The Jarr Family by Roy L. McCardell
A fragmented OCR page recounts The Jarr Family and related dialogue with references to everyday life, money, and social observations. The piece blends personal reminiscence with notes on dress and fashion, including a description of a coat dress and accompanying commentary on style and vanity.
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Jarr Family
Roy L. McCardell
Washington women promote five Legion membership booths
Prominent Washington women led five American Women’s Legion booths in department stores to recruit new members on the first day of recruitment. Service-star volunteers arrived by mandate and through mail requests. Dozens expressed interest in joining and contributing financially while letters to Mrs BR HU Dunlap highlighted need for the organization.
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American Womens Legion
Ani M Department
Erean Attat
War Mothers
Wolrs
S&ccurs Legion
Stewart
BR HU Dunlap
Seergta
The
Legion
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Frinity Leaders to Meet at Luncheons During Drive
An executive committee and general workers will convene at the Ney Willard at 12:43 p.m. today and daily throughout the drive to report on art fans and ear speakers. Rev Dr Charles Wood of the Church of the German? and D Rosenberg of the kers' Association will attend along with Huston Thompson of the Federal Trade Commission and Bishop Hard.
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Taunt
Eriigg
Meheon
Ney Willard
Charles Wood
Church of the Gersnnat
D Rosenberg
Kers’ Association
Huston Thompson Federal Trade
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Hard
Claude Woodward
le Bovell
Neheon
The Spider Bridge Ghost Tale and Gas Line Notes
A whimsical tale of goblins building a silver spider bridge across a stream ends with dawn in a meadow near an oak. Then notes urge Rockefeller funding for better doctors and critique telephone rents and gas warfare in a stance echoing wartime concerns.
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Tetis
Rockefeller
What Eve Said About Some People By Sophie Irene Loeb
A fragmentary piece attributes satire to Sophie Irene Loeb on social types and behavior. It mixes aphorisms about defensiveness, conformity, and human absurdity with a recipe-like parody including potatoes cheese oats and herbs. The text blends quotable lines with kitchen instructions.
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Eve
Sophie Irene Loeb
Remembering how to choose kitchen utensils wisely
Remember this guidance for buying utensils that are light to handle and well balanced. Choose smooth, easy to clean pots with rounded interiors, no grooves, and bottoms sized to suit your flame and cooking needs to save fuel and effort. Practice helps save time and money.
As a Woman Thinketh and Ballade of the Changing Styles
A scatter of phrases on fashion patterns and sewing craft intermixes with early 20th century craft writing. It references a kimono pattern, alterations, decorative piping, and garment finishing details, interlaced with a brief note on fruit jelly candy preparation and confectionary techniques. The text presents a mash of fashion guidance and recipe-like instructions with faded OCR issues.
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Helen Rowland
Simple Home Method Erases Wrinkles Ady
A historic ad endorses a saxolite based wrinkle remover claiming instant smoothing of wrinkles crow's feet and fine lines. It promotes mixing pure saxolite with witch hazel and eluents, with cosmetic results described as magical and safe for all skin types.
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