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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1923

Page

4

Mighty Lak a Rose at Opera Heute theater

Carewe presents Mighty Lak a Rose with Dorothy Mackaill as F Duncan in a tale of music and virtue against crime. A gang plots to use a pure girl as a foil while a young man on the fringe seeks redemption as the drama unfolds through slum and drawing room contrasts.

Opera Heute Theater Fiese Dutean Rett Morgan Jimete Harrigan Brell E” Clique Ose Hite Rom Carewe Dorothy Mackall F Duncan Plendia Pete ” Simost

Advice on a difficult sister in law and love doubts

A young wife seeks guidance about an interfering sister in law and marital strain. The therapist advises staying, keeping peace, following reasonable advice, avoiding criticism of the husband’s sister, and telling the truth when the sister complains. For the love question, it suggests patience, being her best self, and letting time reveal if the young man truly loves her.

Mre Thompson Alwayes

Local Club and Church Notices For Week

Friday events include a card party by Ladies Battery of BH of BR at LO. O.FF Park. Saturday and Sunday offer services at Tuceem churches and Rita Botet events. Monday features Ristory club banquet at Pueblo club. Tuesday Rebekahs meeting and a BPW cab swimming party at Wetmore.

BR T LO. O.ff. Park Tuceem

Danger Passes In Flooded Colo. Area

Reports from Arkangel valley towns along the flood path say danger of further damage has crossed after the Apishpa dam break near Fowler Wednesday night. Majed conditions in the affected district are practically normal today.

Perla Colo Auk Arkangel Valley Fowler

Piece describes fashion trim and fabric measurements

The fragment outlines a fashion item with trim from the waist to the neck and new Paris style cuffs. It notes a medium size uses 50 cents worth of 36 inch material.

Paris

Social Notes Include Local Club News and Travels

Society items recall A Whistier and Miste Lois Wobister in California at Motel Ressiys Los Angeles visit. Young Married Peoples group at First Methodist School elects a president to replace W T Pierce. Be sure, other officers named Bowers and Redwell. Tucson figures travel to Los Angeles with friends and family. High school B Y P groups enjoyed watermelon at Fort Lowell Road event. Parker family from White House canyon plans Tucson return. Dorothy Griffith arrives from France to visit relatives before teaching in Aj? schools.

Mrapg Mts A. Whistier Mise Lois Wobister Californa Los Angeles First Methodist Sunday School Saarts W. T Pierce Bowers Marold Biliine Roy Edward High Achool B. Y. P Patermelon Fort Lowell Road First Baptist Church

Menu of Melons and Macaroni Dishes and Salads

A vintage kitchen menu lists melons, toast, fried potatoes, macaroni and cheese, fruit salads, and various pies and beverages. Includes step by step macaroni recipe with cheese sauce, instructions for Waldorf style fruit salad, beef dish with suet and chili, and Blackberry Pudding with berry sauce.

Otonka Circle Hosts Evening at Neva Clay Home

Miss Neva Clay entertained Otonka Circle members at her North Main Street residence. Attendees played games and enjoyed improvised music, with a guessing contest and a vegetable kingdom courtship model as high points. The group, formed last year and affiliated with the YWCA, meetsSeptember sixth at the association building for a 6 PM supper and program.

Neva Clay Otonka Circle North Main Street Mercberg Otonka Cwele Oceick

Economical Ham Buying for Large Families

The homemaker should buy a whole ham for big families to save money. Twelve to thirteen pounds for large households and eight to ten pounds for smaller ones are suggested. The ham can be portioned into knuckle soup, baking cut, broiling slices, and nub. Wrap in two layers of paraffin and store in a cool place for weeks. Instead of standard broiling, the center slices can bake in milk for variety.

Fall fashion favors longer skirts and slim silhouettes

New York observers report a strong push toward longer skirts for fall and winter, with sportswear elongating silhouettes. Dark blue, black, and soft brown dominate coats and dresses, including collar lines, single-breasted closures, and mostly sleeveless designs. ice coats and small hats finish the up-to-date look.

Paris Cays New York Amart Mra Dolan

Auxiliary Card Party Draws Eight Tables In Gueste Hall

The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of BR T held a card party yesterday afternoon in the LG F hall Gueste. Whist dominated the games and prizes were awarded to Mrs Totten for high score Mrs Neltie Weaver for strong honors and Mrs Bryant for consolation. Refreshments followed as the committee led by Mrs J M Hamilton and Mrs S M planned further teas.

B. of BR. T LG. F. Hall Totten Neltie Weaver Bryant Cormitted J. M. Mamilton

Dame Pashion Prompts Change in Fashion Morality

Fragmentary text describes a fashion shift toward midrange styles blending attractively with conservatism. It notes light and black slippers as common, and references Dame Pashion urging compliance with mandates affecting women's dress. The era emphasizes affordable, practical clothing as spring and summer arrive.

Pashion Bemah

Partial Moon Eclipse Visible Sunday World Wide Sky Show

A partial lunar eclipse will be observable Sunday morning August four from Stewart Observatory. Only about one sixth of the moon will be covered at maximum darkness, with visibility extending across most of the world and the United States. Preparations for future viewing trips continue as the observatory resumes evening hours in fall.

Sway Auguste Devglace Stewart Observatory Artsone Menzies United States Mexico

Paying For the Home Remedies Promised Cure

An ad claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach troubles and proposes a money back guarantee. It describes elimination of catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and promises lasting health with a one dose refund policy.

Mayr Sariim Tue Co Dreggions

Fragmented OCR item on emblem and lodge business

Readable text shows mentions of an emblem, the Twenty, a lodge, and Lumley. The passage seems to describe a business or organizational detail tied to a lodge event, with unclear surrounding context and several garbled names.

Lumley

Beauty Clay Promises Youthful Glow from France to All

Wallace Heopers endorses a White Youth Clay claiming French study perfected it for decades. The ad touts facial clay benefits, says synthetic clays are inferior, and promises quicker blood flow and wrinkle reduction. It cites price, availability, and a mail order path via Beauty Bork and other counters.

Gace Wallace Price

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Wetmeres Kiwatis Tuerhece Rita Fiotes A&e. Iene Satta Rita Botet Mondat Ristory Club Steeting The Rebekahs Wetmore Iim Bert Lytell Man Who Tom Mix Union Market No Congress Union Market E. Congress St Credit and Deliveries 4Th Ave PicToria J. L. Beéwell Terese Tyescon Hedeweil Brewer Furniture Company Mr. Redwell Lee Acweles Cc. Wheghes P. Aivera B F. Meade Carl F. Barnfield D. W. Detwiler A. K. Parker Mee Dorothy Griffith Ure Vic Griffith France America Grittih South Cacn Criffith Fighting Blood Opera House Rand Edwin Carewe President Harding San Palace Hotel Felix Otonka AlBurt Fifth Avenue Flore Delan Puebl Dr. Douglass Douglas Man Een Jews V. Russell Mr. Jewel Edna Wallace Hopper Bart Afl Saturda Safford Creamery Tucson Bartlett Malaga
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