Community Club Notes and Women’s Group Events
The Realms of Women edited by Mrs. L K Tyson lists upcoming meetings: Bridge Club hosted by Mrs I Newlin. PEO sisterhood meets at the library with a June 26 summer adjournment. Baptist Willing Workers gather Friday. Sodality of St Marys holds Monday work meeting at Miss Eleanor Bergersons. Guild of St Marks meets Friday at Parish House. Philathea class hosts a social at the Baptist church Tuesday. Methodist Sunday school observes Children’s Day. W C U holds its June 11 meeting at Mrs G W Rockafields. summer schedule and encouragements to reading and family education follow.
Fingers and Flowers as Civilized Dining Rituals
The piece argues that dining customs reflect culture and dignity. It asserts eating with fingers was common in ancient times, then celebrates table flowers and wall pictures as elevating daily life, linking form to moral progress and human refinement. It frames small rituals as expressions of mind and soul beyond mere sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Thorne
Antony
Cleopatra
Lancelot
Guinevere
Belected Sentiments From The Ladies' Home Journal Air
Fragmentary text discusses reading aloud to children as good practice for families and home life. The snippet hints at advice from a periodical but provides no clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
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THE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Postum praised as cure for biliousness and malaria
A letter attributed to Fr. Wortman claims coffee caused bilious temperament and malaria, while switching to Postum improved health with weight gain and red blood. It notes supposed endorsement by Postum Co. and references The Road Wellville.
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Goffer
Fr. Wortman
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Postum
Church Notes Highlight Hearing and Fruit of Actions
In the Baraca class at First Baptist Sunday School the lesson titled Hearing and Henry focuses on Luke 6 39 49 with the theme Every tree is known by its fruit. A recent class business meeting enrolled a new member and discussed more active work. The notice invites participation in Sunday School at 9 45 a m and services with Rev Tayor and Rev S R McGennie, plus Wednesday prayer meeting.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Hearing
Henry
Etry
the Herald
Catarrh of the stomach relief claim by West Burlington man
A West Burlington resident reports long苦 stomach catarrh relief after using Peruna. He consulted doctors who allegedly warned of stomach cancer, then credits five bottles of Peruna and two of Manalin with a full recovery, saying he now feels like a new man.
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Mr. A. M. Skerd
West Burlington
Lown
Chicago
Pleasant Memories and Religious Services Led by Charles Leonard
Church notes list Evening service with inspiration and music at 7 30 led by Charles Leonard Hills with Conner and Cephel at 19th and Cephel. Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship on Our Country and its Religious Future. Midweek topics include Women’s Public Activities. June changes: services at 7 20 PM. welcome to all.
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Conner
Cephel
C. BE
Institute of Social Service
Trinity Church Services Sunday Sept 7 1924
Holy communion at 7 46 a m Sunday school at 9 41 a m morning service and sermon at 11 am evening service and sermon at 7 30 pm All seats are free Rev Geo Davidson Rector residence 119 E 17th street telephone 126.
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Cor
19Th
Central Ave
Trinity
Children Day Observed With Baptism and Programs
W M Nelson pastor notes Children Day at 11:00 with a baptismal request for parents to present children. Epworth League at 7:00 p m and evening preaching at 8 with themes Christian Education and The Church and The College. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8. holiness, Sunday school, and Salvation Rally at 11, 4, and 8.
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W. M. Nelson
Epworth League
Salvation
A. BE. Chesham
Democrats oppose tariff board in Taft criticisms
Democrats attack the tariff board's value and independence arguing partisanship taints its work. They say a board packed with protective-leaning members, like the Taft appointees, is worse than useless and undermine its purpose in guiding tariff policy.
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Tariff Board
Taft
Omaha-Cheyenne Route Boosters Tour Schedule Readied
Omaha Good Roads Boosters plan a regional tour to promote the Omaha Cheyenne highway route. H J Frederickson urges local leaders to mobilize farmers and boosters for a 30 minute address and discussion upon arrival, with data supplied to newspapers for publicity. The itinerary lists dates June 18–21 covering towns from Birkehorn to Cheyenne, detailing times and stops.
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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 Promises Senate Recall and Trust Reform
The article outlines Taft's platform should he gain control, pledging recall of the judiciary if needed and proposing supplementary legislation to strengthen the Sherman Act. It emphasizes a strong trust position, with the real solution aimed at regulating corporate power through legislative changes.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Platform Debate Shapes Progressive Ties Across States
Commentator argues that platform design will remain Progressive regardless of who governs. The goal is to blunt opponents seeking to shift the Baltimore pronunciamento narrative. The analysis frames control as secondary to maintaining wind against the sale.
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Baltimore
Build Your Own Fence for Pasture in Simple Steps
A farm fencing guide outlines a cost effective plan using galvanized wire and barb wire. It details layering with woven wire, barbed wire, and top protection to deter hogs, plus farm-sourced posts and affordable material costs.
Concrete fence posts aid in durable dairy farm fencing
A farm note cites a United States farmers bulletin on making concrete fence posts and notes a fence that lasts twenty years with proper care. It mentions dairy cow demand outpacing supply and suggests evaluating livestock profitability in certain localities.
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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
Worth
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Bridge Club
Newlin
P. Buf
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Wbrary
Sodality
Sodality of
St. Mary's
Eleanor Bergersen
Edily St
Misa Josephine Schmidt
Mies Bergersen
St. Mark's Galli
Guild of St. Mark's
Philathea Social
the Baptist Church
Children’s
Methodist Sunday School
G. W. Rockafield
West Twenty-first Street
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
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