Eight World Leaders as Musicians Inspired by Cremin Rules
In a humorous piece from a New York Schools of Music director Arthur Cremin, eight world leaders are imagined as musicians based on personality. Eleanor Roosevelt would play violin, Queen Elizabeth could play accordion, and principled rulers might conduct bands, with Il Duce and Winston Churchill shown in governance and rhythm roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Cremin
New York Schools of Music
Queen Elizabeth
England
Queen Bess
Il Duce
Winston Churchill
Picnic Time Cheeseburgers and Summer Treats Guide
A breezy feature promotes easy picnics with cheeseburgers and simple sides. It details a piquant sauce for burgers, a quick potato salad, cole slaw, and marshmallow graham cracker desserts, plus ideas for roasting corn and fresh fruit beverages. The piece includes recipe steps for burgers, sauce, cole slaw, potato salad, a marshmallow sandwich, and a chocolate ice cream method.
Picnic Menu Tips and New Lunch Kits
The piece offers hamburger patty preparation for picnics with details on forming patties, layering hash as bun filler, and butter finishing. It suggests oilcloths and napkins to dress tables and gives a windproof tip using curtain rollers. It also notes new two quart vacuum bottles with a metal lunch box and a lid that doubles as a table.
Fernson Sewing Circle Pattern No 8925 for toddlers
A sewing pattern for Pattern No 8925 by Fernson Sewing Circle targets sizes 1 to 5 years. Describes fabric: 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch material and 3 yards trim for size 2. Orders should be sent to the indicated address.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ask Me Another General Quiz Pack
Five quiz questions covering geography and history. States bordering the Great Lakes, the ship Old Ironsides, which nation first recognized U.S. independence, origin of the term Wall Street, and the sacred use of Sanscrit.
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Great Lakes
United States
Wall Street
Eight States and Nations Mentioned in Early History
The list includes eight states: Pennsylvania New York Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota. It notes the US warship Constitution and that France was the first country to recognize independence. It also describes a stockade along a certain frontier and mentions Sanskrit as a sacred Indian language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
United States
France
India
Swift Report of Progress and Speed
A concise note reflecting on speed and progress as a measure of growth, invoking the idea that advancement strengthens with travel and time. It frames velocity as a driver of improvement and moral clarity through ongoing movement.
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Vergil
Diner Outsmarts Conniving Couple Over Bill
A diner discovers his bill was not charged and is tricked by a waitress and a cashier bet. He writes a counterbet on the back of the bill, claiming a $5 wager that he will not be there when they return, and he is gone.
Household Hints for Cleaning and Cooking
Rinsing hair brushes in alum water stiffens bristles. Oven dishes clean by soaking in borax and water. Add fruit before flour to keep it from sinking in cake. do not dredge with flour. Damp curtains rust stains with lemon salts and stand. Granulated honey returns to liquid in hot water. Start roast late and sear meat to brown while oven heats.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Cremin
U. S
der Fuehrer
Ambition
Henry Ford
Western Newspaper Union
Lynn
Patt
Sewing Circle
Goethe
Zeuxis
Emerson
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg Company
Quarles
Comba
Costlier Rae
Oree
CN RY
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