England's Stags in Commons Meet for Freedom Dinner
Thirty eight members of parliament celebrated their freedom from matrimony at a private dinner in the House of Commons. Sir Robert Morne presided as guests received an Eve of Eden apple baskets. Discussions touched on bachelor life and political duty with remarks from several MPs about marriage, vote rights, and the role of women in Parliament. The event highlighted ongoing debates about women’s suffrage and political participation.
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House of Commons
Robert Morne
Garden of Eden
Austin Dodson
Robert
Tharly
Henry Tarnaton Castil
Pacpla
W. A. Caaslet
Tunica
Fotterton
Bern Xroomamen Elentean Unien Np
Roberts
Verhapa Syheu
Rmoombera
Conmon
Bach
Wilaingon
Feune
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Mothers
Glasgow Kentucky mother of seven testifies that the Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound helped her through rough times after marriage and heavy work. Another New Orleans reader says she recovered strength and appetite after taking the remedy post childbirth.
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Glasgow
Lydia
Pinkham
Indienapolis
New Orleans
Mechs
Lydia E. Arms Vegetales
Fea
C. Fava
Dauphine
Ortesos
Fasting parties float in postwar social whirl
A lively society item notes a trend among American hostesses arranging fasting parties amid late duties and debuts. Invitations float from William Leoftler of Los Angeles to a Savoy event on June a, aiming to tailor each guest’s mood to a beauty specialist visit before a late nine pm curfew.
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Manson
William Leoftler
Goa Angeles
Savoy
Beauty
Adelal Colandar
Chicago Jurist Rekindles Love In Many Homes
Chicago’s judge Lupe presides over the domestic relations court and advocates friendly, nonlegal approaches to marital issues. He emphasizes treating parties as equals, aiding wives and children, and prioritizing child welfare over punitive displays. He recalls a tale of a mother punished for a child’s misbehavior to illustrate court goals.
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Chicago
Fred van Pluender
Judes John 2
Lupe
Court records expose harsh guardians and domestic abuse
Judge Lane recounts cases in the Gold Coast court where a woman whipped a girl and a man abused a wife. He orders child support, jails the abuser, and transfers two children to safe homes. Wealthy residents seek outside counsel from Judge Tupe, not formal filings.
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Araha
Fry
Chicago
Pike Enurt
Stonard
Teacheta
Hee Lynch
Homer
Judge Lane
Omernet
Gold Coast
Lupe Almoat
Tupe
New York Forecaster as Philosopher on Weather and Life
New York veteran weather man James H. Searr explains why a forecast for June 17 cannot be precise. A caller asks if that day will be fair, and he replies that certainty isn’t the aim, offering 117 days of anticipation instead. He notes weather data shape planning for courts, theatres, travel, and industry, with forecasts aiding many daily needs.
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New, York
James H. Searr
New York
Sur- Portes
eUrides-to
Weather Bureau
Mats Ax
Milonatres
Polnta
Thig
Heikewlaa
Scare Viaita
Iowa fossil data drive new dig near Cherokee
Scientists from National Historical Studium Society of New York and Iowa Ecology Department begin excavation on fossil beds found last autumn near Cherokee. The dig, supported by Iowa State Teachers College, aims to study rich mammalian remains including limetion bones and ribs, with a notable 420-foot chimney rescue cat skeleton unearthed among the finds.
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National Historical Studium Society of New York
Iowa Department of Ecology
Iowsa State Teachers’ College
Lemington
Eng
Alfred Hightebrae
Tedius
Vertebrae fragment hints at mammal type
Fragmentary bones from the Gepoait show an intact vertebrae. No definite conclusion on the mammal species. American bleen appears to be in evidence.
Snobbishness Ruins British Actors' Club
Tyne 12 reports the decline of the British Actors' Club and the Actors' Association as a council member cites waning membership and trade, with a rift between provincial and London actors. The speaker notes lost camaraderie with America and says teaching actors supported unionization before 1919 but later resisted organizing with writers and other groups.
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Tyne
Aince
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