Auxiliary Social Session by Ladies of Fire Department
The ANS Page Auxiliary held a social meeting at Mrs. George B. Cooper's home and members embroidered cup towels. Attendees included Mesdames Redus Hill Gibbon Frazier Aldrich and the hostess. Next meeting set for March 9 at 1 30 in the clubroom Sixteenth and Harrison. Separately in Rangoon Burma denied reports Premier Thakin Nu would visit America following Pandit Nehru's U S visit.
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George B. Cooper
Prospect
Mesdames
L. J. Redus
R. P. Hill
Clyde Gibbon
Wilson Frazier
J. L. Aldrich
Sixteenth
Harrison
Pandit Nehru
India
United States
Rangoon
Thakin Nu
America
Mrs. W. C. Perry Hosts Sewing Club
Mrs. W. C. Perry entertained the TOS Sewing Club at her home 2624 Rule with members Mesdames Alfred Allston Hoyt Walker Otho Foster Cecil Wilson Lester Hudson I. H. Parks James McKee Phillip Jones C. B. Scott and the hostess enjoying a afternoon of individual needlework The group will meet again at 1 pm on March 14 at Mrs I H Parks 4007 Harrison.
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TOS Sewing Club
W. C. Perry
Rule
Alfred Allston
Hoyt Walker
Otho Foster
Cecil Wilson
Lester Hudson
I. H. Parks
James McKee
Phillip Jones
C. B. Scott
Harrison
India to aid three East Bengal mills and factory
The Indian government will aid but not own three new ventures in East Bengal, including a jute factory, a paper mill, and a cotton spinning mill, planned to begin soon in Dacca.
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East Bengal
Dacca
Duty To Save Mate From Passing Fancy
Dorothy Dix answers readers on marriage strain with age differences and infatuations. A long-married wife should consider patience when a younger lover tempts her husband, while a younger wife warns that age alone does not guarantee happiness. compatibility and shared interests matter more. The column notes readers’ letters and cites Bell Syndicate Inc. material. Also mentions historic Mesopotamian tiles used in the Mosque of Sidi Oqba renovation in Tunisia.
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Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate Inc
Way To Ward Off Migraine Headaches
Chicago U P reports a carbon dioxide oxygen mix inhaled at migraine onset may interrupt attacks. In 15 patients results were unpredictable during headaches, but the journal notes the approach could interrupt a migraine before headache develops.
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Chicago U.P
American Medical Association
Sheep drowned as high tide hits Ray Island Essex England
A high tide caused a number of sheep to drown on Ray Island in Essex England. Local authorities and boaters responded to recover remains and assess damage to grazing land. Farmers reported loss of livestock and concerns over future tides impacting the area.
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Ray Island
Essex
England
British Housewives Hire German Live-In Servants Directly
British housewives seeking German live-in servants contact the women through the British Ministry of Labor in Hamburg. The service is free, but employers must arrange the servants' passage themselves.
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Britain
Ministry of Labor
Hamburg
Mrs Stella Ott Directs Trio Division Meeting
Mrs Stella Ott presided over the Trio Division No 300 gathering of the Grand International Audiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in IOOF Hall yesterday. A new member, Mrs Naoma Ezeill, was voted in and Magnolia Willis won the meeting prize. Social hour refreshments were served by Gertrude Grider Hazel Atwood Pearl Branchi and Nora Huddleston. Members present included Gladys Chandler Stella Ott Myrtle Evans Thelma Heath Magnolia Willis Araminta Harmon Ida Walker Ethel Robinson Margaret Harmon Eva Ludden Ethel Harmon Margaret Jenness Lorene Chelf and Clara Hilton. Next meeting set for October 14 at 2 o’clock in IOOF Hall.
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Stella Ott
Trio Division No. 300
Grand International Audiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
IOOF
Naoma Ezeill
Magnolia Willis
Gertrude Grider
Hazel Atwood
Pearl Branchi
Nora Huddleston
Gladys Chandler
Myrtle Evans
Thelma Heath
Araminta Harmon
Ida Walker
Ethel Robinson
Margaret Harmon
Eva Ludden
Ethel Harmon
Margaret Jenness
Lorene Chelf
Clara Hilton
Coe
Ioof Ail
First Electric Railway Built in Montgomery Alabama
The world’s first electric railway system was constructed and operated in Montgomery Alabama, marking a historic advance in urban transit.
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Montgomery
Ala
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