Woodmen Picnic at Natural Fort August 22
All Woodmen invited to Phoenix Camp No. 144 W O W picnic at Natural Fort on Sunday August 22. Auto trucks depart Fraternal Hall at 8 o clock. Round trip fare one dollar. Phoenix Camp provides the eats. Bring families and sweethearts.
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Women’s Suffrage Milestones and Militant Era Overview
A historical recap traces the suffrage movement from Susan B. Anthony’s 19th century leadership through the formation of the National Woman Suffrage Association and later militant tactics. It notes key figures, proposed amendments, state ratifications, and pivotal events up to diverse state approvals in the 1919 period.
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Women Suffrage Fight Traces Its History and Current Step
The article recalls early opposition from both genders starting in 1878 with a committee led by Mrs. W. T. Sherman protesting extending suffrage to women. It notes the rise of anti suffrage groups culminating in the 1911 National Association opposed to a woman suffrage, led by Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge. It cites international examples and notes the growing role of women in politics as the movement moves toward a coming convention and platform drafting.
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Remarkable Recovery From Change of Life Symptoms
Mrs. Mancarmi Danz of 743 N 25th Street Philadelphia says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her organic troubles and headaches after doctors failed. She reports relief from pain, improved sleep and appetite and urges others to try the remedy.
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Laws On Inheritance Divorce And Guardianship Supposedly Discriminate
The article discusses laws affecting women including inheritance, divorce, and guardianship. It cites concerns that these statutes create unequal rights and privileges for women, with debates on reform and enforcement across jurisdictions.
Telephone Directory Updates Urge Public to Register Changes
Residents are urged to report corrections for the new telephone directory. About twenty nine hundred names are expected in the edition and individuals should notify authorities of any changes to ensure accurate listings.
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New Telephone Directory Ready By September
Officials say the new directory will be press ready by September 10 and distributed by October 1, with about sixty new names added. C H Burns reports gradual growth in installed phones and explains delays due to material shortages, cable limits, and facility constraints, though orders will be filled as promptly as possible.
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