Hagedorn visits Roosevelt haunts in Dakota tour
Herman Hagedorn the noted author has returned to Greenfield Hill after a western trip visiting Roosevelt haunts and ranchers while gathering material for a future life of the late national leader. He serves on the Roosevelt Memorial committee and plans further study.
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Council Discusses Russian Blockade Proposals
The council of five met to discuss the Russian blockade with talks of allowing ships into Russia under special permits. The United States maintains there is no blockade against Russia aside from the embargo on imports to Germany. American delegates delayed action awaiting Washington instructions.
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Mayer heads to Germany to inquire on Hamburg-American Line
New York July 16 Julius T Mayer resident director in America of the Hamburg American Line sailed for Germany today to learn the status of the once great German steamship company. He had been out of touch with the main offices since the war began. He declined further comment but noted a Zeppelin service to the United States was not impossible.
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Balloon Race for United States Championship Planned
In St Louis on October 1 a balloon race will start as part of a national Aeronautical event. The Missouri Society and the Aeronautical group organized the contest, aiming to crown the U S championship in ballooning.
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Revised 1839 Paris Treaty Talks Continue
Associated representatives will meet Tuesday July 29 to revise the 1839 Paris treaty. Dolemates discuss Holland and Bi five in relation to ongoing negotiations and date alignment.
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St Louis Hosts National Federation Meetings Of Women
In St Louis, Gratlaine, president of the Bridgepo Business Women, heads a national convention plan to federate Business and Professional Women. Kathryn Hewitt attends as part of the big week featuring the Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs and the third annual convention of the Woman's Association of Commerce. Noted attendees include Anna Steese Richardson, Rh eta Childe Dorr, Clyde Clark, Mary Dame Perry, Marion Glenn, Ethel Bagley Washington, Beatrice Carr, Georgia Emery, Blanche Dyment, Florence King and other top women from finance, insurance and industry. The events include separate meetings, a parade, and a banquet for delegates.
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New York
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Carr
Wall Streets
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Minneapolis
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King
Tie
Chicago
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Patent Court
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Hye
Ieve
Convention Proceedings Focus On Delegate Registration
Reports from St Louis dated July describe the ongoing convention of the Women's Association of Commerce in the United States. The discourse centers on delegate registration and executive board meetings while scheduling the first business sessions for tomorrow.
Braithwaite Braithwaite Schilling Wedding at City Home
Rev J E Rees officiated the wedding of Martha Mary Schilling and Edgar Braithwaite yesterday afternoon at the bridery home 16267 Boston avenue Stella Sills Waterbury was bridesmaid Joseph Schilling bridegroom's brother was best man both have returned from overseas After a honeymoon to Springfield and Boston they will reside at Berkshire avenue.
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Oride
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Berlin Food Costs Fall As Profiteers Unload
Berlin prices for food dropped after profiteers unloaded large stocks into the city as blockade lifting allowed supplies from occupied territories to reach Berlin. Dealers rushed to move inventories including essentials like coffee coca butter and other staples amid a virtual panic and surplus entries.
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Royal Society Embroidery Goods For Children
Royal Society offers stamped embroidery for children with white lawn dresses infant to 3 years and sizes up to 6. dresses in dimity and pique with embroidered yokes priced from 1.25 to 3.50. Cashmere cap 35 cents. Rompers and baby set 1.40 to 1.85. Scarf and pillow cover 1.00 and 0.75. Beads include sapphires amethysts topaz archers and pearls in Oriental style priced from 5.00 up.
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Attractive Stationery Velvet Paper Sale Themed List
Velvet paper in white gray orchid blue and pink charm noted. 24 sheets and 24 envelopes offered for 50 cents. Hurd’s Lafayette blue boxes priced 1.00 to 2.00. Crane’s Linen Lawn envelopes pastel colors priced 1.65. Hurd’s correspondence cards gilt edged 0.75. Mourning paper and cards 0.50 to 1.00. Occasions cards 0.05 to 0.35.
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Recreation board camp opening halted in Fairfield area
A disrupted notice indicates the Fairfield recreation board halted the opening of a camp on Furnace property yesterday. The planned opening was not completed and is not attributed to Berens.
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Letters of Natalie in Rivercuff Colony Memoir
The writer shares life at Rivercuff Camp, noting daily routines, field trips, and shopping trips to Chamberlin and Shropshire's bookshops. She describes maps, road guides, rain on a birthday, and family care, while praising Dr Nutting’s treatments and Harold's plan to return home briefly before a longer stay.
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