Violet Shipp and Hari Shipp wed at Waterloo house
Violet Shipp of Plainfield, formerly Waterloo, married Hari Shipp at the Germann home 203 Bath Street. The ring service was by G. D. Serrill at noon with close relatives present. Bride wore white satin with full-length veil and carried a rose bud bouquet. Mrs. Shipp works at James Black Co. and Mr. Shipp is a mechanic at Overland Garage. they will reside in Waterloo.
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Shipp
James Black Company
Overland Garage
Waterloo
Beauty Chats By RDNA Kent Orbes Modifying Midsummer Effects
A brief note suggests ways to alter the outcomes of midsummer events. RDNA Kent Orbes discusses potential adjustments and their possible impact on beauty practices and related preparations. The text reads as a compact guide or commentary within a cosmetic context.
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Rdna Kent
ORBES
Cucumber Creams and Lettuce Bleach Cream Formulation
An 19th or early 20th century recipe describes making cucumber cream with almond oil spermaceti wax and cucumber juice for skin bleaching and soothing. It notes lettuce cream for irritation and violet tinted cream from flower petals, plus a cucumber lotion variant using almond oil fresh cucumber juice castile soap and tincture of hamzodin.
Undecided dance date and legal single status noted
A fragment discusses attending a dance with a former spouse now legally single after divorce. It also offers a letter request for a bust development formula and suggests general physical building up for a person who is 20 pounds underweight.
Day Nursery Reopened at Daniels Mission
The Fred Daniels mission day nursery resumed after a two month closure with Miss Rather Beagely in charge. Mothers may leave children at Mission hall office between 8-10 am and 4-5 pm. meals, naps, and play are provided for children of all ages whose guardians are employed for a nominal charge. Mise Bessie Campbell, with Mr Daniels, leads general operations.
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Fred Daniels
Miss Rather Beagely
Mission Hall
Mise Bessie Campbell
Daniels
Weather Drives Crops to Hopeful Growth in June Report
The June weather and crop service bulletin from ITWnois Central notes oats wheat corn barley and potatoes performing well in Dubuqan territory. Weather is hot with warm nights aiding corn, rains helpful for crops, corn appears healthy and near average, potatoes and pasture promising, small grains progressing, Timothy and clover near harvest ready. Farmers feel optimistic about the general outlook.
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Itwnois Central
Dubuqan
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