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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1923
Page
4
The page features society fashion with a black satin-stri ked frock and a white airy bouffant gown. Descriptions mention handmade detailing and a top hip effect, highlighting graceful silhouettes in a Rust colored and contrasting black and white ensemble.
Monday torsketn of the rotary kiwatte and tisen clubs. Entertaiment for Hoosters U. ef A. 1 p Tuesday luncheon of the board of directors of the Business and Professional Women's club The Palms 12 oclock. Thursday Star at the Adams street mission Li co.m&
A list of suggested breakfasts and meals including musk melons poached beef on hash toast cottee luecheen shrimp celery and nut salad whole wheat rolls and butter berries cake milk dianer meat leaf scalloped potatoes combination vegetable galed Huckiebery pie cheese cottee.
A recipe combines shrimp celery and nut salad with a meat loaf. Shrimp mixed with broken pecan nuts celery and egg yolks seasoned with salt paprika and lemon juice dressed with oil then served on lettuce. Meat loaf uses round steak salt pork egg breadcrumbs onion green pepper and tomato or water, baked one hour with tomato sauce optional.
To prevent fish odor from frying pans rinse with salt and hot water. Ammonia added to soapy wash helps. For porch swing comfort cut cushions in half and wrap halves with cretonne for back and seat, improving comfort and appearance. can be done for porch chairs too.
A simple home method suggests mixing half water and half household ammonia in a small bottle to clean spectacles. Add one or two drops and use six clean cloths to polish the lenses until they shine.
A simple kitchen trick helps frost smoothly. Dip a knife in hot water before spreading icing to prevent sticking and achieve even coverage on the cake.
A home tip recommends using an asbestos ring over a burner with a deep pan to create a miniature oven. This method allows baking a half dozen potatoes while conserving gas.
A simple method describes making a water filter from a garden flower pot. Insert a sponge then layer charcoal and coarse gravel, washed, in the pot. Water passes through the layers into a vessel, with contents refreshed periodically to maintain effectiveness.
Chicago reports Senator Albert B Cummins of Iowa urged a constitutional amendment to limit future presidents to a single term. Cummins, en route to Washington for President Harding's funeral, said one term is enough to avoid the office's tremendous strain and responsibilities.
Rev Richard Beal preached on Harding as a man minister and Christian at a Marion Ohio church service. He described Harding's devotion to family and duty, his support for good government and the 18th amendment, and offered a hopeful note on his spiritual reward.
Wild scenes in Dublin as the Irish Trade Union delegates reach the Mansion House crowd blocks the approach mobbing delegates and press shouting for prisoner release police powerless to intervene demonstrators include men women and children.
The government crop report release time remains 2:15 P.M. but the report will be issued on August 7 in Washington instead of August 8, per the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economies announcement.
County Recorder Tracy Bird and family visited the anti que presidio area for business near Toumacacori. Nogales Rotary Club members MacNab Jr and Cousar attended a charter meeting in Douglas. Bank officials Barbee Herold Richardson and Marstelier toured Santa Rosa ranch. The Lewis family arrived from Hermosillo planning a two month stay. Mayor Harrison's son William transferred within Standard Oil to Phoenix. Jote Valenzuela was bitten by a rattlesnake at the city sewer farm but recovered with doctor care. A Mesa City weekend party joined Nogales visitors including West Devel Balls Cronk and Huachuca officers Cap Adlington and Moss.
Chelsea Mass resident Emma M. Natt is described as the world’s first female telephone operator. The article notes she worked from morning until six each evening and on Sundays, using a crude switchboard and sewing machine in her duties.
Mr and Mrs Roy Pisce Dr and Mrs Wateron and Mrs Paul Rebell return from Mt Lemmon weekend. Dr W S Lackner back in Tucson after ten days at Mt Lemmon. Mrs Koch to California later joined by Mr Sach and plans coast home. Mrs Koch formerly Miss Pertha Renaud, wife of Mr Koch since February 12. Many others spend weekends at Mt Lemmon Soldier Camp and Sol Others visit Tucson from Nogales and Phoenix.
Tucson visitors Mrs DE Cousghenauer from Poza Sonora Mexico and Mrs Nancy Ware with Helen Ware spent Saturday night in Nogales. Bisbee guests Mr and Mrs Reb Walsh and Mrs Selma Herman joined weekend visitors from Bisbee. Memorial services for President Harding were led by Lt Col A J MacNab at Alba Theatre with officers, men not on duty, and many civilians in attendance.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club plan a swimming party at Wetmore's Pool tomorrow evening. Dr. Schell, club president, will arrange transport, with picnic supper or hot dog stand options after the swim. Attending are Dr. Sebell, Mrs. Josie Perry, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Elsie Osgood and daughter Betty, Mr and Mrs. Gilber Cosulich, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thorpe and family, Mrs. J. A. Rogers, Mrs. Wheelin and children, and others.
Country Club hosts large gatherings of members including many widowers who enjoy golf and tennis and share dutch treat meals. Notable attendees at yesterday’s morning golf on the course and porch lunch include R. L. Mayes F. E Taimege H. M. Biudworth James Lawton Dr. Jere Metzger Gordon Sawyer and others. Dinner featured Mrs Lautaro Roca hosting Mr and Mrs E G Sporleder and son with Ernest Dr Metager Gordon Sawyer and two guests present.
The St. Mary's Hospital fire protection fund is almost complete with $3,600 of the $5,000 needed secured or pledged. Sam Headman states $1,000 is pledged but not collected and the water pipe purchase will wait until fall to seek a lower price.
Source lists several visitors over the weekend to Nogales and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs A A Phelps from Tucson joining Mr and Mrs James Brown, and Jenng J Dowd from Bisbee with family. W N Harmon and Lee Brigsee from Mesa City also visited.
Fragmented note outlines a consolidation of sineering laboratories and a new mock Gingie plant to justify more spaces for students. Mentions a short time to locate behind the end near the present and securing funds. Includes planned full sized dance and student body rooms.
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