Lyceum Club echoes London model for women’s clubs
The Lyceum Club founded by Mirg Constance Smedley in London promotes intellectual comradeship among professional women of all nationalities. It blends social life with practical pursuits, offering libraries, dining rooms, bedrooms, and an information bureau for authors and artists. Members include women from literature, art, science, and music, with branches in major cities and expansions planned internationally.
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Rathbones Plan Dancing Party
Rathbones plan a dancing party with the Viedhattbone Sisters at their lodge rooms on Tuesday evening. Two membership applications were received and will be voted upon at the next meeting. The committee was appointed to secure a date and arrangements for the event.
New York Fashions and Style Observations
A fragmented report notes New York fashion scenes with mentions of Abell Whee Daye and Norcal style influence. The piece references coats, belts, shirts, mirrored adornments, and overall trend emphasis, highlighting contemporary design elements and potential market reactions.
Lent Beginnings Mark Ash Wednesday and Easter
Lent begins this month with Ash Wednesday on February 2s. Easter Sunday falls on April 4, guiding observances and religious schedules for local churches.
Crombie Cash Cure Invitation and Claim
An invitation to try a 25 cent bottle of Crombie Cash Cure promises a money back guarantee if it fails to ensure "a stagie door iyceens the hard est coast" and improves inflammation and sleep for wives, per GC or Anderson.
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Reverend Hagans Preaches Sermons Attract Crowds
The Rev. Hagans delivers sermons attracting large audiences including references to Arabs and Christians. Reports mention his evening messages and involvement of speakers such as Gandhi supporter Tomarrody and Rey Jones as attendees.
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Gandhi
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Eastern Stars 7 Rehearse Ritual Meeting Announcement
An Eastern Star lodge notes a Tuesday evening practice of ritual work in the lodge room. The event is described as pleasant with hopes the next meeting will be held February 27. A separate ad promotes PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed pile cure with a money back offer.
Coldest Weather Bites Adkimerville, Thermometers Dip Deep
On Thursday morning last week Adkimerville residents faced record cold as thermometers plunged to depths well below zero. Officials warn of continued low temperatures and advise extra heating and precautions for vulnerable residents.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promised Cure
A vintage advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female ailments. It claims to treat menstrual disorders, inflammation, weakness, and related symptoms, touting safety and confidentiality for letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynch, New Jersey.
Legislature Debates Woman Suffrage and State Reports
The Ohio legislature continues debate on women's suffrage with the house killing a local option vote on women’s suffrage after a prolonged session. Measures pass including a biennial charity report, a hospital tax, and street railway franchise reforms. A Crowe kidnaping trial fuels testimony about a priest letter alleged to be from Crowe. The senate and house consider state financial disclosures and Sunday amusements.
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Castellanes Prepare Separation Terms in Paris Conference
Paris reports detail talks between Castellanes and the countess lawyers over the financial terms of a separation case. The countess plans a claim tailored to proceedings, with potential narrowing to incompatibility as finances settle. A decree for separation is expected after a financial settlement is reached.
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Leota Darres of Burks Died From Fire Injuries
Leota Darr, young girl burned when her clothing caught fire from an open fireplace in Zanesville, died Tuesday of her injuries. Zanesville papers say her parents live at New Moscow and have been notified of the death.
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Rev Erwin Concludes Two Revival Meetings
Rev C C Erwin recently closed two revival meetings at Pleasant Hin Baptist church and Canal Lewisville. He then traveled to Clark township church to begin a new series of meetings. The note lists Mardi Gras travel rates via W and L for New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola, Toledo, with return deadlines and round trips.
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Canal Lewisville
Rev. Erwin
Clark Township
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