Home Gardener Serves Fresh Vegetables for Flavor
Fresh vegetables lose flavor fast after picking with sweet corn losing most sugar within hours. Refrigeration slows loss, and produce should be eaten soon after picking or grown at home for best taste. The piece cites experiments by University and Agriculture Department researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrsughn and Church
Bureau of Chemistry
Rtment of Agriculture
Profes A. Appleman
Mary Experiment Station
Women Leaders and Achievements Across the World
The article surveys women in China, Morocco, and beyond taking roles in education, social work, farming, aviation, and industry. It highlights Miss Carol Purse placing over 300 veterans in New York positions, and notes Australian nurse Elizabeth McNaught aiming to become a commercial aviator. It also mentions women running farms, directing university departments, and leading newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Purse
New York
Elizabeth McNaught
Egypt
Australia
Neighborhood party honors helpers at Havre home
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner hosted fifteen neighbors for a two course luncheon and games to thank those who helped them move. Wes Meyers and Wade Crone won prizes. Guests included Frank Mayhew Harry Crone Ode Ferguson and others. A Queen Esther group meeting featured a cafeteria supper and Circle business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gardner
Havre
Wes Meyers
Wade Crone
Frank Mayhew
Harry Crone
Ode Ferguson
Charlie Kephart
Vera Knupp Shoemaker
Lucy
Ana Mercer
Ethel Heatty
Helen Keller Stars In Vaudeville Demonstration
Helen Keller, blind and deaf since infancy and taught by Anne Sullivan Macy, debuts in vaudeville with a speaking demonstration that astonishes a packed Monday matinee crowd in a major theater. Her act shows how she learned to speak and communicates with the audience, drawing rare emotional and critical interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Anne Sullivan Macy
Europe
Charminister barber institute showcases sharp skills with scissors and razor
In Charminister England, a local barber institute demonstrated expert hair cutting artistry. Miss Pauline Goldmark, manager of the women’s service section of the United States Railroad Administration, represents the 8 000 women remaining in the railroad’s employ out of 101 000 who were enraged during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charminister
England
Pauline Goldmark
Woman's Service Section
United States Railroad Administration
Water use advice cited by Arab drinkers
A historical note claims Arabs drink cold water only with a spoon and avoid bathing unless living by the sea. The sentence reflects cultural guidance on hydration and bathing practices tied to geography and modest living norms.
London doctor urges hats and white dresses to boost health
Dr Elizabeth Sloan Chesser tells Institute of Hygiene audience that clothing influences comfort and mood. She recalls WWI work at Woolwich Arsenal improving worker health and advocating white garments, warm clothes, and practical fashion to aid well being and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Walter
London
England
Bond Street
Institute of Hygiene
Elizabeth Sloan Chesser
Paris
Sloan Chesser
Arsenal
Woolwich
Tocnm
Remains of Woolard Family Buried in One Grave
The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Woolard and their twelve year old daughter were moved from Highmore South Dakota to New Sharon Iowa for burial and laid together in a single grave. Mrs. Sellers an aunt from Illinois who cared for the family died at Highmore.
State fair to officially recognize horseshoe pitching
The state fair management will officially recognize horseshoe pitching this fall. A purse of 300 dollars has been set for the winning teams. A county elimination system and a formal set of rules govern the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Management
Training Little Citizens 1 Kindergarten Association News Note
Training Little Citizens 1 Kindergarten Association vies for article space issued by National Main Street in New York City. They appear weekly in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrain Street
York City
Plaza Tiotel
New York City
National Kindermarten
National Motion Picture League
Bcreen
League
Fourth A Ave
Wreckers and Builders at School Shape a Moral Test
Elsie Maynard and Marion Bush clash over a new pupil and a diamond ring as Mrs Maynard frames a lesson on choosing right. The mother urges bravery and kindness to turn rivals into builders, while Elsie develops resolve to help the newcomer. Plucky talk frames a moral about choosing goodness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Maynard
Marion Bush
Marion
Plexia
Eisie
Elsie
Michael
Grehard Street
Mother
Mrs. Meynard
Fisie
Take Cold? Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed
Mrs E B Kinnan of Roseville Ohio praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs she has used. She keeps a bottle at home during winter and recommends trying the remedy for relief. Lemmons Drug Store advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
Mra
BE. Kinnan
Roseville
Ohio
Lemmons
Adyt
Heads Together Improve Barrel Making
Two heads are better than one for a barrel as noted by the Jacksonville Times-Union. The item cites collaborative effort or shared expertise enhancing workmanship and innovation in a craft or trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Times-Union
Cash Friendship and the Loan License
A Washington Evening Star excerpt notes Uncle Phen saying friendship is not a license to borrow money. The line suggests skepticism toward informal loans and the social limits of helping friends financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Phen
Washingston Evening Star
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Washington County
China
Morocco
Jane Hervaux
Actioe of Aviation
Havana
Edith P. Hershey
University of Texas
Texas
Emma Brennan
Saltike City
Missouri
West
Lady Butt
Scotland
Lady Putt
Empress Eugenie
Agnes and
Gertrude Sanderson
Little River
Kan
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Francis T. Patterson
Columbia University
Mayes
Pensacola
The
Women's
Dr. Hay
Gama Sigma
First United Presbyterian Church
Mary Swaney
Mount Pleasant
South America
Chili
Methodist Church
Brighton
Republican National Woman's Committee
Chicago
John C. South
Mary Garret Hay
Frank Dodson
Geo. W. Reinecke
Bliss Rose Moriarty
Elizabeth Hyde
Marian Parkhurst
Amanda Miller
Clara Louise Burnham
Jewel
Rion
Klein Kiothing Kompany
Washington
Iowa
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