Bozeman Housewives Club Hears Home Science Talks
The Housekeepers' club met at the Cavenah home with a large attendance. New members Marl Marshall Maude Myers Frank Blair and Walter Jr Chaulner joined. Alba Bules discussed girls development and citizenship, Georgia Knott showcased student sewing and cooking, and other speakers covered health habits and family dietetics.
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A. G. Berthot
G. K. Cavenah
Ji’rank Heiskell
Fred Holgate
Housekeepers’ Club
Cavenah
Marl Marchall
Maude Myers
Frank Blair
Walter Jr. Chaulner
Henry L. Sherlock
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Frank Cleveland
M. A. Miller
J. H. Harris
Alba Bules
Montana State College
Club Women
Bozeman
Georgia Knott
Emerson School
Mrstt +E
Chapman
Gallatin County High School
Vera Harris
Manhattan and Wilsall Basketball Result and Local News
In Manhattan on Friday Manhattan defeated Wilsall 67 to 0 after a lively basketball game at the Kid theater. The visiting team enjoyed a dance hosted by Manhattan with music from the Harwood orchestra of Bozeman.
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James Huggins
Manhattan
Trident
Manhattan Woman's Club
Harry J. Thomas
North Broadway
Julius Caesar
Beetle
Russel
Acher
Moore
Gribble
I. F. Bryant
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Manhattan High School
Laurel
Rebekah
John Heebe
Charles Townsend
Rehekah Lodge
Bozeman
Frank Benjamin
Belgrade
Wisconsin
Rom
Logan
Mabel Brown
Charles Pennell
Corliss
Pearce
Sentleman
Achison
H. M. Richardson
H. Critenden
Age no barrier as 70-year-old seeks Brazil passport
Mrs. Bertha D. Vanarden, 70, applied for a passport to Brazil claiming the trip is for settling her late son's estate in Sao Paulo. She plans to travel alone, showing age does not limit long distance journeys.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Bertha D. Vanarden
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Birthday milestone honors 105 year old resident
Butler Missouri Mrs Elizabeth Schofield marked New Year’s Day at her 105th birthday anniversary. Having lived through the administrations of most presidents she resides in Butler where she and her husband settled in 1867 and she still does her own housework.
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International News Service
Butler
United States
Washington
Adams
Jeffferson
Elizabeth Schofield
Schofield
Bozeman Echoes Social Life and Weddings Roundup
Bozeman notes cover club meetings with Mrs. J H Delaney and visitors, Merry Wives and Diana club activities, a marriage of Charles Moffett and Thelma Kumk, and the Axtell wedding. Aligns with local social page tone, naming Bozeman residents, couples, and events.
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W. L. Slays
Merry Wives’ Club
M. M. Geboski
Diana Club
Neon
Charles Moffett
Thelma Kumk
Vera Harris
Marie Brandenburge
Mr. la Fave
Leroy
Bozeman
Arthur Brittan
Mary Griswold
Los Angeles
Cal
Livingston
J. Gordon Sewell
Montana State College
Ida Olsen
Fergus Falls
Monn
Duluth
Anaconde
Standard Office
Montana
Mast
Sewell
Anaconda
R. J. Cunningham
Chapter F
P.O. B
Miss Ona Sloane Honored With Dinner and Theater Party
In Missoula Ona Sloane departs for Helena to assume a role in the internal revenue office. A dinner at the Palace hotel followed by a Pantages theater outing drew local friends and a long list of attendees.
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Ona Sloane
Missoula
Collector of Internal Revenue
Helena
Palace Hotel
Shirley Thane
James Brown
Henry Turner
Jean Sloane Thompson
Ruth Worden
Aerbert Bragg
Robert Mulroney
George Weisel
Allen Swift
Annabel Ross
Jay McCormick
Isabelle Rowan
Howard Toole
Tom Kinney
Jack McKinnon Jr
Clarence Forbis
Fred Whiteside
Kalispell
Sacajawea Lodge
John R. Toole
Gerald Avenue
Mesdames Donohue
Elrod
E. Johnson
Sterling, Barnes
Delta Gamma
J. W. Bailey
Woman's Club
Public Library
L. L. Wright
Hofmansthal
Electra
C. Hl. Muckler
Keystone Guild of the Baptist Church
Frank Borg
Emmanuel Chaptery
The
Eastern Star
J. A. Griswold
South Second Street
West
Fox
O'Donald
Zeta
Weeminster Guild
Sarah Crouch
J. M. Keith
T. M. Pearce
Mothers’ Club
Albert Besancon
Eddy Street
Wednerd
Deposits Break Records in French Savings Banks
In the first nine months of 1919 French savings banks posted record deposits, a notable feat given their small share of national investments. France remains thrifty, aiding postwar rebuilding, while the United States shows less thrift as 41 percent of postal savings depositors are American born but hold only 28 percent of the funds, with the rest held by foreigners.
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International News Service
New York
France
United States
Real C. Reeves
London
England
Commons
Wall Street
Chicago
Washington
Thames
God's Country
Nickel prices fade in Mansfield era storefronts
In Mansfield Ohio the old juvenile cry Give me a nickel pop has faded as six cent lows become common. Once a 65 cent ham sandwich admission or small chores wage now seems outdated to boys and shoppers alike.
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International News Service
Mansfield
Ohio
Housing Problem Acute in Britain
London reports reveal a severe housing hunt as Britons face high rents and scarce furnished options. Agents list few properties for let, with many houses in retrofit or ill suited for Americans seeking comfort, provoking long hunts and costly travel.
Gray Hair Tells Tales Tint It
An ad extols Brownatone dye to tint gray hair offering a natural look and lasting results. It claims harmless ingredients and no heavy metals, with two color ranges and price points. A free trial promise invites readers to mail a coupon for a sample and booklet.
English Lodging Shockers and Cold Heat Descriptions
A travelogue notes a drafty English boarding house with six bedrooms and a dreary bath, stocked with 467 oil paintings and 1,368,942 ornaments. It mentions a bargain price of five guineas a month and reveals scarce central heating despite a basement boiler.
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Tank Town
Washbow
Putney
Bible announces wedding in Washington ceremony
Herbert S Sands of Westinghouse Electric, Denver, announced to friends via Bible message that he has married Elizabeth Clark. The telegram cited Luke 10 verse 20, with the line I have married a wife, and therefore I cannot come, from St Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington DC.
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International News Service
Denver
Herbert S&s
Westinghouse Electric Company
Benedict
Sands
Elizabeth Clark
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Schoolgirl Chews Gum as Feet Seen in Aisle
A Florida Times Union item describes a classroom moment where a teacher spots a girl with feet stretched into the aisle and chewing gum. The teacher commands the pupil to remove the gum and put her feet away.
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Florida Times-Union
Mary
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Revival Ad
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for restoring natural hair color. It claims the product darkens evenly, restores luster, and hides gray with simple nightly applications using a sponge or brush.
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Wyeth
Adyt
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promote Liver Bile Action
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for improving skin tone, appetite, and energy. It claims the tablets stimulate bile, ease constipation, and offer pink skin without dangerous after effects, selling millions of boxes at 10c and 25c.
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