Letters From Little Jap Girls
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace church held an afternoon meeting with a letter from the district secretary about Isabella Thoburn Fund and the debt at Woman's College of India. Miss Finlay's letter and pupils' notes plus Japanese scenes and soldier homecoming joy are discussed. A committee was named to plan the annual union meeting in January. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is recommended for indigestion and related disorders. Age Want Ads do It quick.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Grace Church
C. Carr
Isabella Thoburn
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
India
Woman’s College of
Ind‘a
United States
Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
College Caape
Alice Finlay
J. Baker
Queen Esther
McCabe
Carr
St. Clair
D. D. Boyd
Arange
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Miss Shrake
UNION
Missionary Societies
Coshocton
Yarnell
Chestnnut Street
M. P
Woman’s Missionary Society
M. P. Church
Alice Milligan
Fannie Marshall Flint
Carrie Barringer
Cora Stafford
Mollie Stafford
Home Missionary Society
Katie Schaw
Sue Wellss
Fannie Marshall
Bessie Browning
Sue Wells
Missionary Society reports and union meeting notes
December meetings of the Wosnau s Missionary Society and the M P Church Women s group highlight new study materials, reports on Africa, social conditions, liquor traffic, and missionary work. Union meeting plans, officer elections, recitals, and duets are reported along with Christian Woman s Board of Missions activities.
Hindoo Resting Practice Mentioned Amid Queen’s Edict
An article notes an Indian resting custom of breathing pure air at a window to relax nerves and stomach, and mentions King Edward’s decree elevating the Duchess of Fife’s daughters to the title of Princess, with Princess Alexandra close to fifteen and set to inherit the dukedom.
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America
Edward
Hris
Duchess of Fife
Prince of Wales
Princess Alexandra
Alexandra
Fife
Premier Laurier Telegram to Sarah Bernhardt
In Monreal dated December 8 Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier, then in Quebec, sent a telegram expressing deep regret for the violence against Madame Sarah Bernhardt and her company as they left Quebec. He denounced the conduct as unworthy of a city known for courtesy and restraint.
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Laurier
Sarah
Monreal
Sarah Bernhardt
Wilfred Laurier
Quebec
Courtenytr
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O. P. McGinnis
Walker & Lawrence Armstrong
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M. J. Elum & Company
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Newman Byos
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Canton
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