Smile Worth Millions Costs Nothing In Heart
A cheerful verse extols a smile as priceless yet free, lifting gloom and aiding well being. Mrs Bierne Andrews Hentred is noted guest of honor amid a social list featuring old friends and a farewell mood during Christmas holidays. Mrs Samuel Morris hosts a morning social, with Holi day decorations and refreshments. Also announced is a Subscription Dance Tuesday at the Country Club with bridge earlier in the evening and light snacks at Scarbrough's. Mr William Weller of Birmingham enjoyed a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierne Andrews
Samuel Morris
Narcissa McQuirk
Dayton
Tenn
Country Club
Scarbrough’s. Is
Engagement Announced Between Genevieve Clark and James M. Thompson
Speaker Clark and Mrs. Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Genevieve to James M. Thompson editor of the New Orleans Item. The wedding is planned for spring or early autumn at the Clark home in Bowling Green Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Genevieve
Janes M. Thompson
New Orleans
Bowling Green
Washington Women and Society News Across the Nation
Washington social circles swap wedding buzz with Prince Christian of Germany as Elizabeth Rogers plans a spring Berlin wedding. A New York delegation urges women from neutral nations to form an international war commission. Reports show 25 percent of U S wage earners are women. California moves to seat women judges for juvenile courts. Australian swimmer Ethel Penrose travels to wed a mining engineer in Sydney. Beatrice Moses arrives with a leopard skin plunder from the Orient. Chicago hosts the first opera by a prominent woman composer, Mrs Alfred B Andrews. Betsy Storey ages 102 and advocates simple living. Chicago Women’s Club helps 400+ unemployed women. Kansas to empanel women jurors. Tulsa funds a girls’ training school. Texas women raise funds for a state girls’ school. Mrs W K Vanderbilt and Anne Morgan plan a ballroom to reduce dancing costs. Mrs Blanche Velerie Wolf Berus to wed banker Matthew Hanson. Clarissa Tennant and Mrs Asquith to visit. Two thousand five hundred women preachers noted. Dover widow Decreed legally dead for seven children. Sophie Olson first Montana woman notary public. Philadelphia noise-reduction drive quiets hospitals and schools. Panamanian Canal opening to feature Betsy Ross flag and state-made stars. Maud Berger-Wallach keeps a skating hobby. Howard E Smith and wife honeymoon in Northern Canada to study ice and forests.
Jersey Farmers Hear Experts On Agriculture
New Brunswick New Jersey December 28 Farmers week at the state college of agriculture drew a large crowd of farmers for lectures by state experts on rural life. President W H S Dema rest of Rutgers College presided. Topics include soil and crops with livestock poultry horticulture and nursery farming on subsequent days.
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New Brunswick
N. J
State College of Agriculture
W.H
Demarest
Rutgers College
City Manager Plan Under Referendum In Los Angeles
A special election is held in Los Angeles to decide adopting the city manager plan for running city business. Voted amendments include borough government for suburbs with annexation options and a provision for minority representation in municipal government.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Dee
Eagle Attack on Wilkes County Hunter Narrowly Foiled
A Washington, Ga, visitor reports a Wilkes County Negro hunter was attacked by a large eagle while hunting. The bird charged as if to carry him off, but the man fired his shotgun and brought the bird down. The eagle's wingspan measured around feet.
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Atlanta
Washington,ton, Ga
Wilkes County
Child Dies After Choking on Sweet Potato Fragment
Atlanta news reports the death of fifteen month old Clara Lovelady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lovelady of Carroll County. A piece of sweet potato lodged in her wind pipe during a meal, local doctors failed to remove it, an operation was attempted, and she died in a sanitarium.
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Atlanta
Clara Lovelady
W. A. Lovelady
Carrol County
Kidney Remedy Testimony From Anniston Barber
Anniston resident C. R. Segrest testifies to long relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls scanty painful secretions and sore loins, credits the remedy with relief, and in 1914 reiterates its continued effectiveness. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. promotes the product.
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Anniston
C. R. Segrest
14Th St
Dean
Wikle's
Frank Adair Kills Big Game in Florida
Atlanta reports Frank Adair son of Forrest Adair hunted in Homosassa Florida with friends and a hunting party. He describes his bear shot through the eye after dogs drove it to him along with a large duck and deer take. The party included Robert Gregg Dr Le Roy Childs and Clark Frazier.
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Atlanta
Frank Adair
Mr. Adair
Forrest Adair
Homosassa
Fla
Adair
Robert Gregg
LeRoy Childs
Clark Frazier
Fireworks sparkers blamed for child’s fatal burn
In Augusta a three year old girl, Marjorie Becker, died after her dress ignited by sparks from sparklers. The incident underscores the danger of seemingly harmless fireworks.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Marjorie Becker
Rosarians Off for Frisco Train Dedicates Oregon Building
The Royal Rosarians began their trip from Portland today in their all white train to the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco to dedicate the Oregon building on Thursday. They will attend the rose tournament in Pasadena on Friday and reach the San Diego exposition on Saturday.
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Portland
Ore
Royal Rosarians
San Francisco
Oregon Building
Pasadena
No Charge for 1008 Page Medical Adviser Offer
A cloth bound 1008 page book by Dr. R V Pierce is offered postpaid to any reader of this paper. Send the notice with 20 cents in stamps to Dr. Pierce at Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY to receive The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser. The large volume is illustrated and printed plainly for easy understanding.
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People’s
Common Sense
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
America
Am I Black or White A Detroit Wife Seeks Proof
Alma Boone Little asks if she is white or of mixed blood after being barred from her husband’s home. Doctors say she tests negative for colored blood but cannot provide an affidavit. The case stirs Detroit society as she fights to prove her race and secure her place amid wealth and scandal.
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Alma Boone Little
Arthur Little
Dean Vaughn
University of Michigan
EB. FE. Case
Jackson
Miss
Denver
Colorado
Mississippi
George
Alma Boone
Littles
Ime Boone
Seattle
Daniel Boone
Cincinnati
Little
Mr. Little
James Smith
Mary Cody Decker
Buffalo Bill
Bradford Decker
Alexander Myers
Mrs. Little
Boone
Ella Flagg Young Opens National Commercial Teachers Federation Meeting
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young head of Chicago schools opens the National Commercial Teachers Federation convention at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago. She welcomes business method teachers and highlights improving business training to fit youths for business life. Speakers include P. P. Claxton William Marion Reedy Governor Ferris and Edmund J. James.
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Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
National Commercial Teachers’ Federation
Sherman
P. P. Claxton
United States
William Marion Reedy
Reedy
David R. Forgan
Edmund J. James
University of Illinois
Homer
Pace of
New York
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Meel
Coun
Try Club
William Weller
Birmingham
D. B. Walsh
Sam Morrison Tyler
Champ Clark Vo Wel
Liter
Miss Clark
Mr. Thompson
Baltimore
Official Society
Grace
Florence Ledbetter
Jimmie Ledbetter
Age- Herald
Ieak
William
Kilby
Tyler Hill
Harriet Glover
Girls’ Bridge Club
Leighton
Lottie Slaughter
Talladega
Willie Mae White
Ruth Imbaugh
Sylacauga
J. E. Ayers
Hot Sprites
J .E. Gregory
North Noble
Washington, D. C
Elizaeth Rogers
Prince Christian of
Germany
Berlin
Rogers
Bryan
Women’s Political Union of New York
Harriet Stanton Blatch
California
Ethel Penrose
Sydney
Australia
Pacific
T. M. Owens
Beatrice Moses
L. H. Moses
U. S. Marine Corps
Orient
A Century Opera Company
Alfred B. Andrews
Evanston
Betsey Storey
Carmi, Ill
Chicago Women’s Club
Kansas City
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Texas
Charles Page
Tulsa
Okla
W. K. Vanderbilt
Anne Morgan
Strand Theatre
Blanche Velerie Wolf Berus
Matthew Hanson
Grand Rapids, Mich
Clarissa Tennant
Lord Glencomer
Asquith
U. S
Dover
Del
Emory Scotten
Helena
Mont
Sophie Olson
Glasgow
Montana
Notary Public
Philadelphia
Imogene Oakley
Civic Club of Philadelphia
Panama Canal
Betsy Ross
Maud Berger-Wallach
Boston
Canada
Howard E. Smith
Jersey
Eagle
Black-Gorham CO
Florida
Grand Home Medical Book
Appra
Nation
Women of Nation
Detroit, Mich
Troit Soverty
Juvenile Protective Association
Negress
Staes
Ella Flage Young
National Commercial Teachers
Sherman Hotel
Union Bank & Trust Co
The
American National Bank
Lebanon
Cumberland Sanitarium
P. J. Sanders
Mar
Lebanon, Te
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