Women driving civic improvement across Ohio clubs
The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs forms civic improvement committees in its 310 federated clubs and urges county clubs to join the American Civic Association. In Ripley and other towns, projects include clean streets, fountains, schoolhouses repaints, playgrounds, and fights against streetcar smoke and advertising. Leaders and clubs in Columbus Cleveland Toledo and Zanesville report progress. Agnes McGiffert Pound chairs the state civic improvement committee.
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Seta
Cave
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oho
American Civic Association
Ripley
Ohio River
Tro
Chveinnath
Woman’s Club
Ohio
Iin
Toledo
Cleveland
American Steel and Wire Company
Woman's Club of Columbus
Gor
Board of
Wade
Zanesville
Dayton
Mia Agnes McGiffert Pound
Ash‘ehili
Olio Puderason
Women's
Chibs
New Century Club Discusses Boston The Concord School and Whittier Homes
The New Century Club met at Miss Dorothea Adams’s Walnut Street home to explore Boston and its environs. Helen Tirown read on the Concord School of Philosophy and Zoe Shrake spoke on Literary Jaunts About Boston with reflections on Longfellow, Lowell, Hawthorne, and Thoreau. Mrs. Morrell offered a social and educational Boston view. A guest was Mrs. Philip Wides of Remsen, N Y.
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New Century Cup
Dorothea Adams
Walnut Street
Boston
Emerson
Helen Tirown
Concord School of Philosophy
Zoe Shrake
Shrake
Longfellow
Lowell
Jlaverhit
Amesbury
Whitter
Concord
Emerson and Thoreau
Alcott
Hawthorne
William Morrell
Lawson
Philip Wides
Remsen
Montgomery
Home Study Circle Spends Session With Biblical Characters
A local home study circle hosted a social evening at Mrs. George Trwin's home with Bible themed readings and discussions. The program featured musings on Miracles and literature, plus notes from The Prospector, ending with plans to reconvene in ten weeks hosted by Mrs. Clyde Wells. Electric Bitters praised as a health tonic by a Belair Baptist pastor.
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George Trwin
Disreali
Cook
Wells
Bnt
Awhy ix
Qesthan Offeng
Winn Tf
Kneshiuis
J. €. Warren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
Wilk & Wile
C. I. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Mercison
Roscoe Tyee
New York Fashions in Adsara Amid Text Confusion
A jumble of garbled phrases describes fashion ads and tips. The piece mentions patterns, sizes, and delivery notes with scattered references to care and ordering instructions.
Railroad Legislation Sparks Senate Debate On Good Faith
Senate adopts a joint resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate discrimination and restraint by railroads. Will man accuses the administration of bad faith as Knox and Root are named. Lodge adds rebating concerns. debate highlights reform vs. carrier practices. Odd Fellows in Toronto plans September meeting with funds allotted for entertainment and degree work. fish hatchery ships trout eggs to Argentina for stocking in Andes foothill lakes.
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Tillman
Washington
Peb
Senate
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Iatershale Commerce CoMmission
Wade
Willman
Tall Road
Remshition
Root
Knox
Bean
Attornney
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lodge
Odd Fellows
Toronto
Ont
Feb
Vic
The
Independent Order
Grand Lodge
Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Argentine Republic
Darby Ram Tale Ties Washington to Derby Legacy
A Derby dispatch reports Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution discuss whether Washington sang The Darby Ram to the Ellsworth twins. The tale links Colonel David Humphreys and merino sheep to Derby and Seymour, boosting New England’s early textile history and Jefferson’s inauguration suit woven from Derby Merino wool.
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Washington
Ellsworth
Connecticut
Derby
Coun
Washington Post
Oliver Lilsworth
Lo Derby
Donald McLean
New York
Gener Ol Te
Sarah Buggs Humphreys
Hisworth Twins
Spain
David Humphreys
Ned Touny
New England
Massachusetts Society For Promoting Agriculture
Derby Dgcks
Humpheys
Massichusetts
Holo Bassett
Fox
Hsden
Fess
Humphress
Seymour
Jefferson
Elsworth
Representative Asa Elson Proposes Marriage Tax Idea
A Columbus dispute reports Asa WL Elson plans to propose a bill to require one bachelor to pay a fee equal to supporting one old maid as a form of anti courting. He has not finalized details but favors men marrying by age thirty.
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Fannie Bloomfield- Zalsiey
Tollister
Rocky Mountain
Anderson
Martha Dean
Adsara
Ted
Vowin
Amit
Ate Gazes
de Bedhes
Greiner
Boye
George Washington
Hokey
Dinkey
Darby Ram
Ath-lo-phoros
ALL Deuogista
TEN Athlophoros CO
New Haven, Come
Pattern Department
Breloved
Song
Ayer
Droff
c-Ayso
Peonles Banking & Trust Company
Coshocton, Ohio
J. L Rue
R. H. Mulls
L. E. Baughman
W. Adams
Geo. M. Gray
T. H.wheeler
L. P. Gallagher
O. T. McGinnis
F.M. Marshall
A. P. Stewart
D. G. Whittemore
M. Tf. Moorehead
John Hesket
P. C.shipps
Jas. Scott
W. GB. Litten
H. M. Ewing
Fortune Gas
Donaldson Bros
Main St
Pennsylvania
California
Colorado
Northwest
Florida
Mexico
Pennsylvania Lines
H. Kipp
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Fla
McDonald
Geidel Building
W. 4
Coshocton County
DR. R.m.temple
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Frew Bldg
Bell
Shrigley's Smoke House
Main Street
McDowell Building
Felumlee & Milliga Cor. W. Main and Water Ste
Hervey
Hyde
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