Women's Clubs Convene in Washington D C For Dialogue
Forty eight states and the District of Columbia gather in Washington for the General Federation of Women's Clubs mid winter session. Mrs John F B Sippel highlights an international relations program aimed at world peace through cultural exchange and permanent social contracts among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John FB. Sippel
Sippel
Western Hemisphere
Siffel
Central
South America
Central America
Moravia
Sion
Washington
Clu
Congress
Iowa
Henry @. Taylor
Bloomfield
General Federation
Willam Milchrist
Sioux City
Town Federation
John Fox ‘Lake
Shenandoah
Some More Recipes From Home Berries and Company
Readable fragment shows a kitchen notes list with baking and stuffing instructions. It includes black walnut cookies with butter and orange variations, and a traditional bread stuffing mix for a rabbit dish, with steps on mixing, rolling, and baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Gas, Light and Coke Company
Rabbit In A Creamy Sauce And Stewed Rabbit Dish
A cooking column describes two rabbit preparations including frying pieces in oil or drippings until tender and making a cream sauce with flour and milk. It also covers stewing rabbit with bay leaf and vegetables then serving. An untidy news flash from Mexico City notes eight rebels killed in Gaza clashes and a calvary skirmish near El Quintas without casualties.
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Mexico City
Gaza
Anie
el Qunta
Aguascalients
Ta Prosna
Calvary
Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
Twenty six members attended Chapter J. P. E. O. at Mrs. M. Keck’s home while Mrs Mary Begeman state organizer of P. FE. O. spoke on the group’s aims. The Fortnightly Club discussed meats and foods with demonstrations and a talk by Mrs. Ralph Dousherty. Rooster Club met at Mrs. Arthur Duensing’s home for an afternoon of entertainment and planning. Debates from the Del A. Ro magazine were reviewed at Mrs. Fred Mauthe’s gathering. A busy day of lectures, demonstrations, and social events characterized the local society scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Keck
West
Washington
Mary Begeman
Cede «Falls
P. FE. O
Begeman
Et, Wickhan
Marian Stewart
J. M. Lloyd
Carl Seliger
Ralph Dousherty
James Swit
George Toeble
Fred Mauthe
Augusta Lewtier
Bess Conger
Walter Peterson
Harry Ross
Rooster Club
Irs
Arthur Duensing
Viv Martin Whittaker
Lloyd Walker
Axel Anderson
Geo, Jarrard
Sam Munson
Georgerard
Charles Rick
Mary Ellen
Mes Munson
Pt Ain
Fred W. Manthe
East Madison Street
Dow Moines
Mra Wo A Ison
Mac Wehr
Harry Montgomery
RG. Cherry
C2 AL Role
Ruth Thorne
George Masson
Mra Mauthe
S. W. Livingston
National Defense
de A. Ro
Mes D.C
Rosemary Club and Ladies Groups Gather Wednesday
Social calendar lists Rosemary Club, B and P Club, and Professional Women meeting today. Local church groups including the Methodist, Rebekah, and Ladies Aid plan afternoon sessions at homes and churches, with various hosts and members attending across town.
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Rosemary Club
Marie Chavat
Asthineton Street
King
Auanos
King's “Heralds
Home Guard
Methodist Church
Tanlac hailed as life saver by Denver man
William A. Wells of 244 West Gill Pace Denver Colorado credits Tanlac with curing sour stomach, heartburn, and headaches after two bottles. He says it let him eat well regain strength and it is a safe tonic free from harmful drugs. Makers promise refunds if not helped.
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Willian A. Wells
West Gill Pace
Icr
Denver
Coto
Feagin
Washington high school gathering and funeral notices
Pasty items note a noon dinner for thirty Wash ington high school alumni, weekly Wednesday meetings, and Rev. A A Wing speaking on New Year resolutions. Also recorded are a Fly club medieval drama study, Methodist church announcements, and obituaries for Br iighton Jem and Ainsworth M ctive Laftreda with funeral details and interment at Ainsworth cemetery.
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Mra
A.B. Schmoeller
D. C
Briehton
Jem
Luis Fe
Ainsworth
Jon
J MH. Krenmyre
Lynne Vint Horn
Mac Spessard
Everette Shearer
L. R. Vrezona
Geo. Lord
James Close
Meritt Hawkins
Robert Pancan
Hew Wakenknecht
Hinphrey
Ainsworth Cemetery
Documents involving Senators Norris and Borah Are Forgerie
Reports from Washington declare forged documents alleging aid to a Soviet regime were produced by national forgers and reviewed by a Senate committee chaired by Senator Reed. The panel, including Johnson, Robinson, and Bence, stated the materials are forgeries with certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Borah
Washington
Hori
Idahoad
Senate
Senssehs-eita
Aia
Reed
Pennsylvania
Johnson
California
Robinson
Arkounsas
Bence
Maryland
Comn
Woman's Mission Society to Hold Food Sale January 12
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the M E church will hold a food sale at Washington Cleaners on January 12. There will be homemade baked beans angel food cake and other treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woman's Foreign Mission
Onary Society of the
M. EB. Church
Washington
Flu Epidemics Drive Record Demand for Vicks Vaporub
The article notes a surge in Vicks Vaporub demand as flu epidemics spread across the nation. Health authorities emphasize preventing colds, with many turning to Vicks products for relief.
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Vicks
Doctor Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin advertised for colds and digestion
An ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin as a safe laxative digestant for colds and stomach troubles. It touts non narcotic ingredients, applies to babies and adults, and promises money back satisfaction with broad claims of quick relief.
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Caldwell
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Eli
Ft. Broad Rate
James
John West
Henevieve Wehr
Mark Ty
CW. Stewart
Wehr
Wilmer
Amos” Norton
BO. W. Elub
Perkins Hospital
Town City
Joe Maxwell Dart
Friendship Club
Nellie Juveter
The
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Stewart
South Town Avenue
Taniac
Getables
Oleh
Grim Reaper
John Edmondson
James Vernon
Fitzgerald
Olest Creighton
Lowell
Wilma Rose
Ramondson
Marshall
Floyd
Burl
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Blanche
Peping
Neys
MT. Pleasant
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