Church Circle Notices Shape Anomalous Sunday Schedule
A collage of church service times from multiple congregations lists sermons including The Man With One Talent The Birth of the Christ Child and Life for a Look with morning and evening worships at Inner Cincinnati churches such as First Presbyterian Covington Mt Auburn Methodist and Church of the Covenant Public notices invite parishioners to Sunday schools Epworth Leagues and midweek meetings plus a Monday M C A event and a Men’s Bible class executive schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan Hille
W. Henry Adoot
Viret United Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Christ
Epworth League
Junior League
Church of the New Jerusalem
Corbet of Oak
Winslow Streeta
H. H. Grant
Christ-Childa
Ninth Street Baptist Church
John F. Herget
Bible School
Cincinnati Police Quartet
Presbyterian Church
Covington
Ug Leith
Ilacm
F. W. Hinitt
Central University of Kentucky
Love-the- World
First Presbyterian Chapel
Eighteenth and
Eastern
J. B. Warner
First Universalist Church
Beex Place
McMillen
June
A. B. Beresford
Universalist Church
Dell Kendall Werthner
Mt. Auburn Methodist - Episcopal Church
Maplewood’ Avenue
O. L. Seward
Hartwell Palvtates
Chas
EB. Walker
Jesus
C. E
Arthur Howard
Church of the Covenant
S.W. Corner
Eighth and
Elm Streets
Robert Watson
David W. McMillan
A. Whaley
Dr. Watt
John
McMillan
Ant
Branston Baptist Church
Rutland Avenue
Keet of Montgomery
Wm. A. Mulford
Mike
Mulford
W. F. Taylor
Oclack
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Fragments
A mixed extract from a wartime era advice column covers teenage dating concerns about age gaps with older men, self image, and popularity, plus at home motherhood tips. It includes letters from young women asking about companionship and nervousness while offering guidance on modesty and social behavior.
Campaign plan for nationwide woman suffrage battle
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage outlines a countrywide campaign with divisions by role. Lucy Burns leads political work, Jessie Hardy Stubbs heads publicity, and organizers Emily Perry Doris Stevens and Mabel Vernon coordinate field efforts. Bessie Barkley runs literature, Ella Lonn directs research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportal
American Waallington
Jan
Wwe
United States
Dee
Jéssie Hardy Stubbs
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Tey
Mipa
Lucy Burns
Mise Burns
Vassar College
Yale University
The
University
Germany
Washington
Jequie Hardy Stubbs
Stubbs
University of Chicago
Shew Waap
Emily Perry
Doria Stevens
Dayton
Ohio
Mabel Vernon
Wilmington
Del
Perry
George Washington University
Stevens
Oberlin’ College
Miss Vernon
Swarthmore College
Bessie Barkley
Ella Lonn
Aeen
Varsity of Chicago
Jolly five hundred party honors visiting brides-to-be
A social gathering at the home of Mrs. Lydia Coffinn in Durrelavénte featured a jolly five hundred party for guests Miss Katherine Wetton Woof and Miss O Barr who are to marry in February. Numerous friends and relatives attended from Bowling Green and Cincinnati areas, with many well-wishers named and plans for upcoming events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durrelavénte
Walnut Hite
Ming Lydia Coffinn
Mise
Katherine Wettonwoof
Ise
Household Hints for Practical Home Use
Content lists tips on ironing board pads from old newspapers, removing sewnon necklines for detachable parts, protecting carpet edges with thick paper pads, and cleaning plaster busts by dipping in cold starch then brushing away to restore whiteness.
German Toast to Cottage Pie Instructions
A historic recipe note describes German Toast with milk soaked bread grilled until browned and a cottage pie with layers of potatoes ground beef and gravy baked until hot. It details mixing eggs salt sugar milk dipping bread soaking and cooking on a greased griddle. Then it covers assembling potatoes beef layer with gravy and mashed potato topping and baking.
Desserts With Gelatine and Fruit Ideas
The article suggests economical dessert variety using gelatin with canned or fresh fruits. It describes sieving fruits like peaches apricots bananas and berries and pairing with lemon or orange jelly and sponge cake. Whipped cream desserts with minimal gelatine and fruit are praised as attractive options and steamed fruit puddings are recommended for winter.
Penn Woman to Edit Official Suffragist Weekly
Mrs Rheta Childe Door will head editorial duties for The Suffragist official weekly newspaper produced by the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage. The department will be based at the University of Pennsylvania where the editor plans to devote time to compiling material for pamphlets and weekly issues. Martha P Tagga will run the business side, bringing prior business experience to the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Union
Rheta Childe Door
New York
Martha P. Tagg
Romance and Reality in Swiss Dream and London World
Greta and Kate debate honeymoons in Champery as Greta imagines a romantic foreign life. Years later in London Greta, now married to Ramsey, hopes for adventure and Paris may beckon while he prefers country comforts and Switzerland's scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent du Midi
Happest
New York
Kate
Greta
Great
Lucerne
Paris
Fruit Loaf Dessert With Lemon Gelatine and Fresh Fruit
A fruit loaf dessert uses sponge cake or lady fingers lined in a mold with lemon jelly. Fill with drained peaches cherries apricots or bananas, cover with remaining gelatine, chill and serve topped with fruit and whipped cream or plain cream. Lemon jelly guide appears on the gelatine box.
Ginger Sandwiches With Gingerbread And Cream Cheese
A brief recipe note describes making ginger sandwiches by cutting thin slices of plain gingerbread and spreading with soft cream cheese before placing a thin slice of preserved ginger between.
Women Vote in Library Election at Mercantile Library
Women vote in a library election with one ticket presented by the nominating committee. Nominees include Thomas Carr Powell for president Clinton Galway for secretary W W Brown for treasurer and directors Charlie B Wilby William M Dunbar Luke W Smith William Lytle Foster. Polls open until 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isdieg
Mercantile Library
Ite
Nield
Nat Wright
Starbuck Smith
Edward Haver
P. J. Henshaw
Ww. A. Goebel
Thomas Carr Powell
Clinton Galway
W. W. Brown
Charlie B. Wilby
Wiliam M. Dunbar
Luke W. Smith
William Lytle Foster
Molasses Cookies Recipe Steps
Wartiaful of molasses slightly and band to ream with half a cupful of softened butter. Add the juice of half a lemon the tablespoonful of ginger and half a teaspoonful of cinnamon. Now stir in two cups of flour sifted three times with an even teaspoonful of baking soda until you have a soft dough. Roll out and cut into shapes. Bake in a good oven.
Shredded Potatoes Recipe Steps
Wash peel and slice potatoes into one eighth inch slices. Cut slices into one eighth inch strips. Soak one hour in cold water. Dry in towels and fry in deep fat. Drain on brown paper and sprinkle with salt. Serve around fried or baked time.
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Heartena
Sids
Mre. Thompson
Bettie
Adbiondé
Tam
Fo Lharra
Congressional Union For Women Suffrage
Alice Paul
Martha Pier Tago
Doris Stevens
Jessie Hardy Stubbs Bet
News OF Society
Ariother
M. Louise Armstrong
Drama Circle of the
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Ore
Gaverdi
Guikiach
Hoger
Marrige
Robert Siefert
Oscar Graestr
Gunklach
Siefert
Edward Wettinger
Emil Deckebach
Henry Gunklach
Gunktech
Cari Tholt
Norman Siefert
Gunakjach Jehuary
Garty
Aukupt Oraenet
Mise Anna Beart
Siew Chariew
Rockhith
Hyde Park
Ann Ae
Placxmora
Tee Coates Club
Ghdrise
Agnor
Jonastown
Joanne Ana Hie
Pt Kt
Eae
Hue Jeter
Truxten
Etta
Brett Harap
Aa Joep
Burt Eve
Jak
Pbh
Walton Andrews
Kebiey
Corte
Werneaday
Fauimry
Amaiee Mra
Andrews
Ee Science
Mary R. M’burney
Gwies
Valais
Champer
Gryte. Dun
Sands
Gruta
Champery
Bay
Don
Piccadilly
Half-Moon
Nghte
Ramsey
London
Switzerland
Europe
St. Morita
Jan Ne Sair
Jim Stone
Paria
Com. GU
Jane
MNEE
Roseland
Soli Lillian
Foiliph
Doris Keane
Rpheum
Jones
B. F. Keith
Sam Bernard
Sonia
Ellie
Walnut
Nordland Plaza Theater
Corryville
WOW
Columbia Theater
White-Foster Comedy Company
Blanch Baird
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