Washington D A R installs new regent at luncheon
The Washington chapter of the D A R held a noon luncheon at Mrs Godfrey Juseler home with about forty guests. After business the new regent Mrs EB Morrison was installed and plans discussed. retiring regent Mrs Lemmon praised for a successful year focused on Americanization and patriotic education.
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Washington
Godfrey Juseler
Juzeler
Eva Smeltzer
Susan Bégington
Marie Shearer
EB. D. Morrison
Comc
D. A
How To Make Cottage Cheese At Iowa State College
Iowa State College dairy department outlines a method for making cottage cheese from skim milk. Sour at 70 degrees F to develop flavor and reduce odor, then heat gradually to 105 degrees F to separate curd from whey. Drain in cheese cloth, salt at 1/4 ounce per pound of curd, and optional cream.
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Iowa State College
Funeral for Bishop Homer C Stuntz Held in Omaha
Funeral services for Bishop Homer C Stuntz retire bishop of the Iowa and Nebraska district of the Methodist Episcopal church will be in Omaha. Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Chicago will preach the funeral service Friday at the First Methodist church with burial in Omaha students.
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Bishop Stuntz
Omaha
Omaha, Neb
Homer C. Stunts
Iowa
Nebraska
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Titus Lowe
James E. Wagner
First Methodist Church of
Lowe
New York City
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clyde C. Cissell
First Methodist Church
Evangelical church sale and bazaar announced for June 7
An evangelical church announces an eatable sale and bazaar to be held in the room of the Washington Cleaners on the south side of the square Saturday June 7. Also notices for a ten cent social on Flag Day June 14 and meetings of local women’s clubs with time and hosting details.
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Evangelical Church
the Washington Cleaners
Lectures and Meetings Planned in Fairfield Churches
Prof S D Wallin of Fairfield to lecture at Pleasant Hill church on Friday June 6 admission 15 cents and 25 cents Mr Wallin famed humorous speaker. Ladies social at Presbyterian church Friday 2 30 at Mrs M W Bailey's home. D of A Sewing Circle meets Mrs Henry Eagle Thursday afternoon. W K R C dues urged by treasurer Mrs Jungenheimer. West Chester Methodists host mysterious supper June 12 basement church. Rebekahs hold meeting Friday 8 pm with initiation and officer elections. H W club meets with Mrs I B Hoxworth Thursday afternoon bring own work. Presbyterian Choir rehearses Thursday 7 30 pm. Delta Alpha class meets Thursday 2 30 at church. Carpenters Local No 1398 meets Thursday 8 pm. Standard Bearers meet at Helen May's Friday 7 pm. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday 2 30 led by Mrs J H Warren with lesson by Mrs George Dowell.
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F. L. Wilson
Augustus Saint Gaudens
Hazel Meek
C. W. McLaughlin
Daniel Chester French
W. W. Wilson
Frederick MacMonnies
Claire Dewey
George Gray Barnard
N. M. Speidel
W. A. Cook
Stanley Miller
A. E. Bildrige
S. D. Wallin
Fairfield
Pleasant Hill
Wallin
The
Presbyterian Church
M. W. Bailey
West Chester Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Helen
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. H. Warren
Geo. Dowell
Rings and superstition in medieval belief a necromantic link
The text describes how magical rings reflected medieval fears. It cites rings bearing the inscription Anomnymptus causing famine pestilence and epilepsy. It mentions rings with a toadstone and Shakespearean jewel imagery protecting newborns and mothers from witchcraft.
Parliamentary race tightens behind Lady Astor
Own Parliament Lady Terrington M P trails in a close second to Lady Astor as Britain keeps parliament aligned on public policy moves.
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Lady Terrington
M. P
Lady Astor
Daugherty Refuses to Testify Before Wheeler Committee
Former Attorney General Daugherty states he cannot appear before the Wheeler Committee citing the need to call assistants and access department files to give an accurate statement. He accuses some committee members of bias, denies any illegal conduct, and cites Judge Cochran’s ruling that the committee lacks constitutional power.
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Department of Justice
United States
Cochran
Senate
Quotable Cicero on Youth and Age
The quote reflects Cicero praising balance between youth and old age. It notes value in keeping youthful spirit while retaining wisdom. The saying endorses harmony of vigor and experience across generations.
Teddy on a farm visit and a missing Jersey cow
An old six year old teddy narrates his uncle's farm visit where a Jersey cow is stolen during the night. Freddy jokes that the thief took all the milk from her just before supper, leaving the uncle puzzled by the "good joke" on the thief.
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Teddy
Freddy
Everybody's Magazine
Bells Return to Warsaw After Russia Exile
A ceremony in Warsaw marked the arrival of 3000 church bells from Russia under the Riga treaty. Poles long without bell music welcomed the instruments as Warsaw’s new bells rang out in a special Opera concert themed to bells. About twelve thousand bells remain in Russia and will be returned later.
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Warsaw
Russia
Poland
Riga
Warsaw Opera
No Bobs Allowed Among Women in Colorado Prison
Canon City authorities report Warden Thomas J. Tynan bans bobbed hair for women inmates at the state penitentiary. New arrivals with bobbed hair must grow it out, as the warden argues the look is inappropriate for the facility.
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Colorado
Canon City
Colo
Thomas J. Tynan
Colorado State Penitentiary
Incarceration Ethics and Female Virtues Evoked in Debate
The fragment discusses feminine grace cited in hair and asserts that incarceration does not justify diminishing womanly qualities. It hints at a broader debate on gender norms and moral expectations within the context of punishment.
Moonshine Trade Grows Open in Free State Ireland
Dublin reports poteen production in the Free State has shifted from rare ventures to an industry. The Irish Statesman notes revenue loss is small compared to broader damage, with bishops denouncing the spread and crimes linked to the fiery spirit among youths.
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Ireland
Dublin
Free State
Irish Statesman
Horace Plunkett
American Friends
The Greatest Power of Creative Thought
A bold assertion that imagination defines achievement and limits. It argues that belief in possibility unlocks action while doubt destroys it, urging readers to envision completion before starting.
Gillett’s Senate Bid Roils Massachusetts In 1924 Clash
Massachusetts political scene heats as Frederick Gillett, longtime House Speaker, pivots from Congress leadership toward a statewide Senate race against Democrat David Walsh. Coolidge era tensions rise with other GOP leaders backing Gillett while wary of a tight, bitter campaign across the state.
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Massachusetts
David Ignatius Walsh
Springfield
Gillett
New England
Illett
House
Calvin Coolidge
Walsh
Lliam M. Butler
Coolidge
Channing Cox
Bay State
Cox
Frederick William Pallinger
Congress
Cambridge
Allinger
Dallinger
Wayne Wheeler
Upshaw
Georgia
Washington
Senate
Poteen Trade Fueled by Rail Lines Across Connaught
The piece notes railway workers and shopkeepers funnel corn to poteen makers in Connaught. Townsfolk widely know the illegal industry, yet few reveal details. Niquor sells for 75 cents a pint and is used at wakes and weddings. Night sprees spread, and authorities urge stronger licensing to criminalize mere possession.
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