National WCTU to Hold 1906 Hartford Convention
The national executive committees of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union vote to hold the 1906 convention in Hartford Connecticut following the world WCTU meeting slated for Boston late next year. Mrs Cornelia T Jewett is reappointed managing editor of Union Signal. Readings advertise Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic.
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Los Angeles
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Boston
Cornelia T. Jewett
Union Signal
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Roosevelt Interest in the Grittenton Work
Mrs. Barrett spoke in Youngstown and Zanesville about Florence Crittenton missions aiding girls in factories. President Roosevelt and Ex-President Cleveland supported the cause, and Barrett recalled Roosevelt sending a twenty five dollar check. The talk traced Florence Crittenton origins from Charles N. Crittenton and the first home in New York twenty three years ago and noted global expansion.
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Florence Crittenton
Coshocton
Woirzen
Kate Waller Barrett
Alexa
Atria
National Organization
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Brett
Barret
Charles N. Crittenbi
New York
Fedirecter
Florence
Congress
McKinley
Crittenton
North
Episcopal Clergyman
Georgia
Critten
Mrs. Austin
Rev
Mrs. Barrett
Nervous Women and a Curing Medicine
An old piece argues that nerve related ailments in women stem from hormonal imbalance and proposes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure. A Brooklyn reader testimonies about relief after using the remedy.
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Pinkham
M. E. Shotwell
Flatbush
Atence
Brooklyn
Missionary Box Sent to South by Baptist Woman Society
The Womian’s Missionary society of the Baptist church organized an all day packing session to prepare a missionary box for a worker among African Americans in Birmingham Alabama. About twenty ladies attended and took a noon dinner break after their labor.
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Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Birmingham
Alabama
Coshocton Ladies Hear Of Miss Finlay In Japan
Coshocton Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held a meeting at Grace church to hear about Miss Alice Finlay’s work in Fuekuoka Japan. The program featured readings and a letter from Miss Finlay, with a farewell musical aside and a devotional led by Mrs. McCabe. The gathering raised a $18 silver offering for Nana Beehul Bible Woman work and concluded with refreshments.
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Mrs. St. Clair
Nana Beehul
Charles Edwards
Alice Finlay
Himebaugh
McCabe
J. J. Baker
Japan
Fuekuoka
Mary Ricketts
Mary Disposed
New York Fashions for Childs Coat Designs
A fashion note describes a modish Alice blue broadcloth coat for children with a wide embroidered collar two side plaits and an inverted back plait for fullness. It suggests materials Serge cheviot broadcloth kersey shirt or linen and calculates two yards of fabric for a medium size suitable for ages 1 to 6 with patterns for long or short coats.
Only Remedy for Dyspepsia and Related Ailments
Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders claimed to digest food and cure 96 percent of human illnesses from indigestion to skin eruptions. A Coshocton man, Leslie Keys, reported relief after years of suffering when doctors failed. Available in 50c and 1.00 at drug stores or by mail from The Jackson Medicine Co.
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Bright
Jackson
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