Women on School Boards and Community Work
The Rome Tribune notes support for women serving on school boards citing successes in Colorado and other states. It argues women bring judgment and administration, urging four women join Rome's trustees. Also details a mass street grading by Schiller Place residents, and social notices of gatherings and visitors in Atlanta and Rome.
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State Normal School
Rome Tribune-Herald
Rome
Colorado
Stroul Waffairs
Joe
Wortan
Minn
Cits Council
Schiller Place
Sst. Louis
Society Notes Read: Atlanta Guests and Comings
Savannah and Athens social items list numerous visits and guests. Miss Rogalind Wood returns from Athens with companions Miss Screven and Miss Browne, others travel to Winchester, Tallulah Falls, Richmond, Griffin, Dillards, and Europe. Local residents host relatives and plan summer trips with family ties and city engagements.
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Rogalind Wood
Athens
Jule Screven
Atlanta
Marjorie Browne
Columbus
Savannah Press
Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets Advertised Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets claiming to stop pain within 20 minutes by reducing congestion and blood pressure. It cites relief from headaches neuralgia and painful periods and notes a 25 cent price for a 20 tab bottle sold by H R Palmer & Sons.
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Dr. Shoop
Prohibition Movement Claims Large U S Population
In Saratoga N J Charles R Jones told delegates at the World Temperance convention that forty one million Americans live in eight prohibition states and 250 prohibition towns in thirty five states. He described a movement to place a president in the White House with backing congress.
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Saratoga
N. J
United States
Charles R Jones
White House
Georgia Peaches Flood New York Market
New York City enjoys its largest mid June peach supply in ten years as Georgia shipments flood the market. The bumper southern harvest has Georgia breaking all fruit quantity records with about 150 carloads arriving this week. Prices run well below normal, and quality is fair.
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Georgia
New York
New York City
Kennedy Laxative Syrup Popular With Children
The syrup is described as pleasant tasting like maple sugar and favored by children. It gently facilitates bowel movements and is marketed as a remedy sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Thirty Years In Courtship Ends In Norwich Wedding
Judge Charles Post of Guilford Connecticut marries Miss Fannie M Bill of Norwich after a long betrothal. The couple wed in Norwich as Miss Bill fulfilled a vow not to wed while her parents lived, a vow ended by their deaths within a year.
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New York
Mediterranean
Charles Post
Guilford
Miss Bill
Eighth Wisconsin Summer School Opens at University of Wisconsin
The eighth summer school for artisans at the University of Wisconsin College of Engineering opened in Madison on June 22 and will run for six weeks. Courses study electricians, mas up superintendents, ereptinists, foremen, and related trades.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
University
Wisconsin College of Enginering
Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion Promoted
An advertisement touts Kodol for quick stomach relief claiming reliability and pleasant taste. It asserts a guaranteed effect and notes broad availability through reputable druggists.
Auction set for Missouri River with Northwestern Railroad sale
The court fixes June 22 for the receiver sale of the Missouri River with Northwestern Railroad known as the Crouch line. Foreclosure mortgage bonds worth $1,000,000. Upset price $350,000 with bidders expected to push sale above $500,000. Forty mile line between Rapid City and Mystic.
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Rapid City
SL. D
Missouri River
Northwestern Railroad
Betwen
Mystic
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