In the Realm of Women and Local Club Notes
A community notice column lists events for women clubs including Bridge Club at Newlin’s home, PEO meeting at the library on Monday with June 26 adjournment for summer, Baptist Willing Workers Friday, Sodality at Miss Bergersen’s home, Guild of St. Mark’s Friday, Philathea class at Baptist church social, Children’s Day observance by the Methodist Sunday school, and the W C T U monthly meeting June 11 at Mrs. Rockafield’s home.
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Sodality
Sodality of
St. Mary's
Eleanor Bergersen
Edily St
Misa Josephine Schmidt
Mies Bergersen
G. W. Rockafield
West Twenty-first Street
Fingers and Porks Explain Dining With Dignity
The essay argues that eating with fingers hails from ancient customs and that daily details like tableware and flowers elevate life. It asserts these small acts express humanity, order, and beauty, shaping a life beyond mere sustenance.
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Antony
Cleopatra
Lancelot
Guinevere
Belected Sentiments From The Ladies Home Journal Air
A fragment discusses reading aloud to children and the practice of shared storytelling. It suggests parents should involve youngsters in listening and speaking to foster learning and bonding in the home.
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THE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Postum Claims Cure for Biliousness and Malaria
A fragment recounts Fr. Wortman attributing relief from biliousness and malaria to stopping coffee and using Postum. He says coffee caused illness, stopped a year ago, and notes weight gain and improved health. The letter cites Postum Co. and a promotional jingle claiming Postum “makes red blood.”
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Goffer
Fr. Wortman
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Postum
Hearing and Henry Sunday School Lesson Set
Church notes describe the Baraca class at First Baptist focusing on Hearing and Henry from Luke 6 39 to 49 with the verse Every tree is known by its fruit. A June thursday business meeting prompted discussion of active work and a new member.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Hearing
Henry
Etry
the Herald
Peruna Cures Stomach Catarrh Claims Reader Feels Renewed
A letter from A M Skerd of West Burlington New Jersey reports long term stomach and intestinal catarrh relief after using Peruna. He recalls doctors saying cancer was inevitable but credits Peruna with improvement after five bottles and two of Manalin.
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Mr. A. M. Skerd
West Burlington
Lown
Chicago
Pleasant Memories and Religious Services Schedule
Pastor Frank L. Mooram invites all to Evening service at 7 30 with musical selections and sermons. Sunday school at 9 45 and Morning worship featuring Our Country and its Religious Future. June topics include Women s Public Activities. Services stay at 7 20 p m in June.
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Conner
Cephel
C. BE
Institute of Social Service
Services at Trinity Sunday Morning and Evening
Cor 19th and Central Ave announces worship services tomorrow with holy communion at 7 46 a m Sunday school at 9 41 a m, morning service and sermon at 11 m, and evening service and sermon at 7 30 p m All seats free Rev Geo Davidson rector residence 19 E 17th street telephone 126.
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Cor
19Th
Central Ave
Trinity
Children Day Observance at Epworth Church
Pastor W M Nelson announces Children’s Day at 11:00 with a baptism invitation for parents. Epworth League meets at 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. sermon titled The Church and The College. Wednesday prayer at 8.00 p.m. Additional meetings include Holiness at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 4 p.m. and Salvation Rally at 8 p.m. Captain A B Chesham encourages attendance.
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W. M. Nelson
Epworth League
Salvation
A. BE. Chesham
Democrats Oppose Tariff Board In Taft Campaign
In campaign speeches Democrats attack the tariff board as currently operated arguing its value lies in its members’ independence and nonpartisanship. They warn a Taft-style board would be useless if staffed by tariff advocates and stress the need for balanced oversight.
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Tariff Board
Taft
Omaha Cheyenne Route Boosters Tour Nebraskas Roads
Omaha Good Roads Boosters outline a three day program to promote a connected Omaha Cheyenne route. They urge local boosters and farmers to gather audiences, provide publicity data, and confirm participation for the June itinerary through towns from Omaha to Cheyenne.
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Omaha-Cheyenne
Nebracka
Nebraska
H. J. Frederickson
County Roads Com
Omaha
Rogers
Schuyler
Benton
Columbus
Duncan
Silver Creek
Havens
Clarks
Issace
Central City
Chapman
Grand Island
Wood River
Shelton
Gibbon
Buda
Kearney
Overton
Asverees
Lexington
Gothenburg
Herghey
Sutherland
Korty
Ogalilala
Big Springs
Julesburg
Bidmey
Potter
Wavvese
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Cheyenne
Odessa
V.cueee
Elm Creek
Pets Deko
Willow Taland
Bob
Maxwell
North Platte
Paxton
Brule
Chappell
Lodge Pole
Kimball
Taft Platform Ties Recall of Judiciary to Control
The article argues that Taft would withhold recall of the judiciary if he controls, promising supplementary legislation to strengthen the Sherman act and urging that the trust problem be resolved by stricter corporate regulation. It references Roosevelt and the election context and outlines policy emphasis on antitrust enforcement.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Platform to be Progressive Regardless of Control
The passage argues the platform remains Progressive regardless of who controls and aims to blunt the impact of the Baltimore pronunciamento on sales. It emphasizes a consistent design to counter moves aligned with that pronouncement.
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Baltimore
Build Your Own Fence For Pastures
Instructions for a low cost farm fence describe galvanised wire barb wire grounding to deter hogs and woven wire with barbed and tenant wires. Estimates list costs per rod, top wire height, and on-farm or purchased posts with concrete pots mentioned.
Concrete fence posts for pasture use recommended by farm bulletin
A farmer notes that sixteen cents per post yields durable concrete fence posts. The U S Department of Agriculture bulletin 408 explains methods, with Kansas State College and local commerce cited. With proper care the fence can last twenty years or more with occasional repairs.
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United States Farmers’ Bulletin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
PF. Chase
Kansas State Agricultural College
Gaya
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Lisle
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Bridge Club
Newlin
P. Buf
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Wbrary
St. Mark's Galli
Guild of St. Mark's
Philathea Social
the Baptist Church
Children’s
Methodist Sunday School
Inez
Thorne
Baraca
Calvary Baptist Church
O'Neil
Taylor
R. McGennie
C, H, Mendenhall
First Church of Christ
First Presbyterian
Peruna
A. M. Ikerd
Charles Leonard
Musile
Leon
Hills, Pastor
First Congregational Church
Frank L. Mooram
St. Mark's Church
First Methodist Church
Salvation Army
A, M
Hood River
Kelley Mergantile CO
10Th and
Capitol Ave
Atlantic Tea Company
Moyune Tea Company
16Th St
the Atlantic Tea Co
Cheyenne Furniture Company
Eddy
Tak Stock Growers National Bank
Gheyenne
Wyoming
Sherman Co