Women Club Meetings and Hostesses Gather for Seasonal Events
The Mystic Maze plans a Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Win Hainesworth. Mu Beta Club hosted by Mrs. H. H. Hardman enjoyed a pleasant Friday gathering with nasturtiums and sweet peas and a tea served by the hostess and Misses Erma and Alta Rowsey. Guests included Jack and Lunbach. Mrs. Charles Cunningham to entertain in two weeks. Mount Mellick Club to meet Wednesday with Mrs. 0. K. Snyder at her 17th street home. Alpha Club plans historic India study for 1912-13 under Med. Meadames Bartlett, Gray, and Fiske. another meeting to finalize the program will be announced. Fragments note Remnant Ten at St. Mark's Guild. Sunergae of St. Mark's meets at Mrs. Clark's and Mrs. Bond venue at 4th and B.
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Mu Beta Club
H. H. Hardman
MueBta Club
Erma
Alta Rowsey
Jack and
Lunbach
Charles Cunningham
Mount Mellick Club
Mra
0. K. Snyder
Eb, 17Th Street
Med
Meadames
S. Bartlett
Robert Gray
R. T. Fiske
Alpha Club
St. Mark's
Johnl. Clark
Wallace Bond
Jewish Ladies Hold Card Party and Dance at A O U W Hall
The Jewish Ladies circle hosted a Sunday evening card party and dance at the A O U W hall with large attendance and refreshments. The W C T U holds a meeting at South Side church from 2 to 5 pm with temperance speaker Miss Christine Tinling and chart demonstrations.
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A. O. U. W. Hall
W. Cc
T. U
South Side
Christine I. Tinling
Mixa Tinling
City Park
Baptist Church
Heat and infant mortality linked to milk stations
The article notes scholars arguing heat above 72.4 degrees harms infants and that faulty artificial feeding worsens outcomes. It cites Berlin and Dr. Lalffmann, highlights New York City milk stations and their reported role in lowering infant deaths, and mentions 15,00 babies registered with no deaths in a heat week.
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Berlin
Lalffmann
Milk Committee
New York City
Baker
Babies’ Welfare Association
New York World
Orozco Blames U S Over Mormon Disarmament
Juarez dispatch reports rebel leader Orozco admitting responsibility for ordering Mormon disarmament and accusing the United States of causing the trouble. He maintains arms are needed and claims his actions do no harm by taking them from Americans.
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Juarez
Mexico
Orozco
United States
Infant Mortality and Milk Proposals Stir Berlin Conclusions
A New York milk committee reports on Berlin infant mortality studies by Expé Lieftmann and Vepdemann. It notes higher summer death risk for babies and questions previous New York conclusions, pending verification from ongoing Berlin investigations.
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Milk Committee
New York
Babba
Berlin
Geremany
Expé Lieftmann
Vepdemann
Noted Sleuth Recalls Arrest Of Noted Criminal
The article recounts a famed detective story where a noted sleuth explains how top criminals disguise themselves as ordinary travelers. It also notes past work with a Chicago agency tracking cattle thieves near Yellowstone and toward Denver. Mr Glynn expects to head the detective bureau at the 1915 San Francisco World’s Fair.
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Glynn
Cheyenne
Mr. Givon
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Barre
Detective Bureau
San Francisco
Quealy Discusses Politics With Aide At Conference
The article notes William Jennings Bryan and Pat Quealy engaging in political talk at a Baltimore Convention. Quealy spoke with a young man for about an hour, shunning miners while focusing on political outlooks in the state.
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William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Mr. Quealey
State Board Discusses Dance Evil At Capitol Meeting
The State board of child and animal protection met yesterday in the Capitol. Attendees included Nimmo Stockwell Hills Bailey Preston and Bird. Bishop Thomas declined the presidency and David Nimmo serves as acting president.
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State Board OF Child and Animal Protection
Capitol
Mr. Nimmo
Stockwell
Leon C. Hills
Theodore Bailey
D. A. Preston
Rose A. Bird
Bishop Thomas
David Nimmo
Shoots Father From Rear For Eighty Dollars
Arthur P. Bittner Jr confessed to shooting his father from the rear of a moving truck in St Louis on July 27. The elder Bittner was wounded with two bullets to the brain and is hospitalized. The motive was robbery of eighty dollars, planned two days earlier, using a revolver borrowed from his fiancée's home. Bittner had been estranged due to attention to his fiancée during work hours.
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ST. Louis
Arthur P. Bittner, Jr
Bittner
Repeal of Ne Tomere Decree Report Debunked
London July 29 The Rome sourced report of the Catholic church pope repealing the ne tomere decree is declared unfounded in dispatches to London from Rome. The confusion likely stems from the suspension of the provision on mixed marriages in Germany and Hungary.
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London
United States
Rome
Germany
Hungary
ALL GRIST FOR THE BRIDE BRIDE STOCKINGS AND SHOPLIFTING TALE
An uptown woman plans her wedding and shoplifted parcels in a boarding house. A witness recalls a bride who rips wrappers and takes deliveries, once keeping six pairs of black stockings sent in error. The speaker laments losing items to the bride while trying to recoup funds.
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Ninth Street
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Mystery Island Statues and a Lost Continent Theory
The May solve mystery reports the Mann expedition to Easter Island led by W. Bcoresby Routledge from the British Museum. Explorers search the 46 square mile isle 2,000 miles from South America for quarry remains 250 ton statues and evidence of a vanished continent.
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London
Mann
Faust
Whitstable
South Seas
Easter
Easter Islands
Mana
W. Bcoresby Routledge
British Museum
Curious Houses in China
A Century Magazine excerpt describes Chinese courtyards walls and screens forming a maze like home. It details gateways, flowery courts, reception rooms, and sequestered gardens where women and children may live under strict rites and family reverence.
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Peking
China
Century Magazine
Largest California war game simulates attack on San Francisco
Plans outlined in Los Angeles for a major army maneuvers series set for August 12. An invading force of 3,600 troops will advance from Monterey Bay to seize San Francisco, while a defending Californian Utah militia cohort will counter the assault.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
San Francisco
Utah
Monterey Bay
Colquit Leads Ramsey in Texas Democratic Primary
Dallas July 29 with about 75 percent of the vote counted Colquit appears to hold a roughly 40000 vote lead over Judge Ramsey in the Democratic primary. Morris Sheppard is shown near equal to his three opponents combined and set to win the district’s Senate vote along with strong legislative support.
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Dallas
Texas
Colquit
W. F. Ramsey
Morris Sheppard
United States Senate
Grace on cot case open trial for alleged wife shooting
In Atlanth Georgia on July 29 Eugene Grace testifies from a court cot as his wife Caisie Ulrich Opie Grace faces trial for alleged attempted murder. Grace traveled from Newnan while Mrs Grace, free on bond, plans to defend herself amid rumors of her defense strategy.
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Atlanth
Caisie Ulrich Opie Grace
Philadelphia
Eugene Grace
Grace
Newnan
Iiberty
Atlanta
Woman Swallows False Teeth Forceps Bring Them Up Again
Boston July 27 Surgeons using X-ray guidance and forceps removed fake teeth swallowed by Mrs Carrie Smith of Lynn. The operation nearly killed her, but a Berlin devised method had her positioned flat on her back with the throat opened before the teeth were extracted by Dr Killian and Dr Cobb.
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Boston
Carrie Smith
Lynn
Killian
Berlin
C, M, Cobb
The Glate Leader to the Want Ad Medium of Wyoming
A terse note from the Glate Leader outlines a shift toward a Want Ad medium in Wyoming. Officials promise clearer listings, improved reach, and streamlined pricing for local notices and ads.
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Wyoming
Death of Japan's Emperor Mutsuhito Ends an Era
Tokyo reports the death of Emperor Mutsuhito at 44. He ruled since 1867 guiding Japan through reforms, wars, and modernization. His passing drew up to 20000 mourners outside the palace as Haruko dowager princess yields to Empress Sadako.
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Hovsehold
Haruko
Sadako
Japan
Bright
Commodore Perry
China
Russia
East
Mutouhito
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Sunergae Meeting
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Jewish Circle
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Lindsay Scott
Temple
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U. S
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