk usage ideas, hard cooking, and a variety of dessert and savory dish hints. Includes spice cake, honey recipes, meatless loaf, puddings, cookies, muffins, and substitutions.
Invents bulb to kill insects by electric light
Berkeley researchers Prof. William B. Herms and Joe K. Ellsworth unveil a bulb designed for any ordinary socket that electrocutes insects, including mosquitoes, as they approach. The device is tested in theaters, service stations, outdoor pools, gardens, and poultry pens, with reports of use from India and Africa.
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Berkeley
Cal
William B. Herms
Joe K. Ellsworth
University of California
Madema
India
Africa
Austrian court grants separation over wife's dieting
In Vienna a husband won a divorce after claiming his wife Anna Leopold reduced too much through months of strict dieting and early morning exercises. He testified the drastic change made her his ideal of feminitz, leading him to seek separation.
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Anna Leopold
Vienna
Leopold
Harvard Adds To Extension Class Service
Enrollment in Harvard Boston University Extension courses this fall nearly doubled from last year with 552 students in 11 classes, compared to 361 in six classes. The program, launched 14 years ago, serves teachers in service by offering university level courses locally with regular Harvard and Boston University faculty.
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Boston
Harvard-Boston University
New England
Harvard
Boston University
Woman Founds Own Company With $50,000 Annual Income
Miss Vivien Kell ems of St Louis becomes president and sole owner of a company she started nine years ago to manufacture a woven steel cable grip. She earned about $50,000 yearly and was the first woman to address the St Louis Electrical Board of Trade. Her brother invented the grip and she built a shop to produce grips and other items, selling before a shop existed.
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ST. Louis
Vivien Kellems
Shy
St. Louis Electrical Board of Trade
Indians Expect Profit From Wild Rice Planting
About 790 Indians on the Bad River reserve near Ashland Wisconsin may become self supporting as a wild rice planting program yields results. Some 1040 bushels of hand selected seed were planted on over 500 acres through emergency conservation work by the U S Indian Service and the Great Lakes Indian Agency. Harvest is expected in two years with wild rice at roughly 35 cents a pound, while Sanborn town inside the reservation has paid no taxes.
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Ashland
Wis
Bad River Indian Reservation
Kaksgon
U. S. Indian Service
Great Lakes Indian Agency
Sanborn
Indian Rice Harvest Might Alter Northwest Market
Authorities report that a strong harvest could threaten Northwest rice dominance held by Upper Minnesota Indians. The crop would expand duck feeding grounds as Bad River sloughs are famed for Wisconsin duck hunting. Indians, not bound by strict state laws, harvest by canoe from small lakes, storing rice in tar-paper shacks and leaving seed for next year.
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Northwest
Inedians
Upper
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mispronounced Words Highlighted by Speech Machine at Muskingum College
NEW CONCORD O, A speech recording device at Muskingum College shows one third of English words are mispronounced with 95 percent of errors in common use. Prof Ewing says long a sounds replace short e in measure etc. Incoming students must take the test.
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NEW Concord. O
Muskingum College
W. H. Ewing
Ewing
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