Charity Ball committee tops Monday Aid meeting
Kehoesa of the Charity Ball headed the discussion at the Memorial Aid society gathering Monday afternoon. Reports from committees highlighted the event with ticket sales over one thousand dollars and remaining bills to be settled, pending March 6 next meeting.
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Kehoesa
Menorial Aid Society
N. Sturdevant
Aid
Kh. N. Sturdevant
Galen A. Fox
Clyde M. Watts
J. H. Conway
R. 5. van Tansell
V. K. Hart
George Strader
H. B. Henderson
H. M. Bennett
A. W. Barber
Andrew E. Roedel
Claude Draper
Misa McKenzie
St. John’s Hospital
Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Credit Refor Health in Scottville
Mrs G Johnson of Scottville Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after childbirth and heavy farm work. She praises the product's ability to keep her family thriving and recommends it to young women for strength and vigor. The ad claims the compound is made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics.
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Scottville
Mich
Shea
Abe
Lydia F.rae Ee
Alwa Hel
Lydia E. Pinkham
G. JoHnson
Scottville, Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Judgment on saving for the future urged in editorial
The piece argues good judgment hinges on saving during prosperous times to cover future needs. It cautions many misfortunes come from lack of forethought and urges habits of saving beyond what a bank pays, stressing the importance of setting aside earnings now.
Americans at English Court Expected Debutante Stream
London with February reports a sizable American debutante presence planned for royal court ceremonies this year led by Mrs. Whitelaw Reid returning from the United States. American brides who married peers may attend as coronation figures, notably the Duchess of Roxburghe, former Miss May Goelet, seen as a canopy bearer. The crown gift idea titled Mary teas and Mary dances spreads through society.
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London
Rexburghe
Mies May Goelet
Wicely
Queen Mary
Duchess of
Marchionesa
Butte
Mary
United Kingdom
Local society notices and upcoming meetings listed
Mrs A B Fox will entertain the society at her South Side home. Mrs Cyrus Heard leads the Woman's club topic The Churches of Rome. D A R will be entertained by Mrs H B Patten Saturday afternoon. Ald society of the Congregational church meets Friday at Mrs George L Streader’s home 715 East Seventeenth Street. First Congregational church hosts a Federation of Christian Endeavor social Thursday with Carl Lehmann NY field secretary giving a speech. Mrs A D Johnston hosts a bridge event Friday at 2:30. Florence Riner heads to Milwaukee to continue Downey college studies. George Naile leaves for a trip to New York. Mr Nagle sold his stake in Union Mercantile Co and plans to move to Cleveland Ohio.
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Cyrus Heard
Woman's Club
Rome
Ald Society of
The
Congregational Church
George L. Streader
East Seventeenth Street
George Naile
New York
Nagle
Nion Mercantile Company
Cleveland, Ohlo
clairvoyant Madame Smith relocates on Cor 2st and Thames
A clairvoyant named Madame Smith, described as reliable, has moved to a new location at Cor 2st and Thames St. Calls are encouraged for proof and consultations.
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Madame Smith
Palmest
Cor. 2St
Thames St
Hartville citizen Jack Adams Dies at 60 in Wyoming
J M Adams a longtime Hartville resident and rancher died last night at his daughter's home in South Cheyenne from liver cancer. He arrived in Wyoming in 1837 from Iowa and leaves a widow and several children including George Adams in Los Angeles Herman Adams Cheyenne Johnson Hartville Vaughan Kostler Wilde. Funeral is set for Thursday at 2 PM from the early undertaking parlors.
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J. M. Adams
Hartville
KR. C. Johnston
Cheyenne
Myr. Adams
Wyoming
Iowa
Hee
Aelx Childie
George Adams
Los Angeles
California
Hermah Adama
Oakland
R. ©. Johson
William Vaughan
Clara Kostler
Jacksonville
Ilinois
Lew Wilde
Wyoming Weather Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
Local weather data for the 4th ending at 6:00 p m February 7 1941. Maximum 35 degrees minimum 18 degrees precipitation none. Palmer sign off.
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Wyoming
Palmer
Vinol praised by minister and patrons for health benefits
Prominent figures from Rice Lake Wisconsin and nationwide endorse Vinol as a remedy that restored health for severe stomach trouble after three months in bed. The ad touts a money back guarantee and cites A E Roede as a local druggist promoter. The piece also notes Sage College plans for a 175 student dormitory named Prudence Risley Hall funded by a donation in honor of Russell Sage's mother.
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Uanler
A. E. Roede
Meeting Notice of Modern Brotherhood of America at Fraternal Hall
A meeting of the Modern Brotherhood of America will be held at Fraternal Hall on Wednesday evening at 7 30. signed Henry Ahlbers president E E Groblin e secretary.
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The
Modern Brotherhood of America
Henry Ahlbers
E. E. Grobline
Secy
Harem skirt brings new fashion to London shows
In London on February 7, a West End dressmaker unveils the harem skirt an adaptation of Turkish trousers to the hobble style. An artist predicts a short lived trend yet the exhibit draws half of feminine London to its showrooms.
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London
West End
Sage Gift of 300000 to Cornell University
Mrs Russell Sage presents Cornell University with a gift of 300000 announced by President Schurman. The donation supports institutional needs and underscores the benefactor's ongoing support for higher education in Ithaca New York.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Mra. Russell Sage
Cornet University
Schurman
Home Remedy Pine Resin Tincture for Cough and Throat
A historical note describes a home made pine resin remedy mixed with alcohol to ease coughs and throat irritation. It mentions quantities such as one to two ounces of pine resin, a pint bottle, and preparation steps to create a tincture believed to soothe bronchial and throat symptoms.
New York's Costly New Driveway Formally Opened
The article notes New York on February 7 officially opening an expensive eight mile driveway project. It refers to the last Mink in the route and hints at costliness and ceremonial opening by authorities. The piece emphasizes the scale and controversy of the project.
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New York
New Riverside Drive Cantilever Bridge Opens To Public
The Riverside Drive cantilever section across the Hudson opens without ceremony. Built to span a large gap, the structure costs about a quarter of a million dollars for its supports. The promenade sits sixty feet wide from curb to curb with a twenty two foot bridle path along its course.
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Riverside Drive
Hudson
Will of Joseph Filson Provides Prohibitionist Pallbearers
The probate record from Carlisle Pennsylvania on February 7 describes Joseph Filson's will. It mandates a plain funeral with a coffin cost not over 26 dollars and requires all pallbearers to be Prohibitionists or men who vote to end the liquor traffic. The residue goes to Mrs Filson if she remains a loving faithful and obedient wife.
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Carlisle
Joseph Filson
Advertising Affects Woman Buyers In Store Profits
Women learn that the advertised store can sell many goods at a small profit per sale while the unadvertised store relies on few high profit sales. This shows how store advertising serves every woman and buyer in making informed purchases.
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