Beginning of Domestic Science in Waterloo schools visible in old tale
Fifty years ago Mrs. John H Leavitt led a kitchen table to a school to teach household arts, sparking domestic science in public instruction. Roger Leavitt recalls the early drive amid teacher resistance and the chorus of progress. A PT A meeting in Sloane Wallace recalls the era with music, art, and a fuse blackout as light failed. Fire chief Frank Barnhart of Atlantic dies. funeral services noted.
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John Leavitt
P. Toa
John H. Leavitt
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Leavitt
Roger
Sloane Wallace
Parent-Teacher Association
Kittrell
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Ralph Pronk
Naneen’ Davis
Mildred Luce
Death of Atlantic Fire Chief Recalls Local Service
The Atlantic fire department chief, 47, will be honored in a service here today after dying Sunday from heart disease. He left a widow and three children.
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Atlantic Fire Department
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clearer Skin
Purhased ad claims olive tablets cleanse blood bowels and liver and provide a gentle alternative to calomel. It asserts pimples fade after a few nights, banishes bad breath and dull feeling, and offers a purely vegetable formula in olive color with prices 15c 30c 60c.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Butter-Nut Coffee Dominates Taste Poll Across Women
The piece highlights a nationwide sense of shock at a theoretical 6 to 1 presidential landslide and compares it to Helen Wills career dominance, then notes 5,828 women voted via two periodicals for their favorite coffee. Butter-Nut wins 6 to 1, praised for flavor, with the article claiming its blend uses top coffees and careful roasting.
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