Women Urged to Stay Home or Notify YW Campaign Solicitor
Tomorrow a W. COAL drive proceeds as women are asked to stay home or alert a solicitor. The budget for the YW campaign includes rent, supervision, instruction, telephone, and dues totaling $1800. Members receive privileges by level, with many local names listed as coordinators and hosts for a Thursday tea in the community room to promote the fund and socializing among solicitors and volunteers.
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Y. W. Campaign
Y. Wi
Washington
Christ Mas
Local club meetings and events listed for December and January
Multiple organization notices enumerate upcoming gatherings. Beulah and P. clut host regular meeting in unity room of Westue. Christmas exchange planned. Messes Rosetta Ashby and Stella Whis Pom head various home management and social events. D. of A. and Pythian Sisters schedule gatherings for orphans and charitable activities. Ipha Alpha church social planned at Mrs Byran Snider home. Wellston and Ladies Aid chapters set meetings, with officer elections and holiday exchanges included.
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Rauseernoon
P. Clut
Westue
Jessie Ki
Mercymakers
Rosetta Ashby
Bec
Living Lake
South Prairie School District
Mes
Stella Whis
Sted Home Management
Pythian Sisters
Dee
Howard Kerr
Dot Campbell
John Elgar
A. Bote
Geayes
Byran Snider
South Lowa
Wellston
Grace
Tines
Nena Wilson Authors Book About Badenoch Dog Ring
Nena Wilson writes about Ring the Badenoch dog in a tale praised by Marshall Press during the book week. The first edition of 2000 copies sold out, Ring shows both warning growl at danger and a carefree side with children, while Mrs Badenoch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ft Wilson, writes under her maiden name Nena Wilson.
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Badenoch
Sirk
Nena Wilson
Chilaren
Atory
Marshall Press
Nim
Neal Rerenike
Bedenoa
Waele Wis
Quotations on Pleasure and Penalty by Ralph Waldo Emerson
A reflective passage notes that every pleasure has a penalty and every gain a loss. It argues that sweet and sour, virtue and vice, wit and folly balance in nature, and that missing some things yields gains elsewhere. The excerpt centers on moderation and the tradeoffs of human experience.
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Ralph Waldo
Discovering and Establishing Laws of Nature Engineer’s Aim
A concise note quotes the American Magazine stating that discovering and establishing laws of nature is a theoretical pursuit, while the engineer’s task is to apply these laws in practical use. The line reflects a balance between scientific discovery and engineering application.
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American Magazine
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society Event Plans
The Pleasant Plain missionary society will be entertained at Mrs. J. G. Cherry's home on Friday for an all day gathering. The Women’s Missionary Society will meet Friday afternoon with Squire and Mrs. Masson guiding the reception committee. A ladies social of the Press will convene Saturday afternoon at the Baptist Indies with a bazaar and eatable sale at Ray sever hatchery featuring mince meat and Boston brown bread.
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The
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society
J. G. Cherry
Pris
Dee
Robekat
Woman's
Ass. Squire
Masson
Mes. Davis
Mes. Davis, Mrs. Squire
Fitzgerald
Social of the Press
Debyterian Ct
the Baptist Indies
Ray Sever Hatchery
Boston
Christmas Recipes from Washington County Cooks
A selection of old family Christmas recipes from Mrs Kerr, Mrs Roger Jones, and Mrs Carl Jungbluth. Fruit cake, nut cupcakes, and a large Roger Jones style fruit cake appear alongside chocolate roll cake and a custard-like icing.
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Kerrix
Washington County
Kerr
Roger Jones
Carl Jungbluth
West Chester W. H. M. S. Holds Meeting
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of West Chester met at Mrs. Lindenmeyer's home with large attendance. They had a Thanksgiving program led by Mrs. Boyer and Mrs. Gardner, discussed a clothing drive for Rock Springs Settlement, and planned Christmas gifts for donation.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of
West Chester
Lindenmeyer
Boyer
Gardner
Rock Springs
Hough
Oskaloosa
Winter Feeding Expensive for Big Game Animals
The winter feeding of big game animals is costly, with the federal Biographical Survey noting it requires about 25 tons of hay to sustain herds during February and March, costing over 25 per ton at the refuge. Without winter nourishment, the animals would struggle through the season. Adapted to Date Cultivation There Is a belt of still air all around the world at the Tropic of Cancer. In the East deserts mark the line from Sahara to Gobi and in America it crosses Merica near our southern states. This is the ideal line for cultivation of the date palm Thermodynams. The first law of thermodynamos says energy cannot be created, the second that you cannot gain energy by transferring heat from a colder body.
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Federal Bureau of Biographical Survey
Elf
Ket Bay
Sahara
Gobi
America
Merica
Christmas music program by Port News Music Dept
A Port nightly club music department event featured a Christmas program planned by Mia and J B Ream. Dainty refreshments by Mrs T W Harwood and committee accompanied readings and carols from English, American, White Russian, and Mexican traditions, with solos and quartets led by Mrs Ream, Miss Hunter, and others.
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Mia. J.B. Ream
T. W
Harwood
Ue Music
Port Nightly Club
J. F. M. Loyd
Christinsie
Ream
Anne Shaw Faulkner Oberndorfer
St. Francis of Assisi
Orient
John Henry Hopkins, Jr
America
Maryland
Tannenbaum
Oser
HW. B. Knight
HH. McCleery
Helen Harvey
White Russia
Harvey Hi. Gaul
Hunter
Soap Sculpture Exhibit to Start Tomorrow
Emil Heaselenwerar, chairman for the Federation of Women's Clubs in Kyst district, arranged an Ivory soap sculpture display at Scott Furniture window tomorrow. About eighty young sculptors aged fifteen to twenty-one submitted pieces in a Procerer and Gallible contest. The winning works were sent to the national small sculpture committee, and towns can only host the exhibit for one day, with plans to move on to Ames for Thursday December 4.
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Emil
TALLEYRAND Fane Sheetz TALLEYRAND Fane Sheetz TALLEYRAND
Dec 1 report notes Plor ence Crawford on the ekist and John Gouldner visiting Pete Tinnes. Community members attend a pox social at Rolling Green. Several local residents, including Will Crawford and Nick Ott, called on friends and hosted gatherings with neighbors and families. Decorations featured artistic sandwiches, cheese spreads, and Christmas color motifs. Coffee, tea, pickles, and olives were served. hostesses included Miss Mary Hunter and Mrs. T. R. Gillespie.
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Talleyrand
Plorence Crawford
John Gouldner
Pete Tinnes
Rolling Green
Mike Tinnes
John Kiefer Caldona
Joseph Ott
Robert Sheet
Will Crawford
Ralph Tinnes
Jake Conrad
Henry Bombee
Anton Buch
Pette Tinnes
Marcella Flander
Genevieve
Virginia Kiefer
J. C. Henry
Nick Ott
Ottumwa
Mary Hunter
Edna Mercer
Leila Anderson
Mra
T. R. Gillespie
Sorosis Study On Sculptors And Suture At Ainswort Meeting
The Sorosis group of Ainswort met with Mrs F st Ma C hin on November 28 to discuss SOTEY mean sculptors and suture. Roll call named a Campus Monument. Mrs Geo Mart shared facts on Howard McCormick and Vinnie Ream. Mrs J H Krenmyre lectured on the Pioneer Woman sculpture. A general discussion followed on monuments visited by members. Mrs Mahin served a tray luncheon.
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Ainswort
Mes. F. St. Ma. C Hin
Geo. Mart
Howard McCormick
Vinnie Ream
J. H. Krenmyre
Mra
Mahin
Lineleou
Havre Social Club Oyster Supper At Witting Home
Havre social club entertained a crowd at the Howard Witting home Friday with an oyster supper and peaches cake. Ladies served and tame flies were joked about as rook way played at three tables and music came from Mr. and Mrs Elmer Mason. The evening proved pleasant.
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Howard Witting
Havre
Rook Way
Elmer Mason
Nineteenth Century Club Meeting and Missionary News
A Washington welfare fund outline at the Century club meeting led by Mrs Boyd Rerdo with a book review by Mrs George Morrison on Years of Gi by Margaret Barnes. Baptist women report honors for brides and a scrap-book project sent to Portolico for Christ. Pleasant Hill youths host a Ke belah home evening with food and games. The W V G A hospitality committee plans tea Thursday afternoon.
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N the Century Club
Boyd Rerdo
Washington
George Morrison
Margaret Barnes
Baptist
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Santa Claus
Roy Downs
Ralph Nelson
Nora Warner
Portolco
Fashions for Floors Interviews on Rug Trends
Local rug sellers discuss durable floor coverings for homes. Ralph Scott recommends laminated tile finishes and improved linoleum with lacquer impregnation for stain resistance. Linoleum now uses cement bases, felt, and rolling to create a durable, washably patterned product with various colors and borders. Domestic Wilton and oriental rugs gain popularity as affordable machine woven options. The article notes a W. C. A. drive and a social event planned Wednesday from two to five.
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Ralph Scott
Scott Furniture Company
Scott
Orient
Suinen gold coin value and history in England
A suinen was an English gold coin minted from 1668 to 1818. Named for Guinea gold, it circulated at 20 shillings but due to silver coin inferiority its value rose to 21 shillings from 1717 onward, fixed at 21 shillings.
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Guinea
Roman Wealth Measured in Cattle Shapes Money Roots
The early Romans valued wealth by oxen and cattle, with pecus meaning cattle. The word pecupia later derives from this term signaling money.
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EEA
Dawson
Witting Leather Shop
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Sotey
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