We the Women urge a minor expert approach to distinction
Alicia Hart advises women to choose one subject to master as a minor expert to become more distinctive. She urges excellence in one area, avoid copying others, and notes golden wedding guests at a local theater event. Athena Theater showing Bridal Suite is announced for July.
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Athens
Christian Church
Schine
Athena Theater
W. D. Robinson
May Ave
Abram Williams
James H. Burt
Maplewood Pt
G. L. Wise
Elliott St
E. J. Jones
Elmwood Place
Household Hints For Everyday Problems
Quick remedies for chiggers tape stains girdle rashes carpet dust and baby teeth hygiene. Sulphur on legs and in shoes plus soap bath after outdoor walks. kerosene on stains then warm wash. cornstarch boric acid powder for skin care with daily sun baths. damp broom or dampened paper to reduce dust. wipe baby teeth with gauze and a soda solution.
Lady Beware Lest You Talk Your Marriage to the Rocks
A cautionary piece on married life arguing that excessive knitting and chatter by a wife disrupts harmony. It suggests husbands seek quieter partners who read or work quietly, while the “silent wife” is praised as the ideal. The tone targets the idea that women talking too much harms marriage.
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Jones
John Jones
John
Mrs. Jones
Sequel to Married Comrades finds Madge amid espionage in New York
Madge Graham prepares to leave the Greenwich Village apartment after a tense night tracking three enemy agents of her father Charles Spencer. Lillian Underwood will nurse the ailing Spencer while plans unfold for a crucial rendezvous and a potential confrontation with Dicky.
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Madge Graham
Greenwich Village
Charles Spencer
Ace
Secret Service
Lillian Underwood
Spencer
Lillian
Madge
Wesley Sharp Family Home Coming Dinner
A July Fourth home coming was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sharp’s home. Attendees included Carlos Sharp and daughters Joan Patty and Pearl from Cleveland, Arlee Abbott from Pomeroy, Raymond Canter and Ruth Hannah, Sherman North and son Edward Lee from Lathrop, and Edward Leonard.
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Wesley Sharp
Carlos Sharp
Joan
Patty
Pearl
Cleveland
Arlee Abbott
Pomeroy
Raymond Canter
Ruth Hannah
Sherman North
Edward Lee
Lathrop
Edward Leonard
Sharp Family Noted In Household Group
Harold, Normagene and Earnest Sharp reside at home with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sharp, forming a family group mentioned in the notice.
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Harold, Normagene
Earnest Sharp
Mrs. Wesley Sharp
Door-to-door bootlegging seen in Nashville
Police found a Black man traveling from house to house with a five gallon crock of moonshine and a dipper offering drinks or pints. The report closes with a note on a Roman superstition about thunder on the left, interpreted as a message from the gods.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rome
One Side of Street Dry Election Day Contrast in Merced
In Merced California voters faced a split scene as Seventh Street divided two supervisoral districts. Bars on one side stayed open while those on the opposite side were legally closed on election day.
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Merced
Cal
Seventh Street
Mind Your Manners When Visiting Ill Friends and Hospitals
A guidance piece on visiting etiquette asks five questions about hospital calls. It covers duration, get well cards, privacy for seriously ill patients, giving gifts, and divulging illness details, ending with the recommended action when faced with a no visitors sign: leave word and return later.
Pasadena’s reinforced incinerator proved too strong to raze
Pasadena officials reveal the city built a reinforced concrete incinerator too solid to demolish with dynamite. The structure cannot be blown up, prompting council to plan raze and reuse of the site for new purposes.
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Pasadena
Cal
Example Plants The Seeds Of Good Manners
A contrast between two families shows how polite behavior spreads. In the Jones household daily friction and harsh words train children toward rudeness, while the Smiths model courteous speech and calm conduct. The piece argues manners emerge from parental example.
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Smith
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Alicia Hart
Woodworth's
Josur
Jean Adairs
Woodworths
Ruth Millett
Father
Veritzen
Adele Garrison
Gus
Lansfield
Dicky
the Lansfield
Recamier
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Athens, Ohio
Coef
Milldeck’s Shoe Store
News
Ohio
Olive Roberts Barton
Mrs. Smith
Katherine
South Court Street
LACE
McHenry
BATES
Sterling
Shagmoor
the Quality Store
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