Wilson Cannot Greet Belgian Royal Couple in Washington
President Wilson will miss the planned greeting for King Albert and Queen Elisabeth of Belgium. Secretary Tumulty announced illness prevents the president and Mrs. Wilson from hosting the royal visitors, with Vice President Marshall and Mrs. Marshall acting as hosts. The Belgian royals will stay at the residence of the third assistant secretary of state.
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Washington
Wilson
Belgium
Tumulty
Duke of Brabant
Marshall
United States
Republican central committee discusses state and national campaigns
In a joint Friday afternoon meeting the Republican state central committee and related committees outlined plans for next year's state and national campaigns. They also reviewed issues likely to come before the legislature when it convenes in December.
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Republican State Central and Committees
The Everlasting Question of Youth and Time
The essay questions the pursuit of perpetual youth through glands or science. It argues youth restored forever is both unlikely and burdensome, noting aging and death as natural, while suggesting rebirth as a more appealing path to renewed opportunity. It contrasts literature’s Wandering Jew with Buddhist rebirth as a humane alternative.
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Paris
Lew Hace
India
Righting School Wrongs Kansas Women Fight for School Aid
Kansas club women press for relief as teacher shortages strain funds and threaten school sessions. They demand more and better schools and full implementation of programs, with local women also joining the drive to secure financial and educational stability.
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Kansas Club
Hur
Mesl
Ols
Ohio’s Roads Aimed at 1920 Highway Expansion
The forward booking by the Republicans will push Ohio to the lead in good roads among midwest states. In 1920 Ohio plans to spend about 26 million dollars on highways with a small state levy and sizable state and federal contributions. The plan targets 800 to 900 miles of new roads plus extensions, boosting macadam bituminous concrete brick road types and quadrupling current highway value.
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Ohio
Texas
California
Iowa
Michigan
Automatic telephone service and the need for machines
The article argues automatic telephone systems improve efficiency as skilled operators dwindle. It notes women with families struggle to find work and claims machinery can replace multiple workers. It mentions a major city planning rapid adoption of automatic phones once installed and urges acceptance of the change.
Home Canning Guide for Fruits and Vegetables
Instructions for canning grapes pumpkin beet relis h spinach and a tomato onion red sauce. Steps include selecting produce cooking sealing sterilizing and storing with specified proportions and times. Include syrup water sugar salt vinegar and horseradish as needed.
Local Social Notes From Athens And Nearby Towns
Mrs Clarence Brown visited Athens recently. Miss Jessie Grimes of Ringgold stayed with cousin Goldie Boudinot. Mrs C E Sanders visited Nelsonville Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Daughterty returned from the east for a grandchild's death. Needle Club hostess Mrs R H Wade next Wednesday. William Hartley visited Jacksonville Wednesday. Howard Simpson moved family to Bailey Run. Mrs P D Hill and Mrs Percy Fulwider motored to Athens Thursday. Ladies Bible class met at Mrs Martha Smith’s with Mrs J H Wade hosting. next meeting at Mrs I E Boudinot’s. life of Peter discussed. Mrs Earl Downey to lead. members urged to attend.
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Clarence Brown
Athens
Jessie Grimes
Ringgold
Goldie Boudinot
C. E. Sanders
Nelsonville
John Daughterty
R. H. Wade
Needle Club
William Hartley
Jacksonville
Howard Simpson
Bailey Run
P. D. Hill
Percy Fulwider
Church of Christ
Martha Smith
J. H. Wade
Smith
I. E. Boudinot
Peter
Earl Downey
Sunday school turnout and local social visits in Athens
A report notes a good Sunday school turnout last Sunday and lists Athens residents visiting shops and calling on friends. Several names appear including Mrs. Anna Shust, Mrs. Carrie Brock, Mrs. William Tate, Mrs. Fred Slater, and Mrs. Chas Bickley, among others.
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Anna Shust
Carrie Brock
William Tate
Fred Slater
Chas
Bickley
Athens
Ica
Nancy Haning
Hazel
Garnet Hunter
Povey
Plains
Manda Haning
Elsie West
Nelsonville
Ethel Ely
Barstow
Vore Ridge
Ed Buffington
Lizzie
Margaret Krivesti
John Shust
Oliver Taylor
H. Brooks
Albany Social Roundup Across Visiting Friends
Mrs Flora Halliday and daughter Margaret of Akron visited Mrs E F Martin on Friday. Miss Alta Coe hosted Frances Carr of Athens while E E Gillogly from Baltimore was in town. James Cline of Columbus stayed with relatives as he sold his farm near Pt Rock to William Bable. Rachel Hopkins of Thurston is at Ruth Welsh's home. Colby Grimes of Middleport visited Albany Friday. Ruth Jones of Athens visited Mary Frances Goldsberry.
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Flora Halliday
Margaret
Akron
E. F. Martin
Alta Coe
Fas Frances Carr
Athens
E. E. Gillogly
Baltimore
Howard
Pleasanton
Oberholzer
James Cline
Columbus
Pt. Rock
William Bable
Rachel Hopkins
Thurston
Ruth Welsh
Colby Grimes
Middleport
Albany
Ruth Jones
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Mabel Gillogly
Million Dollar Suit Involving Divorce In New York
Summons and complaint in a suit by Mrs. W. E. D. Stokes against her husband W. E. D. Stokes stepson W. E. D. Stokes Jr. Thomas Stokes Albert H. Gleason and the Mervyn Realty Company allege a conspiracy to defraud her dower interest in her aged husband's property valued at about $1,000,000.
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New York
W. E. D. Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes Jr
Thomas Stokes
Albert H. Gleason
Stokes
Mervyn Realty Company
Forty Sinn Feiners Freed From Mount Joy Prison
Forty Sinn Feiners who wrecked the cells of Mount Joy prison weeks ago are released. Half of the group are in city hospitals with health broken by imprisonment.
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Dublin
Mount Joy
Recipes for a Day Delights in Simple Home Cooking
A series of baked dish ideas and practical fillings for everyday meals. Includes Baked Sweet Potatoes with butter and flour dressing, Apple Pudding with raisins and spice, Cottage Cheese Salad with nuts and greens, and Salmon Leaf combining egg salmon potatoes lemon and butter in a thirty minute bake.
President's Seattle Tour Lacks Conferred Exchange
The Seattle Post Intelligencer reprints opinions arguing the President's tour shows no real conferential talks. They say he listens to no one and confers with no one beyond rare Seattle instance, instead delivering lectures while others speak little.
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Seattle
Wash
Post Intelligencer
Winkleborough sights and streets and a reading tale
A seaside town scene notes readers fail to read a placard and a constable’s blunt chastisement for pickpocketing. The piece wryly observes living costs and a giant from Mexico, with musings on monkeys glands and grafting.
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