Home Study Circle Enjoyed Program
The Home Study Circle met Monday evening with Mrs. Kuntz at her Vine Street home. Mrs. Irwin spoke on The Origin and Value of the Talmud while Mrs. Kuntz presented The Valley of the Nile, the Battlefield of the World. Next meeting planned for December 18 though course conflicts may cause a change. Is a Kentucky Woman Spokane Washington Dec 5 Mrs Ina Berry accused of holding up a passenger coach at Girard Kansas identified as Sarah Berry Kentucky worker recently seen in the area. Indigestion constipation dyspepsia and related stomach ailments touted as cured by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets. G BE Anderson Age Want Ads do it quick.
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Mondey
Palestine
Egypt
Kentucky
Spokane
Wash
Ina Berry
Girard
Kan
Sarah Berry
A. V. Brodrick
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
G. BE. Anderson
New Century club hears Alaska and Yukon tales
Mrs. John Richetts hosted the New Century club, with Miss Helen Brown presiding in the absence of the president. Papers on Emmigration and a vivid journey through the Klondike and Yukon country shared by Miss Rue Siss Rue, Miss Crawford, and Miss Brown highlighted seal hunting, golden passes, and inflated prices, ending with a review of The Prospector. The next meeting is December eighteenth with Miss Brown.
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John Richetts
New Century Club
Clifford Adams
Helen Brown
M. A. McConnell
Alaska
Mary Rue Siss
Aleutian Islands
Miss Crawford
Klondike
Yukon
St. Michael
Optical Room Promises Superior Eye Examinations
Burns & Gosser open a scientifically equipped optical room with modern instruments and electric eye testing. Mr Burns, with 25 years fitting glasses, just trained in Chicago to use new devices that reveal blood vessels and fundus for precise diagnosis. Call to address headaches or vision issues with better eye care.
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Burns & Gosser
Burns
Chicago
Teuton Club Studies Three Historical Topics at Library
The Historical Club met at the library Monday afternoon to discuss The Decline of Germany Fritz Reuter and Woman's Influence ancient and modern. Mrs Olney opened with German Empire history beginning in Julius Caesar era, emphasizing Prussia and Austria. Mrs Pettit covered Fritz Reuter as Realist, reading My Apprenticeship on a Farm. Mrs Pratt presented Woman's Influence, tracing figures from Cleopatra to Joan of Arc and Clara Barton, Helen Gould and Frances Willard, then noting clubwomen’s civic work and calls for better laws on civics, child labor, forestry, household economics, food and civil service. The next meeting is scheduled for December eighteenth.
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the Historical Club
Germany
Fritz Reuter
Cleonitra
Marc Antony
Paula
St. Jerome
Joan of Arc
Clara Barton
Helen Gould
Frances Willard
Law aims to ban hypnotic performances in state
Mrs Florence Baldwin, famed for halting a hypnotic act at Spring Grove park last summer, is inspiring New Jersey women to push the legislature to pass a law prohibiting hypnotic performances. The movement centers on protecting the public from hypnotism exploits and protecting women voters in the state.
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Wec
Florence Baldwin
Spring Grove Park
W F M S At Canal Lewisville Meeting Highlights
Canal Lewisville Auxiliary of the W F M S held a meeting at Mrs John Raemers near Keene presided by Mrs Alex Renfrew. A thoughtful program featured Bible texts a study leaflet and a message on missionary work in Japan. Messages included Miss Sophia Blackmore and a plea to support Isabella Thoburn College. A two course luncheon followed and guests and plans for December seventh were noted.
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Japan
Alex Renfrew
Sophia Blackmore
Singapore
Httle Rose Seneth Vernon
Lewisville
M. M. Bechtel
Isabella Thoburn College
Isabella
Thiburn
Lucknow
India
Maushiman
Raemer
Alex Adams
M. C. McCormick
Mary
Fred Adams
Nellie Luelle
John Mizer
Jonnie
J. M
Reservists Released Prompt Hunger Riot in Vienna
A Tageblatt report from December details 1,000 released reservists in Vienna protesting hunger. They parade streets requesting food while Governor General Maulbers refuses aid, and threats of stealing relief emerge.
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Vienna
Tageblatt
Odepsa
Maulbers
Jones the Fox Hunter Star of Pittsburg Dispatch Tale
Ex Senator Lake Jones of Wayne county Ohio known as the hound pup statesman chats with old friends in a Columbus hotel lobby recounting a quirky family money matter about a formerly bought St Louis property and a tension over a 15 900 check. A note on Milectric Bitters praises its cure for stomach and liver trouble.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Lake Jones
Wayne County
Star
Ohio
Columbus
Jones
St. Louis
Lake
Aibert Eddy
Seat Sale Sparks Huge Crowd for Elsie Janis Show
A rush formed at Siegrist Williams for Elsie Janis and the Little Dutchess with the balcony cleared swiftly and the lower house filling well. The Columbus Journal critic praised her last stop November 17 and predicted another immense audience for her return tomorrow night.
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Elsie Janis
Siegrist & Williams
Columbus Journal
Miss Janis
New College Song Folios From Hinds Noble Eldredge
Hinds Noble and Eldredge publish four new music folios aimed at vocal music lovers. The standout item The Most Popular College Songs features familiar melodies for group singing and party piano moments. Also released are The Songs of all the Colleges and two books of New Songs for college glee clubs and male quartets, each with about thirty five numbers.
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Hinds, Noble & Eldredge
Dinah
Solomon Levi
Sawwnee River
Bonnie
Wook
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Casto
Pattern Department
Coshocton
Endoeed
Historical Club
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Harper, Wash
C &E. Anderson
Cochocton, O
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Boyd & McConnell Real Estate and Insurance
E. R. Reed
Main Street
Mason & Hamlin
Estey
Boston
Bogart
Krell
Emerson
Howard, Winter & Co
Schaff Bros
Autoplano
J. A. Compton
Bell Phone
Citizens
Burnside’s
Burnside
China
Burnside Dept. Store
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