Local Church Guilds Host Kensingtons and Bazaar Plans
Taker and Mrs Lareh entertain the Guild as members plan Kensington gatherings at members' homes to sew and visit. St Mark's Guild prepares for a Christmas bazaar with a secretive display. Long and Miss Minnie Vila Herzig wed at the Presbyterian manse, with future home near Holyoke. Methodist Ald Society hosts a social meeting with 70 ladies, tea served. St Mary’s Alter and Rosary group meets with autumn decor and upcoming visit. WCTU invites public to welcome meeting at Congregational church with music and speakers.
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Kensingtons
Guild of St. Mark's
R. B. Forsyth
R. W. Bradley
Harry Hoffman
Forsyth
Kensington
Bazaar
Charles W. Long
Minnie Vila
Herzig
Presbyterian Manse
Leon C. Hilla
Cheyenne
Long
Union Pacific
Benjamin Lehman
Denver
Colorado
Holyoke
Colo
Methodist Ald Society
W. W. Busselle
Madane Dusselle
Pat Dickinson Harford
Mre. Carpenter
Crabb
J. F. Milligan
Mra, Perry
Mra. Ritchie
Alter and Rosary Society
St. Mary's Cathedral
Cecelia Ritchie
Marie Milligan
Storey
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Congregational Church
Domestic Guests and Dignitaries Highlight March Social
The article recalls social events led by Mrs. Thomas BR. Marshall wife of the vice president, noting her March 4 reception in Washington where she reportedly hosted between 1500 and 1000 guests and logged nearly every name from her card book. It mentions international connections and prominent figures linked to science and culture.
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Thomas BR. Marshall
Marshall
Calla
Han
Washington
Kensington Socials Highlight Charity Teas and Music Evenings
Invitations issued for eleven small gatherings at Mrs. Gray’s Kensington home. A Presbyterian Aid Society committee hosted 30 ladies to fashion dainty articles and treasures for the bazaar. Dancers energize the Fike home rally while Maude Upton departs for San Francisco to study music. party ends with a Lyric outing and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Maude Upton
San Francisco
Upton
Ws. L. Ratton
Lyric
Miss Upton
K Isses Letitia
Gertrude Thorpeon
Marjorie Stuart
Mily Uaderwood
Kate Taylor
Louise Stimson
Irma Patton
Geraldine Murray
Jarbara Bon
Olive Wilkins
Minnie Roverts
Margaret Dinneen
Maiie Mullaam
Weather and Music Notes From Philadelphia to London
Fragmentary text references musical notes and names like Lind, Clithiine Nikon, Evangating Micrenes, Milon Hewdl Yay, Carlotta Maen, Adeling Putty, and a London weather query. The garbled prose mentions a hunt in a large alley and a Philadelphia news source, with unclear dates or events.
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Carlotta Maen
Miss Maude Upton Joins San Francisco Piano Study
Miss Maude Upton leaves Cheyenne next week to pursue piano and organ study in San Francisco. She has delighted Cheyenne audiences with her piano talents. Mrs A Johnston departs today for Hutchinson Kansas to attend the P B O Sisterhood supreme convention as Chapter C delegate October 14 to 17. She will visit Albuquerque New Mexico before returning home. Mr and Mrs W W Gleason return from a month visiting Manassachusetts and other eastern states.
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A. 2. Johnston
Hutchinson
Kansas
Supreme Convention of the
P. B. O. Sisterhood
W. W. Gleason
Manassachusetts
Eastern States
Local Arts Clubs Hold Meetings With Exhibits And Plans
The Art club met at the library for a four o'clock session with strong turnout. Pottery studies begin and may grow. President Mrs. R A Merton led, with Mrs. Jones in charge. A magazine article on pottery, vase displays, and handmade jewelry provided program highlights. Next meeting set for two weeks hence. Mystic Mazelub Halloween decor featured at Kensington. hosts Mrs Nagel and others hosted a social tea. College Club flatters plans for a three o'clock Saturday gathering at Mrs Ira B Fee’s home, 615 East Twenty second Street.
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Art Club
R. A. Merton
Jones
Morton
Mystic Mazelub
Hallowe'en
Noteboom
Mystic Maze Club
Kensington
Mrs. Rodgers
Hansen
Mesdames Penman
Leffler
Hunesworth
Nagel
Taylor
Border
Ira B. Fee
Ming Steele
Miss Nelanler
Church Circle Grows as Guild Meets at Parish House
The Guild of St. Mark's holds Thursday meetings at the Parish House with more ladies joining to sew for the bazaar and handle society business. At yesterday's gathering the apron committee chaired by Mrs FPA M. Stuart completed a surprising amount of work and enjoyed tea served by Mrs Niswander and Mrs Neat Thursday.
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Kensington
Presprierian Aid Society
Irs
0. C. Schwiering
Mes Janies Schwhering
Ridgley
Melindrie
Jamieson
Mentzer
Hunter and Kinnear
Guild of St. Mark's
M. Stuart
Niswander
John Whit
Alda Sings Weight Off by Daily Ocean Swims in Europe
Opera star Mme Alda, wife of Met Opera manager Signor Gatt Cazzazza, slimmed down by swimming daily in Europe, shedding about 20 pounds in two months. Cincinnati law year drew five hundred fifty five attendees in evening academic classes.
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Mme
Alda
Europe
Mme. Alda
Signor Gatt! Cazzazza
Metropolitan Opera House
New
York
United States
University of Cincinnati
Pape's Miapepsia Promises Fast Relief for Stomach Ailments
An ad touts Pape's Miapepsia as a quick, safe remedy for dyspepsia gas indigestion and sour stomachs. It claims rapid relief from gas headaches nausea and acid indigestion and urges keeping a bottle at home for meals that upset the stomach.
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Pape
Notable Personalities and Snippets From Society Gossip
The Washington Sun notes King George smiles in society, while John D Rockefeller admires sign language after a National Association of the Deaf session. George Bernard Shaw and Nat Goodwin are cited in humor and travel recollections. St Louis papers mention a honeymoon in Germany and aging figures in industry.
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George
Washington Sun
George Bernard
Shaw
New York
John TP
St. Louis
Dispatch
Nat Goodwin
Germany
Henry VIII
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Home Doctor Remedies From Old Fashioned Mixtures
A reader notes mouth washes using myrrh and borax with water, and a lemony egg white mix for hoarseness. It also states Todine as a safe antiseptic wash to prevent microbes on wounds and kill those present.
Fashion Frills and Pockets Shape Women’s Fall Attire
A snappy fashion note from era pages notes pockets for women entering the latest slogan era. The talk includes velvet, trousers cut to the knee, and a playful take on women wearing a great dress of anything as fashion trends loom.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Missing context prompts unclear quote from Birmingham paper
Fragmentary quote from the Birmingham Age-Herald features a boast about Dobbs loving nature and a person named Dobe dows. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable news content.
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Ayivander
Dobe Dows
Birmingham Age-Herald
The Gomedian's Unhappy Lot
A fragment recalls a speaker asking why the comedian rarely makes others laugh. The reply laments the irony of a performer often causing little mirth and feeling the burden of the craft. Source text reflects a satirical tone from a Chicago collection.
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Chicago
Dont Let a Cold Settle on Your Lungs
A testimonial from Mead of the cave and GEO M Bath about a severe cold developing into lung trouble. The writer credits Echinin's Alterative with starting recovery after poor results from other remedies. They claim long recovery and urge readers to seek the medicine and the laboratory booklet for proof.
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Boon
Rekemii
Pieamutville
N. J
Geo
Rhinan
Ktrutibert Colda Autonohuliding
Ank
Kekown Laboratory
Philadelpha
All Teading Druggtate
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
State Line Economic Notes Mention Pottery and Quarries
The report cites 2 040 545 New York families and mentions internal revenue receipts. Washington runs five stone quarries for row building. West Virginia ranks third in pottery value behind Ohio and New Jersey, its main product being whiteware, making it the nation’s second largest producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitness
State of Washington
West Virgins Gow
Oho
New Jersey
West Virginia
Animal Oddities and Surprising Natural Facts
Report highlights varied insect and animal traits with quirky notes. Wasps and ants are described as similarly industrious, moths and jackets, butterflies and pokes referenced, and a claim that 50 000 kinds of beetles exist. A horse is said to shed tears from anger, peacocks live long toward a century.
Forest notes on global forests and teak plantations
The article notes Chile’s national forests span about 7,000,000 acres. It cites India’s forest service showing plantation teak is as strong as natural-forest teak. It mentions Germany’s protected forests and Prussian fire protection lookout towers with telephone telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Forest Service of India
Germany
Baseball Echoes From Philadelphia Manager's Home
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, rents a house to start a baseball echo school. It argues the corner lot will remain the most effective baseball school in the country for a long time.
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Chicago
Mack
Philadulphin Athletics
Echoos
Chicago Record- Herald
Stray Stories Quip Sparks Ticket Price Confusion
A London street vignette recalls a tense exchange about a messenger and a potential sale of tickets. The dialogue hints at tension over value and responsibility without revealing a full incident or outcome.
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London
Feeding the Locomotive and Fireman Endurance
The article discusses how locomotive power depends on the fireman's physical endurance and notes that an ordinary fireman cannot feed a frebox beyond 4,000 to 6,000 pounds of cent per hour. It highlights that compounding and superheating can yield up to 40 percent fuel economy under favorable conditions in locomotive development.
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Bicago
Russian fur trimmed winter suits attract attention in 1944 fashions
The article reviews Russian inspired winter outfits with fur trimming and chic draped details. It highlights coats with cape collars, velvet and broadcloth options, and patterned dresses suitable for tea or shopping, noting fabric needs and pattern sizes for various ages.
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Taker
Mre
W. J. Lareh
Guild Kensington
Premine Zonlo
Denmark
Ile
Mary
Elelty
Kent
Lowland
Vittoria
Brown
England
Curie
Willenve Krone
Rowen
Wareniw Solefty
Science
Priscilla Leonard
Merry Theater Party
Pert Personals
Fashion Frills
Dobbs
Boston
Swagger
New York State
Robinson
Barnett
C. R. Deems
Ienene Bite
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