Local social notes list bridge tea for Miss Kirlin guest
Invitations issued for a bridge tea at Miss Josephine Dewees home 1424 Cleveland at NW in honor of Miss Marietta Kirlin of Reading PA. Several upcoming plans for Kirlin during her stay. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sherlock left for their summer St. Lawrence home. Mary Jane Johnson of the Mary Jane Hat Shop is in Cleveland on a buying trip. The United Commercial Travelers Ladies Auxiliary set a picnic for Aug 27 at Meyers Lake. Akron auxiliary invited. Prizes awarded at a Moose Hall meeting. Next sewing session at Mrs. Doerchuck's 986 Sherbury NW. Mrs. George R. Williams honored by Canton friends at her Waynesburg Rd summer home. Missionary Division of First Christian Church to meet at 1915 14th St SW. Wesleyan Circle picnic at Sippo Park. Miss Bessie Pittler left for New Castle PA after 10 days with Miss Clara Davis 716 Harriet Ave NW. Mrs Coleman Davis departed for a four week east trip.
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Josephine Dewees
Cleveland
Marietta Kirlin
Reading
Kirlin
United Commercial Travelers Association
Moose Hall
Meyers Lake
Akron
R. E. Moffat
H. E. Greenwood
J. E. Steer
Charles Doerchuck
Sherbury
George R. Williams
Waynesburg Rd
Canton
Bessie Pittler
New Castle
Clara Davis
Harriet
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Canton Music Hall
Tuscaranas St E
Joseph DuMar
Here and There by Jeanne C. Potter
A reflective piece spans scenes from elderly lovers strolling near the Arcade market to a window display of baby foxes near Salem. The writer contrasts enduring romance with aging, notes the foxes’ cautions, mentions silver foxes valued at 2700 dollars, and ends with a poem about August as a golden month.
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Arcade
World tour notes and social events in multiple cities
The column lists visits and guests across Boston New York Atlantic City and Buffalo. Miss Agnes Larkin sails to Atlantic City and New York for two weeks. Families in Hagerton Pa and Cleveland are noted guests at local homes. A St Joseph parish card party is announced with Euchre and 500 prizes. Several marriages and social gatherings are described, with travel, receptions, and club events.
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Agnes “Larkin
Atlantic City
New York
Albert Jacobs
Hagerton, Pa
Don Jacobs
Sacred Heart League
St Joseph's Parish
Club Calendar for Tomorrow
Eight o clock Sewing club meets with hostess Mrs L B Star key. Social Eight Club gathers at 8 30 hosted by Mrs Russell Church. Jewish Center Club runs all day. Women’s Institute Study To Sew Better Club meets at 8 30 hosted by Mrs Pansy Riggle.
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L. B. Starkey
Russell Church
Jewish Center
Plente
Women's Institute
Pansy Riggle
Personal Hygiene for Women and Hives Case Notes
A letter from Co. F. I describes a wife’s six year battle with chronic hives and hot flashes tied to menopausal changes. A good physician suggests blood tests, ovarian extract, and calcium salts, while the writer urges open air relief and self care.
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Co. F. I
Aeemea
A Wife's Confession and a Shocked Household Arrival
In a tense scene a wife contemplates facing Mrs. Meredith and her husband at the door as Katherine Lillian and a maid plan to ready the living room. The narrator debates feigning accident to avoid scrutiny while preparing cake and tea as a cover for unexpected visitors.
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Katie
Mrs. Meredith
Nick
Lillian
Furs Linked to Skin Diseases Seem Noted in Reader Reports
Health notes recount complaints of dermatitis and eruptions attributed to wearing various furs. Twenty readers report cases across furs such as Hudson seal sable skunk raccoon moleskin mink fox and beaver with some linking dermatitis to insect powders used during storage.
Fur dermatitis linked to paradichlorbenzene in fur goods
A study notes a remedy used on furs, paradichlorbenzene in benzol and paraffin oil, causing dermatitis and irritant fumes. Fourteen report personal effects, two relate to others, and four mix both. Cases mention fur coats, asthma, dandruff, and family susceptibility. symptoms resemble hives or shingles and worsen with heat or perspiration.
Youngstown Man Held Without Bond for Kidnapping Attempt
Carl Beltz, 35, of Youngstown Ohio, is jailed in Benwood West Virginia awaiting a hearing on an attempted kidnapping of eight year old Mary Kelly. The girl was taken from her home in a car but escaped when the vehicle stopped.
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Benwood
W. Va
Carl Beltz
Youngstown
Mary Kelly
Fashion Trends Move Toward Fall Accessories in New York
New York observers note the approach of fall fashion as designers and shoppers focus on accessories. The Canton Daily News highlights evolving styles shaping urban wardrobes amid seasonal transitions.
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Aileen Lamont
Canton Daily News
New York
Aug &S
Leather Luxury and Snuff Bow Etiquette in Historical Split Aesthetic
The article notes a shift from tan to darker leathers, praising leather jackets as practical social symbols. It mentions snuff bows as a refined skill from Washington and Takayette eras, with cases now offering left handed opening ease and priced from $20 to $100 across materials.
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Washington
Takayette
Modern Shawl Styles Highlight Scarves and Wraps
A fragment discusses how modern scarves mimic shawls in width and length. It notes they are about a yard wide and eight feet long, made of sheer fabrics with filet lace or crochet, designed to wrap around the throat without bulk.
Early Fur Trade Facts in Anglo American Commerce
The August Sale of Furs UK trading is cited as the oldest commerce of America. The Indian apparel long relied on fur and feathers before European discovery. Initial exchanges between white settlers and Indigenous peoples centered on fur and food, sometimes traded for beads, mirrors, or bright handkerchiefs.
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America
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Wild Brook
the St. Lawrence
Mary Jane Johnson
Mary Jane Hat Shop
Charles Walter
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Sippo Park
Coleman Davis
Harriet Ov
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Jeanne C. Potter
Stern
Mann
Salem
Heywood Broun
H. L. Mencken
Vanity Fair
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Tuscara
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Lewis Olson
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First Baptist Church
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George W. Wright
St. John's Church
Edward Hopkins
Monroe Miller
Arthur
Paul and
Carl Renner
Camp Klagle
Michigan
William L. Waddell
15Th
Frank Caldwell
New Port
Kentucky
Fred Hofacker
Newton
Mildred Weeks
Lansing
Catherine Smith
H. W. Benedict
Plymouth Et
Miss Weeks
Miss Smith
Helen Ritter Kirchhofer
Willis Holt
Massillon
Ritter
Arcadian Hall
Joseph C. Breitenstein
Louis Breitenstein
Chicago
Charles 8. Breitenstein
Dayton
Victor F. Breintenstein
Elyria
Leo L. Breitenstein
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Ann M. Breitenstein
Edward Numan
Tuscarawas St E
Mignonette Club
LeRoy Sweany
H. E. Sweany
Dougherty
Sweany
Engineering College
University of Cincinnati
William Feller
Charles Johnson
4Th St SE
Virginia
John Fulkerson
Mahlon Fulkerson
Carrie Paxton
Carl Paxton
Wilma
Betty Eileen
Don Price
Homestead
Marie Bryan
Edythe Bryan
Leonard Adams
Paul Shriver
Vic Shneider
Orville Woods
Chillicothe
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Newport
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Tan
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Royal Crest Coffee
Winzeler Bros
Chinen
Lass Psionic Lodge
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Notioch Dance
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