Oriental Cruise Planned For 1910 By Cortland Daughters
The Trowbridge chapter of Cortland announces an Oriental cruise on the Grosser Kurfurst, a private yacht styled ship with hotel comforts. Sailing February 7, 1910 for 73 days through Madeira, Spain, Gibraltar, Algiers, Malta, Greece, Turkey, Palestine, Egypt, Italy, and Oberammergau. Daughters of the organization and recommended members may join. Mrs N H Gillette chairs the pilgrimage committee and welcomes applicants.
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Trowghnioge Chapter
Cortland
Sig
Bau
Madeira
Spain
Gibraltar
Algiers
Malta
Greece
Turkey
Palestine
Egypt
Italy
Pagsion
Oberammergau
N. H. Gillette
N. C
Inscription Change for Oglethorpe Monument Sparks Debate
Savannah activist ladies reject revised inscription for the James Edward Oglethorpe monument. Representative J Randolph Anderson pushed a House resolution altering the text to credit patriotic societies in Savannah and statewide donors. Daughters of the American Revolution and the Oglethorpe Monument Association argue the new wording omits broader funding and prefers a simple line like Founder of Georgia.
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Ogiethorpe
Savannah
Georgia
J. Randolph Anderson
State of
City and Patriotic Societies
James Edward Oglethorpe
Colony of
Daughters of the American Trevolution
Ogiethorpe Monument ‘Association
Anderson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the Revolution
The
Colonial Dames
Sons of the Colonial Wars
Oglethorpe Monument Association
Oglethorpe
Monument to be Erected in Hattiesburg Courthouse Grounds
The United Veterans of the Confederacy at Hattiesburg Mississippi plan to erect a handsome Confederate monument on courthouse grounds in the city.
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United Vaughters of the Confederacy
Hattiesburg, Miss
His Wish from the Philadelphia Record
A lighthearted cartoon caption reveals Willie and Bobby pleading to skip face washing and joking about wearing whiskers, in a playful exchange reflecting childlike wishes and mischief. The bit captures a domestic vignette with familiar newspaper humor of the era.
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Philadelphia Record
Little Willie
Bobby
Letter Published Praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Compassion
Minneapolis woman Joan G. McLean writes a public letter praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving female troubles. She claims significant relief, restored strength, and overall wellness within months, encouraging others to trust testimonials of herbal remedies.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Finkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Joan G. McLean
Second St
North
Mins
Okba
Genealogical requests and family notes from Georgia correspondents
Letters from Walter Scott and J E Martin recount genealogical queries. Franck family info notes John Martin Franck likely died in Onslow county with Richland post office 1850s. Wingfield Nelson line traced through Thomas Wingfield to Frances who wed John Colbert and six children. callers urged to contact Mrs Martin at 112 Fourteenth Street Columbus Georgia for ancestry charts and details.
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John Martin Franck
Wingfield-Nelson
Thomas Wingfield
John Wingfield
Frances Buck
Thomas
Elizabeth Nelson
Frances
John Colbert
Teaching Is a Vocation for Women Says Essay
A historical editorial argues teaching requires a genuine vocation not just a job. It condemns nervous or physically frail women from teaching and urges a healthy, active, imaginative woman with a love for developing minds to pursue the profession. It warns that many see teaching as a secure livelihood rather than a calling.
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Ilfe
No title provided in readable form
The speaker reflects on roaming the earth since birth and learning that the old place is best. He boasts of past roving, encounters with many cultures, and a preference for a white partner. He vows to settle, marry, and raise a life with a stable home and fair fighting.
Perseid Meteors Expected in Mid-Summer Sky Display
The New York Herald reports anticipation of the Perseid meteor shower. Astronomers note this regular, long observed stream radiates from Perseus and will be visible from July 8 to August 22, with peak activity after full moon contrasts. Continuous activity spans about 190 years, and Nature warns of bright trails near July’s end into August.
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New York Herald
Constellation
Perseus
Denning
Mont A Siduone
Nature
Mountaineers of Georgia Education Aid Drives Support
The State Association for Education of Georgia's Mountaineers seeks $1 annual memberships to fund uplift programs in Appalachian Georgia. By aiding mountain children with head and hand training, the group aims to break poverty and ignorance, offering scholarships and urging civic duty while highlighting historical struggles and the need for immediate support. Officers and local clubs list, with donations welcomed and a 1909 treasurer report showing balances and receipts.
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Georgia
State Association For the Education of
Morgan
Hugerlaf
Jonnstan
Sayvenneh
Appalachian
South
Atlantic Highlands
Women lead reform and club movements in Philadelphia era
Notes discuss women’s work, club activity, and probation officers in Philadelphia. Mentions Miss Jean Webster’s jury incident in New York, New Orleans club plans, and the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals opening water stations for horses as a memorial to Senator Ware.
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Pennsylvania
New Order
Philadelphia
Jessie L. Pickering
City Treasury
Anna L. Bacon
Mary J. Rochette
Ire Club
New Orleans
Legislative Committee For
Era Club
New York
Patty
Peter
Jean Webster
Vagsar
Lving
Women's ,Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Philaamphia
George A. Ware
Treasury balance and donations listed in 1908 report
Balance shown as 43. 549503 44 with Eugenia M Johnston as treasurer. Donations passed through the treasurer include Colonial Dames scholarships totaling 50, Daughters of Isabella 60, Council of Tech Women 350, McIntosh Chapter D A 25, Sayenfan Chapter Jackson Wilder 50, plus other scholarships and gifts to the association.
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B.C. Morgan
Drayton Street
Savannah
Louis G. Young
J.J. Wilder
J. P. Mendes
Frederick Pope
Augusta
H. C. White
Athens
J. K. Ottlay
Atlanta
Robert T. Waller
Montague Boyd
Thirty-eighth Street
West
Eugenia HM. Johnston
Charlton ‘Street
W. L. Wilson
P. W. Mbidrim
Raymond Demers
Reuben G. Clark
Anton Wright
Harvey Granger
Ox Ashmore
Henry
Levs
P. W. Godfrey
Coving
Ton
Monttain Bey
Eugenia M Johnston
Treasury
Association
Fragmented Health Advisory Note Lacks Coherent Content
A garbled OCR note repeats phrases about health and avoiding injury but contains broken terms and stray characters, lacking clear context, speakers, or dates. The readable portions mention health and attention to body functions, but no actionable guidance or identifiable entities are present.
Ice cream parlors run by Abbeville Daughters of the Confederacy
Abbeville Georgia July 24 Special The local United Daughters of the Confederacy opens ice cream parlors on Depot street to serve the public. The women, about forty prominent town members, recently erected a monument unveiled on Memorial Day and still owe a small balance toward its cost which they are working to cover.
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Abbeville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Depot Street
Last Survivor Davis Family Dies In Her Colorado Home
Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes died July 18 in Colorado Springs. born 1855, she was the daughter of Jefferson Davis and linked to the Confederate presidency. wife of J Addison Hayes, she hosted social life and supported charities in the West. She leaves four children and was cremated in Colorado Springs with plans for final interment in Washington state. Confederate groups honored her memory, noting her loyalty and lineage.
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Margaret Howell
Jefferson Davis Hayes
Colorado Springs
Cole
South
Jefferson Davis
Hayes
Winnie Davis
J. Addison Hayes
First National Bank
Mustrigus
Llayes
Aius
Norial Services
Clarence J. Owen
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Memphis
Dhe
Cabell
Trans- Mississippi
Department of United Confederate Veterans
W. J. Behan
The
Confederate Memorial Association
Davig
Confederacy
Davis
Monument to Georgia Women Honored at Reunion
At Stone Mountain the twelfth Georgia battalion and seventh Georgia regiment survivors adopted a resolution to erect a monument to the mothers wives and daughters of Confederate soldiers in Georgia. The association was formed to push the patriotic project with General C A Evans as president Colonel Capers as secretary and Hon Fr Maddox as treasurer.
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Twelfth Georgia
Seventh
Georgia
Stone Mountain
C.A. Evans
Capers
F. Maddox
Daughters of Confederacy Seek to Preserve Charlotte Arches
The Daughters of the Confederacy in Charlotte North Carolina advocate preserving the arches at North Tryon and West Trade streets. They organize efforts to keep the city’s historic arches intact and support civic improvement.
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D.C
Daughters of ‘the Confederacy
Charlotte
N. C
Tryon
Woesat
Tuencon
Horse Show for United Daughters of the Confederacy Benefit
The Wembere of the William L. Tan ce y chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Birmingham Alabama are preparing an elaborate horse show themed around Thanksgiving season or theft reenactment. The event aims to raise funds for the chapter and features local participants and organizers.
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Wembere
William L. Tan
United Daughters of the “Confederacy
Birmingham
Ala
Location of Battle Abbey Efforts in Richmond VA
United Daughters of the Confederacy led by Mrs Norman Randolph push to locate Battle Abbey on historic Confederate grounds in Richmond Virginia. At a recent meeting Randolph urged placing the memorial in a section tied to Confederate history to honor those who fought and died for the South and preserve the legacy for future generations.
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Battle Abbey
United Daughters of the Confederacy of
Richmond
Norman Randolph
Battin Abbey
Rich” Smond Siva
Randolph
South
Confederscy
Directory Change Request Shown By Bell Directory
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B.A. R
Walter Scott
Wilnen
West Jones Street
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the State Association. For Education
OF Georgia
Mountaineers
Junntaix
By Mattie I.shtebley
Victor Hugo
Matthew ‘Arnold
Chicago
Washington
Woman's Club
South Haven
Mich
Louisiana
Cts
Reily-Taylor CO
USA
P. J. Berckmans Co., Inc. Landscape Architects
W. H. Kessler
Piedmont Hotel
Shoblan ‘McIntosh
D.A
King’s Daughters
Sayen- Fan
Jaskaon
Wilder
Nero
Marthe Wimberly Meread
June McLeod
J. B Girardeau
Fanaie Fuller Mource
Mary Minus Hallowes
Naonle Little
Colorado
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