Talks on Timely Topics and Women's Club Rift
Florence Fitch of the Miffledgeville Normal School art department cites rapid development of creativity and observation among pupils through clay work weaving and design. The piece also covers African American and white club affiliations, tension at the Los Angeles convention, and a Tribune investigation debunking women slaughterhouse workers. The Passion Play in New Mexico is described with stark, vivid scenes and historical notes on its evolution and censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fitch
Miftedgeville Normal School
Los Angeles
New England
Massachusetts
United States
Booker Washington
Chicago
Womens Clubs
The
Tribune
State Street
Oberammergau
Germany
Periggys
Jesus
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Cortez
Christ
Lew Wallace
Josa Morello
Taos
Rena
Ferther
Household AM Hosts Welcome With Apology To Old Maid
In a lively gathering the hostess thanks guests and notes she will move to a corner after greeting all. She apologizes to Old Maid for doubting marriage to the chivalrous Dudley about whom Aurora Legh muses on cousinly affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Aurora Legh
Aurora
Solitaire
Dallas
Tex
City Lbrary
Tessa
Betsy Hamilton
Marion Durham
Italy
Hemperly
Mitie
Mrs Dudley
Samoth
Old Maid
Mater
Little Mater
Margaret Richard
Amise
Hugo
Sylvan Glenn
June Eng
John
Johnnie
Garnet
Winchester
meSs
Grand Texan
Miniature Art by Eleanor Beale McPartin in Washington Gallery
Washington artists enjoyed a rare exhibition of Miss Eleanor Beale McPartin’s miniature paintings at Veerhouse gallery. The youngest daughter of General Thomas A. McFarlin, she studied in Dresden and Paris under noted masters, gaining praise from judges and comparisons to classic masters. She plans a May departure for the coronation and summer in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Veerhous
Eleanor Beale McPartin
Miss McParlin
Washington
Thomas A. McFarlin
Honora Mantsuel Elguera
Legation
Dresden
Kranta
Paris
Debillement-Chardin
Sam
Jean Jacques Wenner
Alastair d’Oyley
Tallegrain
Joshua Reynolds
Belloc
Amalia Kussner
Charm and home cures for nervous women and hens
A Mayfair style domestic page offers home remedies for insomnia using asafoetida and a medicated bath, plus guidance on cultivating charm through unselfishness and empathy. It then details a practical hen nesting setup with sand, hay, and insect powder, and shifts to budget-minded food advice and simple recipes like ham omelet and pot roast, with banana gems and egg based dishes for invalids.
Grape-Nuts Promises Brain Health Through Food
A testimonial claimed Grape-Nuts rebuild brain tissue through albumen and phosphate of potash, contrasting favorably with drugs. The letter from a brain worker recounts drastic recovery after switching from medicine to the cereal, noting weight gain and renewed vigor within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creak
Mich
Reid
Hood
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el Verde
Pipero
Tias von Lauwrens
Marys
Martha
Stewart
Twenty- Afth
United States Infantry
Philippines
Booker T. Washington
Arizona
England
Asher Boys
Hfe
Marion MN Durham
Jackstock
S. C
College Park
Cabinet
Dorothy Whitney
Millonaire
Alabama
Kentucky
King of Song
Bluebird
Rosa
Hare
Tim
John Trotwood Moore
Carlyle
Mozart
Charlotte
Sunny South
Jostage
Mets
Victoria Bland
Morrow
Letter Watkins
Williamshoro
Library Club
Lbfary
Sre Ag
Met
Tessa W. Rodday
Bylvan
Ala
Roddey
Waeanons
Ana
Nerson
Tessa W. Roddey
Cora
Brownie
Mobile
Als
Lizzie
Blaydes
Otoha
Tenn
Bmnco
Bleamer
Henle McParlin
London
New York
Piris
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