Jarr Family Office Drama Spurs Hot Day Contempt
In a crowded office on a sweltering day, Mr Jarr confronts workers about his son Willie’s future, clashing with Jenkins and Johnson. Willie deflects taunts, while a boss questions the boy’s resolve and his father’s business. The scene exposes class tension and parental pride amid heat and gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wioliai
Jarr
Willy
Jenkins
Anil
Ron Tater
Joan Pel
Omarmurgie
Oman
Johnson
Mr Jarr
Willie
Jenkine
Jatr
Lance
International Roosters of High Degree Depart for Alabama
A chaotic report describes Wilson and Clemenceau among guests at the White House before a special train to the South. The tale involves a zoo fight, auction for a bridge fundraiser, and a $10,000 rooster donation by President Wilson, with various figures named and a kitchen recipe appended.
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International Roosters
Alabama
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lioyd George
Orlando
White House
Zoo
Adam and Eve and History in a 1919 cartoon note
The piece mocks Adam’s lack of history influencing his trust in Eve, contrasts it with modern readers who study maidens in history, and humorously critiques early 20th century social norms. It ends with snippets: Henry Ford and satirical gibes about beer, barrels, and a future church with a golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eve
Church of the Future
Kaiser
Bell Syndicate
Enc
Useful kitchen tips for chilling, dressings, and sauces
Handy methods for speeding chilling with ice and salt, preparing dressings and fillings, and extending flavors. Tips cover French dressing ratios, mushroom handling, fat utilization, white sauces, and flour sifting, with notes on cream soups and souring milk.
Historic dish for Wilson presented by Martha Washington kin
President Wilson yesterday received a white and gold dinner dish from a Lafayette era set. The gift came from Mrs Kale Upshur Moorhead of Washington, a Martha Washington descendant, in memory of her son Capt John Upshur who died in service last March.
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President Wilson
Martha Washington
Lafayette
Kale Upshur Moorhead
Washington
Moorhead
Capt
John Upshur
Modish Color Contrast in Poplin Dress and Fashions
A fashion feature describes a two tone poplin dress with white upper bodice blue neckline accents and pearl buttons used as trims. It highlights a blue two tone stock for children and notes Jade silk duvetyn wraps and a stylish squirrel coat with embroidery fringe and braided fabric girdles.
The Busy Rich and the Worth of Work
Sophie Irene Loeb argues that idle wealth breeds wasted lives and self centeredness. A rich woman reflects after war injury in a loved one shows the need for real service and sacrifice beyond fashionable war work. The piece contrasts idleness with acts of genuine purpose and warns a future where idlers are scorned. News notes follow on Swift & Company beef sales in Washington for the week ending July 26, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Irene Loeb
Nore
Stevenson
The
Press Publishing Co
Swift & Company
Washington
Simple Operations Fitted Together At Swift & Company
Swift & Company is built on combining thousands of simple operations in packing. No single task stands out yet each is essential. The firm emphasizes energy, brains, and faithful effort of trained men to turn producer livestock into meat with minimal waste. The question remains if government direction could improve the process.
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Swift & Company
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Qlomwnen
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York
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Red Cross
Maryland
James J. Montague
Henry Ford
T White
Idene
Hemenceny
Lieyd George
L “Orlanda
Angola
Lynx
Amseli
Journal
Tori
Swift
Swift and Company Union Stock Yards
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U.S. A
Marixet
D. T. Dutrow
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