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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
6
A guide to preparing a traditional Thanksgiving feast with oyster soup, roast turkey or chicken, chestnut stuffing, giblet gravy, vegetables, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, and economical crown roast of pork. Includes dressing, trussing, roasting times, and a cider beverage note.
Paris reports Briand definitively declined the president's request to assemble a new cabinet. He urged President Doumargue to appoint Senator Paul Doumer instead while socialists refused to join Briand's cabinet offer. The socialist leaders cited three potential posts for Blum Boncour Locquin. A separate Illinois case notes a mandamus petition seeking to compel a legislative session and apportionment, highlighting historic reapportionment concerns and Cook County growth implications.
In Chicago on November 23 a veteran advocate presses for legislative reapportionment as a state supreme court decision nears on December 1. He argues the legislature's refusal creates a minority ruling and violates the constitutional mandate to reapportion every ten years, saying the move harms the state's government.
Authorities note gypsy wedding rites differ by tribe and country with few formalities required beyond a covenant between bride and groom. Ceremonies are followed by feasting drinking fiddling and dancing.
The Thrift Magazine notes that employers stress politeness in the workplace. Courtesy among colleagues and toward customers fosters comfort and productivity, while a grouch disrupts harmony and hinders progress.
In Germany a child may be baptized with a first name like Hindenburg but the name cannot appear as part of the boy's given name in the church register. The policy treats Woodrow Williams or Franklin Roosevelt as invalid since Woodrow Franklin Washington would misuse family names as first names.
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