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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
6
April menu items feature salmon and sardine based salads with egg cups and pepper tulips. Recipes cover salmon salad in pepper tulips, sardine egg cups served on watercress, cheese crusted eggs, salmon and bacon like fillings, tuna style mixes, and multiple sandwich fillings with mayonnaise, paprika, celery, and herbs.
Patrons admire the silk quality of new dresses priced from 12.50 to 39.50 with many styles, coats, and accessories featured. The store showcases wash materials, silk scarves, gloves, Nelly Don and Donna Gordon frocks, children’s wear, and hats arriving, urging customers to visit for fitting Gossard shapewear before choosing outfits.
A fragmented verse depicts spring’s approach with misty ponds and shy hills turning green. The scene shifts through fog, a lean fence, fragrant south winds, muddy roads, then cattle grazing as spring grips heart and throat.
Chop a cup of stonedaa and mix with dairy cheese. Spread date cheese thickly on gra yam bread, sprinkle peanuts, and cover with a sliced second piece. Trim crusts and cut each sandwich into triangles.
Telephony operators enjoyed candy and popcorn at Miss DeElda Bakers apartment on East Madison Street Friday night. Girls danced and rode around town with a driver. Jean Stewart marked her thirteenth birthday with a party at her father W. G. Stewarts home on South Iowa Avenue with six guests. The Fortnightly Bible club met at Mrs. F. L. Wilsons home to plan next years course of study. Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Koebler were honored guests at a mixed shower for the Ainsworth United Presbyterian Sabbath school officers at J. C. Matthews on South Lows Avenue. Guests received a recipe book and a treasure hunt with a yellow and white luncheon to end the evening.
Week long notices list upcoming meetings and social events across Havre and surrounding clubs. Activities include the Spay St James PLT, the Friendly social club, ALR, Rosemaryelt Pythian Sisters, Young people at the Presbyterian church, Pleasant Plains Missionary Society, Snowball Social club, U and I club, Sunshine Community club, Merry Mixer club, Harmony club, L and DB study groups, Rural Women's club, H C club, Havre Social club, Wellston Social club, Pilotsburg Ladies Aid, Chapter 1 PE D, United Presbytery church choir, Poinsett club, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society events, with hosts named such as Mrs Lewin Baker, Mrs J Korte, Mrs Lloyd Foster, Mrs Ed Gallagher, Mrs Charles Kerr, Mrs Lela Beenblossom, Mrs Warren Thess, Mrs Mary Harvey, Mrs H E Busby, Mrs William Norton, Mrs Harry Bishop, Mrs George Brown, Mrs Dave Turnipseed, Mrs W McLaughlin, and Mrs J E Gardner.
Fashion hints describe dal suk fabric weaving in self tone with shiny threads and printed 1¢ marks. Cotton tweed fabrics mimic wool, offering tweed texture and firm feel. Shantung prints and plains reference Southern and European resorts, boosting summer sportswear appeal. Striped shirting and polka dot patterns emerge as versatile options with jacquard cottons elevating simple frocks to chic.
The Household Magazine discusses temper tantrums as a common explosive behavior not limited to children. It notes adults in positions of power and social figures show loss of self control under stress, with causes including jealousy and psychological strain. Positive, nonviolent approaches are urged for treatment.
Advertorial copy touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best remedy for excess stomach acid and indigestion. It claims immediate relief within five minutes and promotes the product as a standard with doctors for over sixteen years. The ad notes the medicine comes in a pleasant tasting form and is sold at drug stores with the registered trade mark Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
Mrs Warren Mathes to enter in the Mary Maker event on Wednesday afternoon. The Pilotsburg Indies society hosts a meeting at her home on April 3. The Cartoon entertainment at the Christian church is postponed indefinitely. Royal Neighbors meet April 1 at 7:30 in Modern Woodman hall. Rural Woman's club gathers Thursday evening with Mr William Norton, roll call after suggestions. The Heyes Social club meets with Mrs Tar Ry Bishop Thursday afternoon. Study department of the arthig ttly club to meet with Mrs J E Busby Wednesday afternoon. Poinsetta club to meet with Mrs Sherman Welch Thursday afternoon.
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