Family meal plan outlines milk and veg needs
Expense notes emphasize milk for children and adults with daily targets of four ounces meat per person, potatoes and one other veg daily, plus fruits and vegetables. Separate items mention a party hosted by Miss Emma Eggleson and Miss Edith Williams with 28 guests and out of town attendees, and a Rotarian luncheon at Rogerson Hotel.
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Emma Eggleson
Edith ‘Williams
Helen Klaas
Marie Arms
Stella Mc
Wednesday Bridge Hosts 30-Table Luncheon at Mrs Burton's
The Wednesday Bridge was delightfully entertained with a 30 bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles Burton yesterday afternoon. The table was decorated with yellow roses and place cards matching the blooms. Miss Libbie Jane Tuttle, visiting from Albert Lea Minnesota, was the guest of the club. Mrs. L F Miller won the day’s prize, a Madeira handkerchief.
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Charles Burton
Libbie Jane Tuttle
Albert Lea
Minn
L. F. Miller
Teachers Paid Low Wages in England Report
London May 27 teachers in England earn as little as 2.50 dollars per week and a head teacher under five dollars. More than a quarter of the men and eighty percent of the women are affected by the low pay.
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London
England
Teachers earn less than porters says union
At the National Union of Teachers annual convention speakers cited salaries for teachers as under twelve dollars weekly, noting those wages fall short of railway porter wages and highlighting inadequate pay for educators.
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The
National Union of Teachers
Roosevelt Memorial Is Given Its Birth in Idaho
Boise Idaho May 27 The Roosevelt Memorial association is formed for Idaho with officers F R Gooding president R S Sheridan vice president J H Gipson treasurer W H Gibson secretary and Colonel H K Marsters Meridian on executive committee The initial meeting gathered friends of Theodore Roosevelt to organize a state memorial body as a national group already formed.
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Boise
Idaho
Roosevelt Memorial Association
F. R. Gooding
Gooding
R. 9. Sheridan
J. H. Gipson
Caldwell
W. H. Gibson
Mountainhome
Kayser Hosiery and Underwear at Robinsons Store
The Robinsons Knit Underwear store promotes Kayser gloves hosiery and underwear noting quality cut finish and comfort. It claims extensive Kayser stock including vests and union suits in cotton isle silk and silk jersey tops for regular tall stout and small figures with reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayser
Kayser Union
Stout
Prices for Women's Undergarments in Stock
Catalog snippet lists popular priced underwear including Swiss ribbed vests at 25 cents silk ribbon band vests 60 cents and double extra size lisle vests 85 cents. Union suits range from 70 cents to 2.48 dollars with several fabrics and styles such as athletic lisle silk jersey top and silk listed.
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Lisle
Women’s Union
Diry Goods Line Offers Dependable Yard Goods and Bargain Prices
A local store expands its yard goods selection with reliable items at fair prices. Examples include Crash Toweling, yard wide Percales at 19 cents, and 40 inch organdies at 60 cents regular price. The note criticizes bargain sale profiteering and urges buying at regular prices when needed. It also advertises Blue Seal Vaseline, white castile soap, Falcum powders, small to large Flags for Decoration Day, and driving gloves for all.
Fifi Widener Rumor Foreshadows Lenox Romance
Villagers in Lenox Massachusetts gossip about heiress Fifi Widener and a Philadelphia suitor, claiming a retinue of servants-detectives guards her, a high powered car waits, and her governess oversees her by day and night. Widener calls the tale tommyrot and cites health and temperament reasons for her isolation.
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Lenox
Mass
Fifi Widener
Fifi
Mother Widener
Philadelphia
Tommyrot
Widéner
Berkshires
Roosevelt Memorial group to organize Idaho campaign
The Roosevelt Memorial association plans a nationwide memorial effort with Idaho urged as a leading locale. Ex Governor Gooding is tasked to organize activities, raise funds, and appoint county and city chairmen as state leaders prepare campaigns in June.
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Roosevelt, Memorial, Association
Atate
Suir
Mr. Gooding
War Fatigue Sparks Increased Drinking in Japan
Report from Tokyo dated May 27 notes officials claim Japan has endured a one and a half year war surge. Citizens, flushed by supposed gains, are said to drink more deeply than in prewar days, amid broad social strain and pacific tensions.
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Tokio
Aorgas
Pacific
Pershing story in Paris finds five figure offer for lectures
Paris dispatch reports a five figure offer to General Pershing for a series of war lectures. The offer was relayed by cable and prompted the general to respond with a cautious remark. He stated that the offer has entertained him despite his initial hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pershing
Eiswer
Wéskd
Ducer
Painter to sign peace treaty portrait in London
London May 28 Sir William Orpen, famed for portraits of Foch Haig and other peace figures, will sign the peace treaty. The artist has previously painted leaders and members of the peace conference.
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London
William Orpen
Foch
Haig
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A call to daily morning bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. The piece urges readers to adopt the routine to relieve constipation bilious spells and dullness and claims the method renews appetite and vitality. It cites widespread benefits for skin tone and overall health.
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Pearl Moyer
Grace Roberts
Dale Beer
R. Beer
Lawrence Kiel
George Pfeifer
Walter Roberts
Filer
Blanche Ditle
Rupert
Rogerson Hotel
Roosevelt
Diry Goods
P. S
Lochinvar
Haying
Stein
Vale
New York
National Association
Betwen
Steynenberg
IGLE
First National Bank OF
Twin Falls
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