The Jarr Family Spoiled by a Domestic Spree
Roy L. McCardell's piece follows Mrs Jarr and Mrs Rangle as they plot a day of shopping and leisure while debating whether to spend money, defy husbands, and seek distraction in restaurants, stores, and cabaret ideas, ending with a note on husbands' lack of jealousy.
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Jarr
Roy L. McCardell
Mrs. Rangle
Mr. Jarr
Mrs.Rangle
Mre Jarr
Mrs Rangle
Mrs Jarr
Rangle
Jarr Lhnow
Kanale Menzo
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Palatable Meat Substitutes for Daily Menus
A wartime style guide promotes meatless meals using beans peas nuts and dairy. It suggests Lima bean loaf as a versatile base with variations in vegetables flavors and sauces, offering hot or cold servings and a recipe using dried lima beans onions carrots egg butter seasoning and bread crumbs.
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Madsen of Ranger Teras visited Washington to see the Marines parade and sought to join but was deemed too good a target. At the White House parade a woman fainted, Madsen carried her out, she fainted again upon seeing him. He is 7 feet tall and still growing, 22 years old, a former cowpuncher with Ranger country. He traveled east with Sam Houston of Amarillo to see the sights after oil discovery reduced punching duties.
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Jarr
Mrs Rangle
Jair
Mr Rangle
Honeer
Washington
White House
Madsen
Ranger
Sam Houston
Amarillo
Texas
Band Concerts Today by US Marine Band
Today's program features The Messenger March The Star Spangled Banner and Sousa Overtures. Leader John Zimmermann conducts excerpts from The Dollar Princess Danube Waves and The Volunteers with performances by Rubinstein Liszt and Wagner selections plus choral and violin pieces and a finale of Himalaya and Ill Say She Does.
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US Marine Band
AD & Gaptol
Willam H. Ssntelmann
Schatkowsky
Paglacer
Rubinstein
U. S Soldiers
John
Zimmermann
Volunteers
Tate
Frank Bernard
Tolson
Tranovici
Tobacco crusade denied by temperance union leaders
The Women's Christian Temperance Union says its extended tobacco education drive and Jubilee fund remain separate. The general officers state no portion of the $1,000,000 Jubilee money will be used for tobacco education, in a public statement issued by Mrs Emma Sanford Shelton and Mrs N M Pollock of the District. Also noted, Miss Margaret Douglass wed Mr Wnlowton Mixer of Buffalo New York, Red Cross workers.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Emma Sanford Shelton
Mra N M Pollock
Nearty
Paris
Margaret Douglass
Elliott Douglas
Wnowlton Mixer
Buffalo N .Y
Mixer
Red Cross Workers
Wealthy Neighbors Bring Envy And Escape
A narrator envies wealthy neighbors who retreat to travel by October. They observe the hill dwellers summering away from toil, enjoying leisure and merriment from dawn to dusk. The speaker admits envy yet recalls the tomcat and frightened father, noting even robins face worries.
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Robins
Senate caution risks need to learn Shantung location
A 1919 Bell Syndicate opinion notes that a careless Senate could force many to seek Shantung, criticizes light fines like ten dollars for a bartender, and doubts the tele phone girls will unite or heed leaders long enough.
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Bell Syndicate Inc
Tuid chic blouse with black and white chiffon
A daily fashion hint describes a chic blouse in black and white chiffon featuring fine pleating and gracefully puffed sleeves, offering a stylish choice for everyday wear.
Summer ironing tips from Milwaukee Journal
The article argues to minimize ironing in heat. Fresh sun dried sheets need careful folding, not ironing, and two people help pull heavy linens. Air dried sheets stay fragrant and smooth under weights, while electric irons are cooler and best used away from cooking areas.
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Milwaukee Journal
The Arguing Habit in the Home
The piece argues that constant petty arguing spoils family peace and happiness. It cites the nagging, dictatorial household member as selfish and unproductive, with the rest of the family suffering from the constant corrections and control.
Eye Strengthening Formula Claims Boost Vision 50 Percent
A Philadelphia article promotes a “free prescription” said to strengthen eyesight by 50 percent in a week. It cites Bon-Opto tablets dissolved in water used as an eye wash, claiming dramatic improvements and even possible avoidance of glasses for many.
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Philadelphia
Lewis
Toa
Washington
People’s Drug Stores
Blouses Catch YONAN's Eye In Georgette Rose Embroidered Plastron
Women's interest centers on new blouses and frocks with georgette and chiffons dominating trends. A georgette blouse in warm rose features black embroidery and piping on sleeves and neck, with a plastron loosely girdled by georgette.
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Yonan
Georgette
Bachelor Girl Reflections By Helen Rowland
Reflections on love and marriage from Helen Rowland with satirical social observations. It notes aging, relationships, and gender dynamics with humor, including claims about men's hearts, deception, and Eve’s bite in the garden. The piece mocks romance tropes and modern courtship through witty quips and pointed comparisons.
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Helen Rowland
Squash Soup and Halves a Versatile Luncheon Dish
A period styled recipe outlines squash soup made from boiled squash with milk onion salt pepper celery salt and a roux for thickening. It suggests serving with whipped cream croutons and notes squash halves or fried squash as main luncheon dishes and details oven and frying methods.
Raspberry and Currant Dressing Recipe
Mix two thirds raspberries with one third stemmed currants. Cook fruit briefly, add sugar to taste, boil to desired thickness, skim, and cool. Combine olive oil, salt, cayenne, and vinegar. whisk into dressing. For fruit salad, substitute lemon juice for vinegar.
Adorable apron dress design for a young girl
A sewing note describes a charming front-dip frock for a chubby little girl. It suggests using linen remnants for the bottom, cotton crepe for the upper part, and a linen cuff. Color combos include white linen with pink or blue tops, or Nile green with white, plus chambray or crepe accents. Two wide front tucks lengthen the silhouette.
Angora and Organdy What Next Fashion Tip
A woman crafts a new dance hat from angora and an organdy brim to rescue an worn crown. A pink rose finishes the look as fashion pages note fiber silk models with gold and silver facings and lavish wraps.
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Jana
Al Jennings' Quick Shot Saves O Henry Life
Ex bandit Al Jennings recounts how a swift pistol shot saved William Sydney Porter aka O Henry from a deadly confrontation in a ballroom. The tale accompanies a Washington Post serialization of O Henry and Al Jennings. Demand for next Sunday's installment is high and copies may sell out.
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al Jennings
O.henry
O. Henry
America
William Sydney Porter
Washington Sunday Post Magazine Detective Story Preview
The Washington Sunday Post Magazine promises a premiere detective tale with a thrill in every chapter and high literary quality, offering readers a premier suspenseful experience next Sunday.
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Washington Sunday Post
The Winning Clue by James Hay Jr in Washington
A gripping mystery praised as a superb detective tale rivaling The Thirteenth Chair and The Study in Scarlet. Readers follow brany asleutha in a bold chase to avenge a beautiful woman's murder, withchapter after chapter building toward a sharp resolution.
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Washington
James Hay Jr
James Hay, Jr
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