Alabama's first female state game warden celebrated
Mrs Norma Pred eric Gibboney is praised as the United States only woman game warden appointed by Governor Emmet O Neale. The Mobile County resident defends wild birds amid threats of extinction and vows to stop illegal hunting while promoting bird protection through Audubon societies clubs and schools.
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Norma Prederic Gibboney
United States
Mobile Bay
Dog River
Alabama
Cain
Audubon Societies
Kosten
Gibbeney
South
Cleaning Silver and Household Hints from Old Text
The excerpt offers silver cleaning methods using Hartsworn powder with spirit of wine or whiting, and dry powder for polishing. It notes stain removal with sulphuric acid or lemon pulp, and ink removal with chloride of dime. It also describes preserving silver with olive oil, making milk-soaked cloths with hartetorn powder, and keeping gloves ready. Additional tips mention storage in cupboards, mourning attire with white crepe, and a crape hat with black trim.
English Women Train As Field Nurses In Wartime Prep
English women organize into army nursing corps to train men in field care and hospital setup for quick deployment. They drill in stretcher improvisation, triage, and first aid, with khaki uniforms and practical gear as they practice at Diettared's EH in Orkney alongside the Army Service Corps.
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Iy Army Nursing Corps
Bist Aid Youthnary Muirsing Corps
Diettared
Norkney
All Servo
Army Service Corps
Seth Peeferiek
Ledin
Leon
Washing Pillows At Home For Hygienic Cleanliness
Advice on washing pillows at home using soap and water and air drying. Boil pillows in soapy water, rinse in tepid water, then rinse again, wring out, and hang in a breezy sunny day. A down quilt can also be washed similarly though without boiling if very dirty.
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Gris
Dave
Europe
Moxtea
Cafia
Hinds
Saylor
Varick Llenne
Shelyons
Virginia
Norma Frederic Gibboney
Mobile, Ala
Gibboney
Aloha
Tata
Tai
Yeomanry
Norbury
Nursing Corps
Bulldog
The
Ladies’ Yeomanry Corps
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