Embarrassing Hughes backs Cox in Wilson era debate
Charles C Hughes president of the American Tariff Reform League promotes Cox with a claim that 10,000,000 men favor Wilson and Marshall on the League of Nations. Critics question the figure and note Cox’s position on the covenant remains unclear as the party alliances stir controversy across the reform groups.
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Charles C. Hughes
American Tariff Reform League
Charles E. Hughes
Cox
Hughes
Wilson
Marshall
League of Nations
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Wilson League of Nations
America
Ads of Yester Century Heralds Change in 1890s Life
A humorist recalls Harper's Monthly 1899 ads showing no automobiles but carriages, five bicycles, and one rubber tire. Typewriters fall out of use. tailor-made suits priced at five dollars fade from memory, with vivid ad cuts noted. Discussion contrasts evolving living standards and ozone versus alcohol in a morning breeze.
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Harper's Monthly
Public Library
Harper's
As A Woman Thinks by Edith B Moriarty
A 1920 article discusses Americanization through domestic training. A middle aged woman mentors seven motherless children in a crowded city home teaching household management, budgeting, cooking, and simple skills to the fourteen year old girl and help the younger boys become helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith B. Moriarty
Dinner Stories and Blithers in a Conversational Snippet
A fragment from Nantes shows dialogue between John and his mother. She chides him for not washing the back of his neck while he argues others cannot see it. A servant or companion named Ethelbert is referenced amid a playful exchange about politeness.
FOR VERSATILE GIRLS Wanted at Tabor Laundry Works
Toronto Evening Telegram advertises positions for young women to hang up shake out and fold garments at 446 Bathurst street with wages of twelve dollars weekly plus bonus.
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Tabor
Bathurst Street
Toronto Evening Telegram
Rutland Celebrates Mary Frances Jiden Ninth Birthday
A Rutland report notes Mary Frances Jiden's ninth birthday party at her home with games and refreshments. The piece lists visitors and locals, upcoming games by the Rutland baseball team, and residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby communities.
Local Social Notes From Murray City Area
Murray City and surrounding communities report a week of visits and events. Miss Ella Wheatstone of Alma visits her parents. the VU B picnic at Eagles Grove near Murray featured speakers and a basket dinner. Rev. Harris addressed the crowd and led quarterly conference at U B church. Local residents made shopping trips in Athens and Nelsonville. A son was born Monday July 13 to Mr and Mrs Andy Curl. Andrew Campbell and Miss Cora Keefer exchanged vows at home with District Superintendent Harris officiating.
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Ella Wheatstone
Alma
VU. B
Eagles Grove
Murray
Harris
U. B
John Whetstone
Phillips
Athens
Misa Ioeto Pilling
Nelsonville
wUall Coethe i
Cottageville
W. Va
Andy Curl
John Coe
Coe
Carbon Hill
Bud Smith
Pear Coe
Brown
Chauncey
Andrew Campbell
Local visitors and travel notes add to town life
Wrightown resident William Woodyard spent Friday with D. W. Morris and the Kepple and Andicott families in Zanesville. William Balderson and son George traveled to Athens on business. Wendy Williamson visits uncle Clyde Dunane y at Joy. Mrs. Mary Watson and Mrs. Edny Ball with two children visit relatives and grandfather Richard in the area.
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William Woodyard
Plantsville
D. W. Morris
Floyd Kepple
Anna Andicott
Loraine
Zanesville
Edny Ball
Richard Ee
Fred Ton
Local Social Notes From Mountville And Surrounding Towns
Miss Juanita Sifred of Lima spent the weekend with T E Morris. Local youths attended the ice cream social at Charles Smiths Mountville Saturday evening. Mr George Hazen is critically ill at this writing. Miss Oca Ahle hosted Sunday guest Leona Waee of Elliott. Daniel Harkins of McConnelsville visiting Arza Ball and family. Mrs William Balderson called on her mother Mrs Mary Phillips at Amesville Sunday.
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Mary Frances Jiden
Chas
E. Lasher
Helen
Toledo
Cleveland
Norma Merritt
Columbus
J. E. Radekin
Dyesville
J. C. Anderson
Dexter
Will C. Merritt
Ida Ensley
Huntington
W. D. Lanning
Olin Mutchler
B. R. Higley
Washington County
Sunny
Schroth
Dayton
Will Snowden
Maude Holt
Lakewood
William Wanzo
Elvin
Andrew
Marietta
Will Barkstall
Dulcie Martin
Lanman
State Board of Charities
Amelia Barnette
Rutland
Point Pleasant
Cheshire
Amesville
Rutland Giants
Hobson
Braley Park
Giants
Dora McHaffie
Lima
Mansfield
Rowena Washburn
Indiana
R. H. Rawlings
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Clyde Johnson
Will Peyton
Gallipolis Hospital
Juanita Sifred
T. E. Morris
Chas. Smith’s
Mountville
George Hazen
Oca Ahle
Leona Waé@e
Elliott
Daniel Harkins
McConnelsville
Arza Ball
William Balderson
Mary Phillips
Local residents visit and attend events around Athens
A string of brief social notes records visits and gatherings across Athens Guysville Marietta and Columbus. Mrs Leamore Smith visits with L H Smith family while many others attend funerals birthdays and church events. Fragments mention trips to Gallipolis Athens Pittsburg and Parkersburg along with the 80th birthday of Mrs Catheryn Grimes and a Ladies Aid meeting.
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Leamore Smith
Athens
L. H. Smith
Driggs
Utley
Rome Lowman
Emory Montgomery
Columbus
C. W. Townsend
Guysville
Howard
William Biggens
Addie Biggens
Dorothy
Marion Wetherell
Arthur
Howard Bordens
Milton Bordens
Millfield
Wallace Hatch
Clarys Smith
Harry Leeper
Elizabeth
Pittsburg
George Boles
Charles Johnson
Winner
Parkersburg
Mary Minnear
Bessie
Ray Bean
C. J. Bean
Elza Durant
Catheryn Grimes
Ladies Aid Society
Chamberlain's Tablets Touted for Bilious Attacks
Willis Browning of Pattonsburg Missouri endorses Chamberlain's Tablets noting they cured his wife of a year long bilious attack and chronic constipation after a single bottle was used. The testimonial urges readers to try the remedy for bile related stomach issues.
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Chamberlain
Willis Browning
Pattonsburg
Carbon Hill Families Travel to Nelsonville and Logan
Carbon Hill residents Charles Robey and family drove to Nelsonville on Saturday. Bert Greene and family with Mrs. Jennie Coffey visited Logan on the same day. Everett McNabb and children Charles and Grace spent Sunday in Nelsonville. Ray Greene of Nelsonville visited cousins Alva and Omer Devol. Miss Ruth Parks is attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robey
Nelsonville
Bert Greene
Jennie Coffey
Logan
Everett McNabb
Charles
Grace
Ray Greene
Alva
Omer Devol
Ruth Parks
Local Residents Float Between Towns and Friends
Local residents travel to Murray City Nelsonville Columbus and Athens visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Movements include Mrs Sarah Webb Miss Blanche Smith and Miss Ruth Smith in Nelsonville and Miss Luke Webb in Athens while Albert Smith and Lloyd Robey appear on Logan business.
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Luke Webb
Athens
Agnes Matheny
Grant Barbee
Logan
Albert Smith
Lloyd Robey
Eugene Perry
Murray City
Charles Bateman
Straitsville
Robert Coffey
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