Remarkable women’s college in Constantinople gains global praise
The Constantinople college, grounded in western arts and sciences, draws students from the Orient, Armenia, the Balkans, Greece, and beyond. Dr Mary Mills Patrick leads with a high standard, supported by rich American benefactors, expanding with five new buildings and a total investment nearing three quarters of a million dollars.
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Balkan States
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Farther Orient
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New England
Iowa
Lyons
Lyons College
Turkey
American Board of Foreign Missions
Asia Minor
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American School For Girls
Near East
Ottoman Empire
Levant
Persia
Arabia
Egypt
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Europe
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Salads For Summer Feature Of The Menu
Salads should be an important feature of the summer menu. They tempt the appetite and, if carefully made, are easily digested and nourishing. A combination salad is good for odds and ends, using vegetables and French dressing on lettuce.
Strawberry Mousse Recipe Steps and Techniques
A detailed method to make strawberry mousse using cream and fresh fruit. Mash fruit, sweeten, heat with sugar, dissolve gelatin, chill, whip with vanilla, fold in strawberry juice, mold, and chill on ice and salt for three hours.
Cherry Salads With Cherries and Pineapple
A tasty salad combines shredded pineapple, cherries, and orange sections served on lettuce with cheese balls. It pairs with French dressing or a sweet dressing using sugar and fruit juices, possibly with sherry or maraschino, reducing dessert need if cheese balls include chopped or ground nuts.
Fruit Butter Clarification From Historic Recipe
The method describes cooking fruit until soft, pressing through a colander, adding sugar, and heating in a large crock or jar in a hot oven. No stirring, low splatter, and the process yields richer butter. Peelings from one bushel produce four quarts of butter for canning peaches.
Cantaloupe Split with Ice Cream Filling
Chill cantaloupes and halve them lengthwise, scrape seeds, or hollow with vanilla ice cream. Reassemble halves, place on ice to freeze, then cut apart to serve. Top with chopped nuts preserved berries minced pineapple or tutti frutti preserves.
It's Hard to Lose a Beautiful Daughter
A wedding guest consoles with sympathy that losing a beautiful daughter hurts less than losing the homely ones, as recounted in a Boston Transcript excerpt.
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Boston Transcript
How to Make Home Made Scents
Instructions for lavender water and Eau de Cologne with precise oil and essence measurements. Suggests reducing quantities for smaller batches and lists additional scents using rectified spirits of wine. Recommends obtaining ingredients from drug stores.
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Eau de Cologne
Cut-out game activity for children with camping scenes
Mothers can entertain convalescing kids by making a cut-out camp scene from catalog illustrations. Guide the child to imagine a Adirondack tent camp, select pictures of tents boats and gear, cut them out, assemble a scene on pages, color with water colors, and use a sewing board to keep paints steady.
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Adirondacks
Canada
Handy About the House Uses for Adhesive Plaster
A Norfolk style home column describes adhesive plaster applications beyond wounds. It suggests mending shoes and corsets, sealing jelly jars, stabilizing chair legs, aiding overshoes, flattening curling rugs, and securing packages, noting its strong stickiness during transit.
Make a Useful Gift for the Baby with Washable Slips
A practical guide on gifting baby slips that are pretty yet durable enough for frequent washing. Favor linen over muslin or batistes, hem stitch the hem, and embroider a simple wreath around the monogram for a tasteful, serviceable keepsake.
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Batiste
Estimate of Expenses of the Village of Diller Nebraska 1914
At an adjourned meeting July 17 1914 the Board of Trustees of Diller Nebraska estimated the necessary expenditure for officers salaries street and bridge work printing street lights interest on water bonds water maintenance for the fiscal year at 2900 dollars and ordered it spread upon the records and published according to law S F Clark chair Village Board O J Mayborn seal Village Clerk
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Diller
Jefferson Cee
Nebraska
Board of Trustees
S. F. Clark
Chim. Village Board
O. J. Mayborn [Seal
How to Improve the Bath Morning Sponge Wash
A practical tip suggests adding a tablespoonful of salt to the bath water to enhance refreshing effect. The advice notes the salt makes a cold sponge bath more invigorating in the morning.
Trust and Mystery in Life and Love
A historical quotation discusses trust as essential, noting that some things are mysteries we must accept. It emphasizes that trust should guide relationships and daily life, even when deceit may occur occasionally. The speaker highlights love as a fundamental mystery to humans.
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W. J. Bryan
Riddle of knowledge before marriage in a light anecdote
A child asks how long a mother knew her husband before marriage. The mother answers that she was acquainted for years, but truly knew him only after they wed. The quip preserves a playful truth about late recognition in a humorous family tale.
Probate Notice of Annie M. Diller Estate
County Court at Fairbury Nebraska on July 17 1914 entries for the Estate of Annie M Diller with petition administrator Thomas Estate and final issues noted in court Officials reference Oare and Gling and Sak tel teueoen Agus wa proceedings
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Fairbury
Theiller Record
C. C. Boyle
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Ordinance No 84 Appropriation for Diller Nebraska 1914
The Village of Diller Jefferson County Nebraska adopts Ordinance No 84 for the 1914 annual appropriation. It levies 22 mills on real property with allocations of 8 to general, 8 to lighting, 6 to interest, and a portion to water mains. The ordinance takes effect after adoption and publication.
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Diller
Jefferson Co
Nebraska
F. Clark
Chm
Village Board
Quiet Title Suit In Jefferson County Nebraska
Edward A. Schnuelle files a quiet title petition in Jefferson County Nebraska on June 6 1914 against unknown heirs of J W Barnes andJohn Barnes seeking cancellation of a deed and to quiet and confirm ownership of the southwest quarter of a nine in township four east of the sixth principal meridian. The court is asked to remove doubts about title and grant other relief as proper.
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George Fitch
Cotter
J. W. Barnes
John Barnes
Edward A. Schnuelle
Braska
Jefferson Nty
Waith Oeal Y
Ee Tech Tees
Jefferconvey
Jefferson
John
Sekool
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Lincoln, Nebr
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Standard of Excellence
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Lincoln
Onrael
F. W. Black
Neb
L. W. Wakley
Omaha, Neb
O. J. Mayborn
Seal
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