Mount Mellick Women’s Club Enjoys Pleasant Meeting
The Mount Mellick club held a cordial Wednesday afternoon session with Mrs. C. K. Snyder in attendance. Despite threatening weather some members gathered for a social visit and sewing, followed by tea. Guests included Mrs. Edward Dorian and Mrs. Kent Snyder. members listed are Mea dames Paul Halley, Meyer Frank Howard Snyder of Fort Russell, Claude Draper, A. D. Johnston and Miss GYi.
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Mount Mellick
C. K. Snyder
Edward Dorian
Mres Kent Snyder
Giosts, Meadames Paul Halley
Meyer Frank Howard Snyder
Fort Russell
Claude Draper
A. D. Johnston
Miss Gyi
Mystic Maze entrant Mrs Win Hainesworth to perform
Mrs Win Hainesworth is scheduled to enter the Mystic Maze this afternoon as part of a local entertainment event.
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Win Hainesworth
Japanese Bazaar Teas and Dance Planned by St Mark’s Circle
In St Mark’s Sunergie circle Mrs Wallace Bond and Mrs J D Clark met at Mrs Clark’s home. Rain shortened attendance but nine young women helped finish articles for the Japanese bazaar. Plans for the tea and dance on August 7 at the Parish House were perfected with lunch served.
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St. Mark's
Wallace Bond
J. D. Clark
Remnant Tea Teaches Craft at St Mark's Guild
Mrs Freeborn Mrs F Robert Foster and Mrs Daley host the Guild of St Mark's at the Parish House Friday afternoon in a remnant tea. Attendees are asked to bring silk velvets laces and remnants to craft fancy articles as part of a refined social gathering.
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Milan
Baptiste Willing Workers Meet Friday at Evans Street Home
Frances Willard aura note asks for inner beauty as friends contribute. The Baptiste Willing Workers plan a Friday meeting hosted by Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Percy Smith at 2215 Evans Street.
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Frances Willard
Baptiste
Frank Smith
Percy Smith
Evans Street
Methodist Sunday School Mothers Picnic at City Park
Primary department and cradle roll members along with mothers will hold a picnic at City Park Friday afternoon.
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Methodist
New Swedish Electrification Scheme Set for New York SchoolRoom
The New York Board of Education plans a fall trial of a Swedish method to electrify a classroom to boost pupil performance. The experiment, already tried with some success in Stockholm, will illuminate a room housing a class of defective pupils using wall wires carrying high frequency currents.
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New Yor
New York
Stockholm
Wyo Bandit Caught After Hard Mountain Chase
Craig July 31. Charles Franzel captured after a chase that began in Hole in the Wall country Wyoming. The posse of 100 men pursued Franzel and companions Andrew Constock and William Startelles as they tried to reach Black Mountain timber. Franzel was wounded by a rifle shot and weakened by blood loss, ending his flight in custody. The posse expected to capture the remaining bandits within hours.
Wrong Clue on Omaha Runaways
A reader's tip led Omaha police to a reported sighting near Union Pacific rails. Officers quickly found two men, Davidson and Jennings, who claimed to be working locals and had $80 and $50 respectively after a brief pursuit. They stated no link to the missing youths Thomas Lewis and Clifton Planck.
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Ation
Thomas Lewis
Clifton Planck
Omaha
Neb
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
O'Brien
Christengen
L. Davidson
Bert Jennings
Davidson
Jennings
Reported Cloud Burst at Rock Springs Denied
A morning report of a cloud burst near Rock Springs was denied by a local operator. Shepherded by heavy rain, no wall of water or loss of life occurred. Residents in lowlands had been warned and no incident was confirmed.
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Rock Springs
The
eLader
Lfe
Woman Leaps From Eiffel Tower In Tragic Fall
Paris July 91 An unknown elegantly dressed woman leaped from the Eiffel Tower's highest platform. Her body struck the second platform and fell four hundred feet to the ground in a smashed mass. Four hundred francs were found in her pockets.
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Paris
Eiffel Tower
Mother and son fly to 3000 feet in aerial feat
In Hempstead L I July 31 more aircraft filled the skies than since the international aerial meeting. Cecil Pall an 18 year old prodigy powered the ascent with his mother to a 3000 foot height in a little over nine minutes. He later carried two young women friends.
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Hempstead
L. L
Cecil Pall
Bunny Hugging Doctor Wages Turbulent Chicago Scene
Mrs Otto W Hensler wife of a Chicago physician attacked her husband and a young woman in the tenderloin after eight hours of tailing, a bystander was injured, and Dr Hensler fled in his car. She later filed for divorce seeking $200 a week alimony.
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Chicago
Otto W. Hensler
Yoshohito Begins His New Duties As Japan's Ruler
Emperor Yoshohito reads first Taisei proclamation before officials and service representatives. He vows to defend the throne and administer the country under imperial ancestral protection and constitutional provisions. Prime Minister Marduls Salon offers measured reply amid ceremonial proceedings.
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Yoshohito
Japan
Tokio
Taisei
Brstain
Ant
Marduls Salon
Bobmenene
Striker Killed as London Dock Riot Rocks Victoria
London dock riot leaves one striker dead and twenty seriously wounded as 2,009 strikers clash with non union workers at Victoria docks. gunfire and projectiles disrupt loading of the City of Columbia while police struggle to intervene.
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London Dock
London
Theme
Victoria
City of
Columbia
Hogan Wins by One Round in Fifteenth Bout
San Francisco July 91 Hogan defeats Tommy McFarland by decision after fifteen rounds of hard fighting.
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San Francisco
Calif
Hogan
Tommy McFarland
Bee Stevenson at Banifest for Sherman Co wiring
Bee Stevenson advertises all kinds of wiring services at Banifest hosted by The Sherman Co with contact phone 495.
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Bee Stevenson
Telephone
Banifest the
Sherman Co
Have Cold Ideas of Love in Chinese Attitudes
Ng Poon Chew, in Chinese Annual, argues Chinese disdain for love and marriage as cold, calculating business rather than passion. He describes love as a brain fever, a dangerous, infectious condition that distorts judgment and makes fools of even the wise.
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Cupid
Ching
China
Ng Poon Chew
Merriopathy: laughter as healing medicine
A piece from The Christian Herald extols laughter as a powerful healer. It argues merriment combats gloom and disease more effectively than fear and melancholy, urging constant effort to provoke smiles and joyful thoughts in patients.
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Christian Herald
The Latter-Day Girl Sage Advice
Bishop Creighton comments on girls of today in a reflective passage. He cautions against vanity and unpredictability and urges young women to be simple honest and plain in line with nature. The piece emphasizes self control and traditional female modesty.
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Bishop Creighton
A Suggestion to Suffragettes on Marriage Protests
A masculine author proposes an alternative to window smashing for militant suffragists. He suggests women refuse marriage offers until women's votes are secured by law, claiming the country will yield as miners once ordered.
Slender Figure-of Speech in Tacoma Divorce Trial
A Tacoma lawyer closing argument praised his client with a flowery simile rich in metaphor. The judge and jury heard the rhetoric as part of a divorce case presented by the National Corporation Reporter.
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Tacoma
National Corporation
Warren's Senate Voting Record Across Bills and Sessions
A historical summary catalogs Warren's Senate votes from 1909 to 1911 including positions on the Payne Aldrich bill, Commerce Court, direct election of Senators, and campaign finance. It notes affiliations with Aldrich, progressionists, and several Republican colleagues, with multiple votes and abstentions across the 61st and 62nd Congresses.
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Warren
T. Bristow
Crawford
la Follette
Bailey
Borah
Bristow
Clapp
Cummins
Payne-Aldrich
Senate
Bill
Beveridge
Brown
Burkett
Cummings
Dolliver
la Forletta
Aldrich Crowd
Alee Maria Oe
Sieee
Astode Ac
Commerce Court
Drich
la Foltette
Tlimen Warren
Cero Warren
Ees
Arizona-New Mexico
Lorimer
Bourne
Burton
Gronna
McCumber
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Bacon
Domestic Peta and Knighted Women in History
A column discusses dogs as valued household partners boosting exercise and air in life, warns against dogs eating from owners’ plates, and notes risks of disease. It then surveys women being knighted in English history, from Mary Thormondeley to Elizabeth, Victoria, and the evolving legal duties. It ends with a quip about a reader seeking advice on a broken engagement.
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Garter
J. John
Mary Thormondeley
Cheshire
Elizabeth
Spain
Tortona
Mary
Anne
Victoria
Woman Idolized If She Keeps Her Place on the Pedestal
A terse view notes that a woman remains an idol only while she maintains her position atop a pedestal, implying the fragility of gender status tied to respect and role.
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