Memorial Day and Grand Army Memorial Observance
The article recalls Memorial Day traditions and the Grand Army of the Republic origins with General Logan establishing the date. It notes continued observance, care of graves, and national gratitude, while outlining a 19th century press and clubwoman gathering planned for a biennial, with delegates from multiple states attending in St Paul and surrounding events.
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Grand Army
Chapman
Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Logan
John A. Logan
Kraves
Joes
Obas
Featherstone Quip Sparks Bluff About a Night Out
A witty exchange from Tit-Bits features Featherstone and a line from Her Little Brother. The brother insists the sister will dress in finest clothes to land Willie tonight, implying a playful bet or flirtation.
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Featherstone
Willie
Milwaukee Biennial to Spotlight Federated Women Clubs
Montana clubs send calendars to Milwaukee as the General Federation of Women’s Clubs prepares its fifth convention. The program features domestic science sessions led by Mrs Annie Whitmore and a strong art emphasis led by Mrs Herman Hall. Speakers include notable figures from Atlanta Syracuse and Denver with plans for exhibits and a Paris expo pamphlet.
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Margaret Hamilton Welch
Harper's Bazar
Helen Winslow
Bertha Damaris Knobe
Chicago
Mary Lockwood
International Press Woman's Union
Detroit
Federation
Milwaukee
Homer, Atlas
Woman's Club of
Butte
Nineteenth Century
Kalispell
Woman's Club
Deer Lodge
Great Walls
Anaconda
Shakespeare Club
Dillon
Missoula
West Side Shakespeare
Helena
Yellowstone Club
Livingston
Billings
Ladies’ Literary
Virginia City
Amity
Twin Bridges
State Housekeepers’ Society
Ladies
Bozeman
Great Falls
W. M. Atkinson
General Federation
Montana
Denver
General Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Springfield
Ohio
Annie Goodell Whitmore
Blew
Queen Victoria
South Africa
Ida
Chatterson
Louisville
Charles EE. Crouse
Syracuse
N. Y
Mary Moody Pugh
Omaha
Neb
H. F. Watson
Eric
James P. Grant
Colo
M. Emery
Mont
Philip N. Carpenter
New York City
Housekeepers’ Association
W. McN. Miller
Baltimore
Herman Hall
Chicago Woman's Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hall
Frackieton
Jennie June
Rely
Soresis
Thenited
Croly
Delaware Clubwomen Seek Education Law Reform Petition
Delaware women plan a formal petition to the General Federation urging a committee to study compulsory education laws and press for stricter enforcement. They claim 4,900 children in Delaware are not attending school.
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Delaware
General Federation
Balloon Contests at Paris Exposition this Year
A series of balloon contests are planned for the Paris exposition with participation from France’s noted scientists and military figures. Events include free balloon and mesolselfiers races, kite contests, and recreations of famous balloons, plus several minor competitions near Vincennes.
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France
Vincennes
Rising Poet Learns Slang From Classics
A Baltimore American quip notes a Rising Poet praised by a Fair Young Girl who calls him the best specimen of Homarus Americanus. He discovers the term means lobster, reflecting on girls reading classics and slang. The item satirizes literary pretensions and misused Latin phrases.
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Baltimore American
Munyons Guarantee Promises Quick Healed Aids
An advertisement touts Theumatim Oure and other remedies by Mupsen for rheumatic pain indigestion kidney trouble and headaches promising rapid cures. Claims include a cold relief and overall health boosts with prices listed as 25 cents each. Advice requests directed to Prof. duages at 1506 Arcist Philadelphia with a note offering free information.
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Mupsen
Duages
Arcist
Phila
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Massachusetts
Illinois
Colorado
Clinton H. Moore
Homer Club
Homer
J. W. Gunn
Louis Beer
W. J. Christie
St. Paul
North Dakota
Minnesota
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Moore
Ratterman
Miss Busch
Inter Mountain
Elue
Memoria Lias
Italy
Star
Harry M. Pillsbury
Farwell Avenue
Wis
Paris
Munyon
Arbuckles
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