What to Feed the Children in Home Lunches
The Department of Agriculture promotes child nutrition by guiding mothers and educators on proper meals. It presents suggested menus inspired by Uncle Sam to ensure adequate portions and nutritious balance. The excerpt outlines first sandwiches with tender fillings, baked apples, and other wholesome components for a healthy ranch basket or lunch box.
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Department of Agriculture
Gaterns States
Department
Historic meal menu fragment from old newspaper
Fragmented OCR lists assorted sandwich ideas and dishes including bean loaf, celery cups, jelly wind, cheese with bread, lettuce sandwiches, milk dishes, and fruit desserts. Entries reference various fillings like chopped meat, salad dressing, and fruit pastries in a dated dining table style.
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Beens
Walter
Fashionable Costume Adaptations in Period Attire
A French figure of fashion describes how costuming adapts to changing trends with ready-made tailoring. She notes cleverness in garment adaptation, the ease of adding plain materials for contrast, and the growing vogue for trimming aiding the enterprise. The tunic remains a favored element as clients seek affordable, stylish options.
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Huzbsad
Vmntey
Washing Lace Waist to Restore Shine
A reader describes a home method to whiten and refresh lace waists. Mix cornmeal, gasoline, and a stiff cover, shake vigorously, then squeeze out excess, rinse in a basin with clean water, and hang to dry in the sun for a bright, renewed look.
TODAY'S BEAUTY HINT CLEANSE FOR HEALTHY HAIR
A cheap cleansing rinse is prepared by dissolving a teaspoon of cambros in hot water. Apply to the scalp to create a thick, soothing lather that dries quickly and evens out the hair. Fresh scent leaves the hair bright, with a lighter feel and reduced heaviness.
Boy Drowns Near Kemmerer Stream
In Kemmerer Wyoming a mother reports her son ran along the edge of a stream nine miles from town and apparently drowned. He had been dead for several days and was last seen Friday. He left no known relatives and no immediate identification is available.
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Kemmerer
Positions For The Graduates In Ogden And Beyond
The Smithsonian Business College reports graduates placed in Ogden and across the country to fill important business roles. Names include Vernal Jones Ogden Packing and Andrew Hansen Muraugn Idaho, with several others tied to firms in Ogden Farmington Downey and Glen Grove.
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Smithsonian Business College
Ogden
Andrew Hansen
Muraugh
Idaho
Con W. Higley
George A. Lowe Company
Pred W. Dalton
Miter Floral Company
Farmington
Utah
Vinola Lewrenson
Poatmaster
Downey
Head
Brown
fHichardson & Hunt
Margaret Fofey
Dredstreet
Agency
Cliff Greenwell
Glen Bros
Health Is the First Wealth and Eckman’s Remedy
Health is praised as wealth and Eckman’s Alterative is promoted as a safe, non poisonous remedy. The text claims Esther may need relief by using Eckman’s Alterative, a preparation long marketed as effective for various ailments, and stresses it is free from habit forming drugs while insisting good nutrition and fresh air also help. The Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia is cited as the source.
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Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
School Paper Boomerang Shines At Brigham City High
Brigham City May 22 The Ror elder high school priced In circulation Saturday the spring number of the Boomerang, the school paper, one of the most creditable ever published. The 90 page volume printed to Salt Lake contains halftones of graduates, buildings, faculty and notable events. Staff list includes William Gall editor in chief Vern Pridah associate editor Stella Young editor notes Arlo Anderran humor Verna Hareen associate tutor Lydia Jholhmen writer Ruth Hargis staff artist Tamar Kofonl business manager Carl Lee athlet Tony Earl Walker exchange manager Wendert McClyke trifet Mabey Anderson Bart Sklat Lamont Glover assistant manager.
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Brigham
Brigham City
Rorelder High
Schol
Salt Lake
T Ube
Erang
Athtotten
Earl Walker
Exchange
Wendert McClyke
Trifet
Mabey Andersson
Bart Sklat
Lamont Glover
Asslsiant
Skull 16 Fractured In Auto Accident At Kemmerer
In Kemmerer Fifty year old Edmunds and her young companion were injured when the Walter Maddesham car driven by Haddenham veered on Frontier road. A dog ran into the path causing a ditch fall into a deep roadside trench. Edmunds, 25, is in a dying condition at the Miners' Hospital with a fractured skull. The accident occurred about 6 PM yesterday afternoon.
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Kemmerer
Woo
Dames Fatmonds
Walter Maddesham
Mr. Haddenham
Ueyearold
Edmonds
Mystery Surrounds Death of Old Miner in Provo
Provo May 22 a stranger believed to be W. F. Harrison died at the county infirmary after arrival from an unknown location in an unconscious state. Dr W T Healer diagnosed anaemic poisoning, with envelopes addressed to Harrison found on him. Apparent prospector aged about 69. Postmarks dated 1903 to 1906 from New York and Cripple Creek.
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Provo
W. FL Harrison
Ely
Canyon
W. Ui Llarrison
Indian murderer reported deal in Pocatello Idaho
A Wyom ing Indian named Frank Werry who killed his wife and wounded two others was reportedly shot to death by Fort Hall Indian police after taking refuge behind a barter. Initial reports said he died by his own action rather than be captured. An investigation is expected.
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Deal Pocatello
Ida
Frank Werry
Wyoming
An Easy Way to Increase Weight
An advertisement promotes Sarpol a weight gain remedy claiming to boost digestion and fat absorption. It promises 10 to 20 pounds of solid weight, warns of no side effects, and urges readers to try the product through testimonials and guarantees.
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AOL
8OTED YOUNG EDITOR DIES IN WYOMING
Chiryenne Wyoming May 2 The body of Herbert Rock Schneider who at 01 years of age had attained the highest salaried journalistic position in Wyoming today was sent to Milwaukee his former home with accompanying the body Mr Schneider died from gastric ulcer at the age of 28 years 2 months after he resigned the managing editorship of the Wrering Tab or Journal organ of the Enrich Mine Workers of America in this atte which place he held for five years He had just installed machinery for an Independent printing hours when he was stricken.
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Wyoming
Chiryenne
Wyo
Herbert Rock Schneider
Merton
Wis
Schneider
Wreming Tabor Journal
Enlich Mine Workers of America
Post Office to Advance to Second Class Status
Postoffice Inspector Christiansen of Often checks Richfield office finds growth sufficient to recommend second class status. The move would raise Morrison's salary and expand staffing to meet increased business.
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Iichfield
Christiansen
Richfield
Tosimastey Morrison
Tevillatsa
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