Diet and Nutrition Are Made Interesting by Harriett Ellis
Harriett Ellis and the Telegram School of Housekeeping and Cookery open tomorrow at the Masonic Temple Auditorium in Clarksburg. Miss Ellis will demonstrate modern kitchen methods with a feather omelet puff balls tea biscuit and silver cake while offering free admission and four cakes to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple Auditorium
Telegram
Clarksburg
Harriet Ellis
Millis
Miss Ellis
Wome Economics School
Miss Elis
Masonic Temple
Eilis
Love Not Kisses Drives Detroit Divorce Case
Leonard Seltzer, a Detroit druggist and state board of Pharmacy member, testifies in circuit court that he refused to kiss his wife before his mother and sister, a reason her divorce suit cites as the source of their estrangement. He describes efforts to reconcile and support for his wife including money and medical costs. Judges urge reconciliation after testimonies reveal mutual affection despite tensions with his mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Leonard Seltzer
State Board of Pharmacy
Mayne
Mabel Seltzer
California
Mr. Seltzer
Fellowcraft Club
Champion Poultry Dresser Bigony Seeks New Cumberland Challenge
Robert F. Bigony of Shillington Pennsylvania, crowned champion poultry dresser of Pennsylvania for stripping a chicken in 37 seconds, arrived in Cumberland and bets he can beat 35 seconds. He defeated Nicholas Yauger of Philadelphia to claim the title and says the feat requires years of practice and careful chicken selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Robert F. Bigony
Shillington
Pennsylvania
Bigony
Mr. Bigony
Rae
Elephant Intervenes in West Africa Battle Report
A London letter from April 10 quotes an English officer describing an angry elephant halting a clash with German forces in West Africa. The animal blocked the road at a railway terminus and caused both sides to retire, illustrating the unpredictable risks of combat zones featuring wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
West Africa
Einglish
Belgian refugees live under roofs in ruined Flanders
Maxine Elliott reports on Belgian refugees crowded into barns and sheds near the front lines of Flanders. She describes portable aid by the Julia barge, food and clothing distributions, and bomb impacts that wreck shelters and kill civilians as she coordinates relief across La Panne to West Flanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dunkirk
France
Flanders
Maxine Elliott
England
America
Julia
Calais
West Flanders
Dumoch
la Panne
Mme.’ le Favre
la Panna
Bulscamp
Australia
South Africa
St. Idesbald
Roland
No Migratory Bird Movement From North to South in South America
A U.S. Department of Agriculture bulletin explains that unlike North American birds migrating south, South American land birds show almost no migratory movement due to limited southern habitats. It notes breeding drives return and that most birds migrate at night, with weather and food availability guiding timing and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South America
United’ States Department of Agriculture
North America
Amazon
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Mexican
Washington ‘Monument
National Capital
New York Harbor
Ancient Rome and modern life collide in Cobern lecture
Professor Camden M Cobern outlines ancient shorthand in Jewish courts and Rome's labor unions while noting oil monopolies and lavish spending by plutocrats. He cites Nero's 175000 rose extravagance and a Roman resident's 12 million decor spend, drawing parallels to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rome
Moses
Camden M. Cobern
Palestine
Cobern
Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Homan
foHow
St. Paul
Rockefeller
New York
Nero
Egyat
McManus Abusive Husband Bailed After Pledge Tale
In Flatbush court Mrs. Hester McManus charged her husband William A. McManus a stenographer with drinking and gambling and wife abuse. She said he signed a pledge with 19 priests yet drank to celebrate each time and beat her when at home or out. Magistrate Voorhies set bail at 500 dollars after hearing the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hester McManus
William A
Flatbush Court
McManus
Public Works
Voorhies
Parkville
Hefferna
Mrs. McManus
Brooklyn
East Prussia Rebuilding Plan Seeks Young Architects
Berlin reports the Association of German Architectural and Engineering Societies aims to recruit young architects to East Prussia for provincial rebuilding. District architect posts are planned with salaries averaging about 6,000 marks ($1,500) and require residence in the supervised districts. Officials say private academically trained architects are preferred due to current shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Association of German Architectural and Engineering Societies
East Prussia
Novel booze peddling method arouses Des Moines police
An 18 year old girl was arrested as police, while surveilling on Kirkwood Avenue, uncovered a novel method of distributing illegal liquor. They found twenty bottles of ice cold beer in a traveling bag and learned booze is often peddled via hotel rooms with girls delivering supplies to patrols and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kirkwood Avenue
Mabdel
James
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harriett Ellis
Masonic Auditorium
Esther Wilson
Clyde Wilson
Ann Arbor
Schltzer
Bigorny
BELL
Ee Banks Plumbing Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!