Building Character Through Thought and Action
The article chronicles beliefs on character formation through thought, speech, and deeds, quoting Miss ONeill on eternal gains and self mastery. It then reports on club meetings at Butte Girls, Woran’s club, and West Side Shakespeare, noting papers on the Farnese and Borghese families Titian and the Coliseum, plus discussions on civil service and cigarette smoking among American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Girls’ Club
Alfreda Smith
Mae Mennie
Victoria
Ethel Cain
Mdcar Allan Pas
America
Jennie June Croly Remembered as Pioneer Woman Leader
Memorial services honor Jennie June Croly founder of Sorosis and influential force in the Woman's club movement. The late editor helped organize Sorosis in 1868 and later led the Woman's Press Club of New York, shaping early women’s public life and club activity nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie June” Croly
Sorosis
New York
Roycrofters
Farnese
Borghese
Hammond
Alessandro Farnese
Clement
Paul III
Titian
Rockwood
Coliseum
Jennie Cunningham Croly
Woman's Club
New York Press Club
Charles Dickens
Kate Field
4 Womans Club
Alice Cary
Croly
Woan’s Press Club
Woman's Press Club
Homer Club
Butte
Woman's club schedules January meetings and events
The departments set January programs with talks on timely events and women writers led by Mrs Tower. music, art, and literature sessions planned. The club votes 25 cent fines for absentees at the January meeting, with various host locations and dates noted. The Homer club also met, discussing current events and noting a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Club
Tower
Atwater
Homer Club
D. J. Hennessy
Detroit Women Lead Anti Cigarette Drive In Schools
Hertha Damaris Knobe reports Detroit Twentieth Century club activism against tobacco. Through its reform department the group started anti cigarette leagues in 13 Detroit schools with a pledge for youths to abstain until 21 and badges for wearers including teachers. Merchants agreed to hire only those over 21 who are free of tobacco use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha Damaris Knobe
Century Club
Detroit
Detroit Club
Turmoil Hits Chicago Woman's Club Leadership Row
Anonymous letters tied to the Illinois federation presidency dispute spark an internal struggle. Mrs. Robert Farson receives the letters while Alice Bradford Wiles is accused. the executive board delays action and refers the matter to the full club. Milwaukee report hints at behind the scenes tension and contested nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Woman's Club
Robert Farson
Illinois Federation
Alice Bradford Wiles
Wiles
State Federation
Farson
Milwaukee
Illinois
Nominatine Committee
Fashion Notes from the Brooklyn Eagle on Fur Trim and Evening Wear
Fashion notes describe ermine caracul and other white furs trimmed with flowers and velvet. millinery centers feature cabuchons and deco leather. Paris designs show suede bands on sealskin coats. broad cuffs and house gowns use pineapple albatross fabric and chiffron ribbons. The article notes low coiffures in Paris and two veil storm veils for winter wear.
Winter gowns feature tiny fur edgings and tuniclike borders
Fashion notes describe gowns with small fur edgings in skunk mink and raccoon and caracal trims. Flat caracal bands replace awkward skirt borders while bushier furs frame the upper skirt, creating a tunic effect over the flounce for visiting and afternoon wear.
Hypnotic Ssadis Investigated By Prominent Men and Scientists
A historical feature reports on a survey of 81 notable business leaders and scientists who undertook a hypnotism course. The piece promises astonishing revelations about the method and its effects, drawing on expert opinions and professional observations.
Institute Claims Outshine in Personal Magnetism School
A reporter investigated the New York Institute of Science of Rochester New York claiming the largest school of its kind. It asserts practical benefits from courses in Scientific Hypnotism Personal Magnetism and Magnetic Healing. The piece notes students can learn at home to acquire occult powers and use them secretly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Institute of Science of
Rochester
N. Y
Personal Magnetism Hypnotism Institute Claims Large Success
The New York Institute of Science reports over 50 000 students last year and 100 random replies praising its Personal Magnetism and Hypnotism courses. Prominent testimonials come from Frank Muehl M L Furry Dr Abbie Heath and J Ernest Trudel among others. The institute advertises a free book offer and highlights 81 endorsers including college presidents doctors lawyers and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. la Motte Sage
Frank Muehl
Fairwater
Wis
New York Institute of Science
M. L. Furry
East Second Street
Wilmington
Del
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Boston
Mass
Scott
J. Ernest Trudel
Hedleyville
Quebec
Canada
Sage
Rochester
N. Y
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Miss O'Neill
Woran’'s Club
I. N. Symons
North Washington Street
Majors
John Tindeau
J. N. Symons
West Side Shakespeare Club
D. A. Dickson
West Copper Street
Dickson
Robinson
Cutting
Jennie June
Woman's Clubs
Lindsay
Elizabeth Browne
West Galena Street
J. A. Rueger
Elks and
Elks
Twickenham Ferry
Ignatius Donnelly
Wethey
H. A. Gallwey
Elke
Mutte
Mary Buech
W. W. Cheely
Wortman
Louis P. Best
H. P. Heidrick
Ellis’ Hall
Ethical Culture Club
Bhety
Adonais
Miss O’ Neill
Worman’s Club
Woman's Cub
Mra
J. H. Maloney
Wrest Quartz Street
Mra. (. W. Paine
Morris Flats
General Club News
S.r Ng
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union Building
Denver
Colo
Fashion Notes
Brooklyn Eagle
Paris
Anne of
Bohemia
Richard Ir
England
London
Here
Indiana Street
Lawrence, Kan
Clim
C.young
J. Knight Perkins
Kalamazoo, Mich
Sean
Fox
Chicago
Teaken
Wee Masonic Temple
RED Seal Union
R. L. McDonald & CO
ST. Joseph MO
DR. Mott’s Chemical Co
Ceveland
Obi
Finlen-Media Drug Co
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