Broken-Down Woman Rebounds With Lydia Pinkham Medicines
Mrs. T. Landry of Donaldsonville Louisiana says Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine restored her health after monthly pains and weakness She praises the Sanative Wash too and offers to recommend the remedies to other women The testimonial asserts all letters recommending the medicines are genuine and reflects neighborhood word of mouth support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldsonville
Lydia E. Pinkams
Lydia B. Pink
Alham
Lydia B
Catholic Social Service School 10 Opens September 12
The Diocesan Bureau of Social Service opens its third session on September 12 at 244 Main Street Hartford. The one seat course covers fundamental principles of sociology and economics, modern methods of charity and social case work, with 10 hours of lecture and 15 hours of field work weekly. Field work aligns with Hartford bureau activities in child welfare and related areas, with field trips to state institutions. High school completion required. preference for college training or relevant experience. Living accommodations provided at headquarters. Eight graduates hold diocesan bureau positions.
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Social Service Training Schod
Bureau of Social Service
Ita
I Mainstreet
Hartford
Hartford Bureau
Bureau
Biel
Kerby
Catholic University
Washington, C
Achor
Matthew J. Judge
Marguerite Boylan
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Bureau’ of Social Service
Mainstreet
Hertfore
Washington Avenue
You Just Can't Have Feminist Dough And Cake of Chivalry Too
Opinion piece by Margaret Robe challenging feminist equality and chivalry. Satirical critique questions if women can seek equal rights while preserving traditional manners, arguing that true equality excludes continued chivalry. References Anna Garvin Spencer and a Columbia Teachers College lecture.
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Margaret Robe
Flore
New York
John
Tom
Percy
Anna Garvin Spencer
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Spencer
Myrtie
Triennial Episcopal Convention Opens in Portland
Chicago dispatch reports the Episcopal Church’s triennial convention in Portland plans revising the Book of Common Prayer and a nationwide campaign for missions and education. Proposals seek future funding of about 21 million dollars with phased annual targets through 1928 and 1929.
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Chicago
Assoeland
Plana
Episcopal Church
Portland
Ore
House of Bishops
House of Denutley
Dutroit
Develand
Church Service Leave
Women's Auxiliary
Church Schoo! Service
Daughters of the King
Girls’ Friendly Incjary
Church Periodical Club
Church Mission of Help
Seaman's Tstigate Wi Ye Heid
Women’s Auxiliary
United Thank
Detroit
Oxford
House of Denuties
Personal notices and society happenings in Westerly area
Local society column notes summer plans and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McNeil at Westerly summer home. the Schencks sailing to Europe. several trips to New York Davenport Detroit Niagara Falls Pittsfield and Danbury. tea events at Pequot Yacht Club and Brooklawn Country Club. various visits, medical and social engagements. a caucus at Sixth District Club planned for this evening.
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Archibald McNeil
Fairfield Avenue
McNeil
Shulter Harbor
Westerly
Joseph Schenck
Schenck
Norma Talmadgu
Schencks
Europe
Allgiere
Rose Drady
Catherine Waterbury
Wheeler Avenue
Pittsfield
Mass
Anna MacCanfield
Danbury
Tittle States
Wilemot F. Wheeler
Brooklawn Avenas
Democratic Clubs Nominate Delegates Tonight in City Caucuses
Democratic associations prepare for delegate nominations and alderman candidate selections across ten districts. Meetings occur in clubs and school rooms on State Street, Lafayette, Gregory, Pairfield, Linwood, Worth, Huntington, East Main, and Cap itol areas, with several districts yet to announce venues.
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Clube
State Street
Lafayette
Gregory Streets
Pairfield Avenue
Linwood Avenues
Schoo
Avnue
Center Street
Main Street
Huntington Road
Arion Hall
East Main Street
Capitol Tetter
Democratic Associattes Theater
Yale to Receive 100000 Bequest From Wm Sloane Will
In White Plains New York the will of New York merchant William Sloane discloses a estate valued between 1.5 and 5 million dollars. Yale University gets 100000 and other public institutions share 50000 to various groups including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Public Library. The International YMCA committee and Presbyterian Hospital receive 100000 each. Yale foreign missionary society and the Rabble? Trust Association get 10000 each. The will allocates 576090 to relatives and leaves the residue to the widow.
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White Plains
N. Y
Yale Tiniversity
Wm Sloane
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Natural History Museum
Public Library
International Committee
Presbyterian Hospital” of New York
Yale Foreign Missionary Society of Naw Tiacen
Tag Rarseed Truat Association of New Taver
Stratford Voters to Meet at Washington School Tonight
Stratford voters and the Civic Association will hold a bi monthly meeting at Washington school at 8 o clock. Town Manager H Hunter will address the gathering as plans are laid for their first annual outing planned for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Taspayore’ Civic Association of
Stratford S
Washington School
H. Hunter
Women Endorse Wilder for State Convention and Senator
The West District Women's Republican club last night endorsed Mrs Lillian Morrison as a delegate to the State convention and also endorsed Judge Frank Wilder for senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West District Women’s Republican Club
Lillian ©. Morrison
Frank Wilder
Old Time Frocks at Grand Farms Fashion Show
An Ol Time Fashion show hosted by Congregations Church in Grand Farms on Tuesday at 4 pm features frocks from Gyrug Bradley of Greenfield. Dresses date to 1800. tea, punch, cookies, and ancient recipes will be served. Hayward Post will attend. notable Greens Farms and Westport women assist with arrangements.
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Church of Grand Farms
Gyrug Bradley
Greenfield
Hayward Post
Greens Farms
Westport
M. Louise Hyde
Susan Chapman
Frank Whitehead
Ogten
Mra
Floraco Banks
Burrs
Emly J. Beers
Ladies Aid Society
Fashion's Forecast Pattern for School Dresses
A Bridgeport Telegram pattern notice describes a plaid gingham girl’s dress suitable for school days and adaptable for colder weather. It outlines fabric costs, size range up to 18 years, and the pattern No. 1482 with a 1 cent pattern order, requesting reader names and addresses and a six to eight day pattern delivery timeframe.
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Puctarn Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
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Ife
Mignon
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Permbroke Street
New York City
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Vine Street
Davenport
Iowa
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State of Connectiat
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Niagera Falls
Gardner Mullett
Duro Plumb
Joseph, Rowe
Theodore Visscher
Pequot Yacht Club
Mrs. Frank
Broo Lawy Country Club
July G. Hawley
Moving Picture
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Catherine Mullens
Worth Main Street
Boston
Shea
Een
George Buck
Beidesport Hospital
Rose Tennenbaum
Waterbury
Coleman Ge Tennenbaum
Sharon Sarings
N.Y
Charles
Woman's Auxiliary
Mia
Bernard Monahan
Trantstan Avenue
Ana. Cowing
Agnes Coulter
Putney
Tm, Parsons
Lindsey Street
Ela
Sheridan Cirle
Melen Reilly
Arch Street
Adirondacks
Reisly
Orphan Asylum
Dawe's
Eter Dawe
Sixth District
North Avenue
YALE
William Sloane
Wilder
Louise Faxon Knapp
Fairfield Ave
Conn
Barnin
Connecticut
Froebet Normal
West Ave
Tel. N
Mary C. Mills
Annabel Worthington
Growing Girl
Miss Or Mrs. You
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
W.X. Kellogg
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