Mary Reed Society Ends Session With Ground Hog Festivities
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Stenfierd Bearers conclude meeting with ground hog themed activities at Mary Reed Standard Bearers sessions. Discussion covers China missions, local neighbors, and hopes for Mary Reed's furlough visit to America. Housekeeping aims and servant issues discussed amid community views on home life.
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Mary Reed
Grace Cacc
Marie Sauvery
Sycamore Street
Miss Burch
China
Yiet
America
Jepor
Beverly
Bnef
Coshocton
Mas Weisser
North Fourth Street
Roscoe Ladies Discuss Plans to Better The Life of The Indian
Members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Roscoe M. E. church met Friday afternoon to focus February on Indian life at home. Mrs. Martin described Indian life while Miss Hate Finnell spoke on Stickney Industrial Home for Indians at Linden Washington.
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Roscoe
Dawson
Stickney
Yinck Reid
Neptune
Martin
Parks
Miller
Tell
Gilden
Council
Red And Yellow Races Discussed By Presbyterian Missionary Ladies
The February meeting of the Women Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met Friday afternoon with Mrs James R Stewart of South Second Street in charge. Topics covered included China and the Indians with Mrs Rose Ward, Mrs Hutchinson, and Mrs Agnew presenting biographical sketches and notes on missionary work.
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Presbyterian
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ternoon
James R. Stewart
South Second Street
China
Rose Ward
Wire
Hutchinson
Agnew
John Billiott
United States
Great Britain
Chine
Millionaire and Ghetto Bride Occupy New York Slums Colony
In Manhattan slums a group of aristocrats forms a colony near the University settlement to show neighbors how to enjoy elegance amidst poverty. The latest arrivals are Mr and Mrs J G Phelps Stokes who recently returned from Europe and now reside in a modest six room flat at Grand and Norfolk streets.
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Mra Stokes
Pelo
Worman
Milena
New York
University
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Europe
Grand
Norfolk Streets
Rose
Empire Coat Fashion Pattern for Narrow Figures
New York fashions describe an empire coat pattern suited to short figures. The coat features a fitted upper with a flowing skirt and no pockets or trains, crafted in broadcloth with velvet cuffs. The pattern offers four and one eighth yards of fifty okeas fabric, pattern No. 644, with size Hot 4 inches bust. Send 10 cents and full address for pattern delivery.
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Sat
Notre Dame
Lillian Sharer
Lincoln Ave
Canton
Ohio
Geo Swain
R. D
Eaton
Eichorn
Chestnut St
Piqua
Honeymoon Car For Miss Alice and Miss Phondipha
A mixed-bag newspaper item notes a Republic Pullman car used by Miss Alice Phondipha and Miss Alice in a honeymoon trip arranged by Pal BellComy, praising its luxury and observatory rear while interleaving ads and local gossip. Also cited are quotes praising Electric Bitters from Rev J C Warren and brief notices of war relief and local misfortune including a Fosyth or Columbus area tragedy.
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Phondipha
Pal BellComy
Griscom
Pennsylania Railrard
Alice Itodeoven
Nicholls Lamworth
Republic
From the Republic
Tonsiline a Quick Cure for Sore Throat Dangers
Public health warning promotes Tonsiline as the quick safe remedy for sore throat in children. It claims immediate danger from throat infections like croup quinsy tonsillitis and diphtheria and urges using Tonsiline at first signs to prevent weeks of illness and possible death. The ad emphasizes a single dose may avert serious outcomes and directs buyers to look for the long necked bottle at drug stores.
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Toosiline Co
Packers Trial Admits Only Molding Company Involved
Chicago February 3 The packers trial focuses on admissibility of evidence with Jessie P Lyman former National Packing Co president on the stand. others including Barnwell Wade Sanders and W Hoge are named in relation to local lynching cases at Ulmer December 22 involving John Deloech and Frank Deloreh. Washington February 3 Senate Commerce Committee plans to vote February 16 on railroad rate reinstatement bills amid interbranch differences. Philadelphia February 3 Richard L Aubursts appointed Philadelphia postmaster succeeding Clayton McMichael backed by Pennsylvania delegation.
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National Company
Chicago
Morrison
Jessie P. Lyman
Boston
National Packing Company
Lyman
Garfield
Packie
Ant
Darige Humphrey Fia
Lymn
Barnwell Oth
Wade Sanders
W. Hoge
Com Hisens
Lostph Delford
Uiner
W. JS Charter
Milledge Lee
Frank Deloreh
John Deloech
Ulmer
Barnes Criddock
Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Philadelphia
TD. C
Clayton McMichael
Richard L. Auburst
Ashurst
Congress
Treaty of Chinatown Brings End to Bitter Factions
The On Leong Tong and Mo Sing Tong in New York formalized a peace treaty before Justice Foster. If honored, it ends a terror-filled era in Chinatown with weekly crimes and street battles. Gambling and deadly weapons are banned and disputes go to the Chinese consul.
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New York
Chinatown
Greater
Foster
Desperate Riot at St. Pierre Groscailiou Paris
Paris reports a violent church clash at St. Pierre Groscailiou with over ninety seriously injured and many others lightly hurt including police and firemen. Defenders used red pepper grenades as the siege wore on, and authorities finally entered the church with chairs as shields.
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Paris
St. Pierre Groscailiou
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Ody
Pattern Department
Endeesd Fini
Miss Alice
J. C. Warren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
C. B. Anderson
CC. M. Ferenson
Roseor Prive
van Wreh
San Francisco
Bo Graham
Ind
Eo Roeson
Str Paul
Cotunus
Joshimn Gibson
Packers
Chinese Commission
Tuan Fong
Tai Hung Chi
Imperial Chinese Treasury
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
John W. Foster
St. Petersburg
Peter Eckert
Bell Phone
Boyd & McConnell Real Estate and Insurance
Mrs. M Summers
J. A. Compton
J. LA Rue
R. H. Mills
L. K Baughman
W. Adams
Geo. M. Gray
T. H. Wheeler
L. P. Gallagher
O. P. McGinnis
F.M. Marshall
A. P. Ste D. &. Whittemore
M. T. Moorehead
John Hesket
P. C.shiras
Scot
W. B. Littes
H. M. Ewing
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