No More House Servants Elevates Domestic Work to Profession
In Chicago at the Grand Pacific hotel, Mrs Howard S Kremlmar of the Chicago Woman's club urged creating a national housewives association and a school of technology for attendants. She proposed terms like planner of dishwashing and doctor of general housework. She claimed technical education before employment would solve the housemaid problem and diplomas after one year of service signed by the association's executive committee.
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Chicago
National
T Housowlves
Grand Pacific Hotel
New School of Technology
Mulde
Mra
Howard
Kretolimar
Chicago Woman's Club
Krotohmar
Brimfield Notes From Special Correspondent
Brimfield Ohio reports social visits and gatherings from December 4 as Ravenna’s Clark Denny guests Harrison Tanninger and family in the area. Akron, Mogadore, Sharon, and nearby towns host residents visiting relatives and attending church and school events.
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Clark Denny
Ravenna
Harrison Tanninger
Wee
Leininger
Dallas Breckenridge
Cleveland
Charles Hammell
Akron
Harry William and Family
Emma ‘Pharaton
Mogadore
Woman‑cured by Pyramid remedy highlights medical danger
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century notice shows a woman crediting Pyramid Pile Cure for avoiding surgery after a long battle with piles. The letter from Hodgson of Des Moines recounts relief after using Pyramid pills and ointment, while local mentions include residents from Akron and Canton and book sales notes.
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Koon Hebe
Tipothet
Teva
Ption
Sam
Li Jist
Hodgson
Doe Moines
Town
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshail Mieh
Ravenna Speaker to Lecture at Universalist Church
On Thursday night December 14 the Hon. T. Siddall will lecture at the Universalist church, drawing waiting relatives and friends to hear his address.
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T. Siddall
Ravenna
Universalist Church
Gold standard push voiced for Philippines policy
Washington reports a determined drive to establish a gold standard for the Philippines modeled on earlier Philippine UIT proposals. The move follows a drop in auger prices hurting the Philippine government and American contractors. A note mentions a New Beginners' Class session led by W. A. Barron at Abbey block.
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Washington
Philippine Uit
Iaut
Philippe
Dec
Tl. W. A
Barron
Abbey Block
Nominations by President sent to Senate
Washington December 5 The President sent nominations to the Senate including Robert M W of Pennsylvania for general of the U S in Canton China Martin A Knapp of New York for interstate commerce commissioner and George Wy Ellin of Kansas to be secretary of legation to Monrovia Liberia Also noted are the death of Mrs Mary Greenleaf sister of poet Henry W Longfellow on Thursday in Cambridge Massachusetts Dep 6
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Washington
Senate
Canton
China
Robert M. W
Pennsylvania
Quew
Martin A. Knapp
New York
United States
Monrovia
Liberia
George Wy Ellin
Kansas
Cambridge
Mars
Mary Greenleaf
Henry Wadeworth Longfellow
Cambridge woman 87 longtime resident of Longfellow Mansion
Day after a brief illness Mrs. Greenleaf aged 87 born in Cambridge during a visit by her parents. She lived at the Longfellow mansion 76 Brattle the Mevon of Cambridge pilgrims. Mrs Greenleaf was a counsellor and friend to her distinguished brother in his early days and a constant companion in the First Madison New Beginners’ Class December.
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Schumacher & Gammeter
Sonih Howard
Japan
Hilda Thomas
Matinen
James
John Lamparter & Co
J. M. Davidson
Dicks N Transfer Co
R. R. Crossing
Brimfield
Seymour Hoosinger
Seymore Bowsinger
Charles
Abra Mogy Hershberger
Floyd Yooumans
John Wilson
William Thomas
Laura
Susan Baughman
Harry Shuman
G. W. Caerier
Jesse Woods
Hiram College
Darwin Sawyer and
Wite
Binnehe Myers
Bor Slater
David Warburton
Sarah Dietrich
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People’ Telephone Company
Carlo
Galvin McQuillan Co. Credit Clothiers
S. Main St
Ohio
Philippines
Longfellow
Reid Bros
S. Howard St
Josaon
W. A. Barron
Abbey Black
Geo. S. Dales & Co
Kodaks
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