Teach Foreigners How to Select and Cook Proper Food
The United States Department of Agriculture and home demonstration agents train foreign women in Bayonne New Jersey to choose and cook American foods. Many affordable nutritious staples like oatmeal are unfamiliar and often prepared badly. In one month 25 mothers taught proper oatmeal use for 92 children. A 13 year old Bayonne girl heads six younger siblings after her mother’s influenza death, with meals previously consisting of coffee and cake. The agent now guides the sister-mother in preparing simple economical dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Bayonne
N. J
International Institute
Hair arrangement tips for a flattering look from old advice
A fashion column excerpt discusses hairstyling to suit facial features. It compares careful, high knots and irregular lines to create maturity, notes side partings often suit better than center parts, and offers a hair tonic formula via mail for readers requesting guidance. It includes Q&A from May Belle Susie and Mrs L on tonics and beauty concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Slype
Waterloo Woman in Evangelistic Work Visits Home
Miss Helen Brynes, long in Waterloo, plans to resume evangelistic work with the Rev George Stephen tabernacle party. Formerly of Waterloo, she led the YWCA in Kankakee during wartime, then cared for her grandmother. She will join the Stephens party in September with early engagement at Monmouth Illinois, after a western tour visiting relatives in Grand Canyon Ariz Los Angeles Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brynes
Waterloo
George T
Stephen Tabernacle
Brynes
Miss Byrnes
Y. Ww. CG. A
Kankakee
Stephens
Monmouth
West
Harry
Grand Canyon
Ariz
James Byrnes
Alice
Los Angeles
Cal
Garden Products Exhibit Open to the Public
An exhibit of garden products from the children's home and school gardens will be open to the public tomorrow and Wednesday in Kiester Hall & d company rooms at 320 Fifth Street West. Entries are being made today and the fair is expected to be a success with gold and silver medals for best exhibits and a silver cup for the top school exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiester-Hall &°d Company
Former Soldiers to Form Local American Legion Camp
Waterloo meets Tuesday to organize a local American Legion chapter for World War veterans at Memorial hall. Leaders Tate Harrison Harry Reed J Jordan spearhead the effort as plans include forming a committee tomorrow night and possibly electing officers. A state meeting at Marshalltown in September may select delegates to the Minneapolis national assembly in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Tate Harrison
Harry Reed
J. Jordan
Waterloo
World War Organization
United States
Marshalltown
National Assembly
Minneapolis
A Gift and the Gift of Making People Feel Guilty
A childhood memory recalls Miss N a guest who stayed three summers and the uneasy, nervy atmosphere she created. The author notes how she could make others feel guilty and questions whether such a gift is desirable or marks true kindness.
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Miss N
Idoor
Leverne E. Crouse Killed in Nebraska Plane Crash
Leverne E. Crouse nephew of Mr. and Mrs. BE A Boggs of 231 Leonard avenue died in an airplane accident in Nebraska on Saturday. Word came to Mrs. from Dr. Devine of Marshalltown. The report confirms the fatal incident and identifies Crouse with his family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverne E. Crouse
BE. A. Boggs
Leland Avenue
Nebraska
Dr. Devine
Marshalltown
Boggs Details Fade as Funeral Plans Mention Enlistment
fragmented report notes Mrs Boggs leaving war department to Albion Iowa for funeral services of her nephew officer L H Smig local recruiting firm mentions enlistment in aviation service and family ties to William Galloway company. also cites England Wales hedge acreage could feed 2 million people yearly and Cour tier job ads pay 28 cents daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boggs
Aviation Service
United States Army
Waterloo
Levarne Grouse
William Galloway Company
Mrs. Boggs
Forgotten steak prompts quick fire department call
Neighbors of W J O Neil at 41244 Fourth Street West called the fire department after smelling burning meat. Firemen arrived swiftly and put out the small incident saving 60 cents worth of steak as the O Neil family were out at the beach and forgot to turn off the gas, so they dined later minus the prime steak.
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W. J. O'Neil
Fourth Street
Mrs. O'Neil
Play Safe Insure with Bronson Insurance Agency
Advertisement urging readers to insure with Bronson Insurance Agency. Provides no further details beyond branding and call to action.
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Bronson Insurance Agency
Arthur E Snyder Hears Oil Prospects Near Union County
H A Snyder receives word from son Arthur E Snyder a stock raiser and farmer in Union County New Mexico that geologists studying the area find oil bearing rock and sands near his 1500 acre ranch close to a drill well. If oil is found in paying quantities he may enter a more profitable industry than farming.
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H. A. Snyder
Arthur E. Snyder
Union County
New Mexico
Mr. Snyder
More Service Buttons Available to Veterans
Several hundred additional bronze buttons for veterans lapels have been received at the local recruiting station 300 1-2 Fourth street west. They may be obtained in person with discharge papers. Lee E. Nesbit of Dunkerton and Robert E. Zimmerman of Fairbank enlisted today for one year in the quartermaster branch of the army. Enlistments for all foreign service continue.
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Fourth Street
Lee E. Nesbit
Dunkerton
Robert E. Zimmerman
Fairbank
Quartermaster
Army
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Susie
Forbes
L. ‘Oo. T. M. Lodge
Cedar River Park
Chautauqua Literary Study Club
Chester Cadwallader
W. P. Hoxie
A. L. Camp
Paris
Tenn
Hansen & Tansen
Paris Fashions
Os Tea Aaanena
Gerald L
Huricane”’) Patterson
Engla
Wales
Patteras
Waterloo Evening Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Lil
Mazola
ARGO
New Corn Products
Corn Products Refining Company
P. O. Box
New York
RISCO
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