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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1905
Page
9
Washington society awaits the debut of Miss May Liang daughter of Chinese ambassador Chentung Liang-Cheng. Debut delayed two years as the ambassador balances state duties and her public appearances.
A social gathering Saturday evening at Ross Lawrence’s Chestnut Ridge home entertained a group of local young people. Attendees included Fanny Chase Elsa Duncan Fairy Duncan Emma Eliott Mary Shananca Carrie Shannon Liv Dudgeon Fern Mowrey Nelle Whittemore Anna Carrol Mabel Foster Nelle McCormick Georgie Richie Kate Porter Mine Filay Walter Whi Whitton Carrol Leslie Bickle Geo Rick Jas Graham Wilfred Guthrie Roy Hummel Edd Endsley Clark Shannon Roy McClure Glover Porter Willard Beall John Beall Nate Cechiol Floyd Norman Ray Norman Ray McCormick French McCormick Foster Richie Loyd Leech Walter Haney.
At the National Highess convention in Washington Mrs W F Church of the Bank of Joplin Missouri stood out as a capable banker delegate. She began as the bank’s first clerk twenty years ago and earned praise for her frank assessment of her bank’s finances.
Dr A C Barrows, English professor, spoke to the Central Ohio Teachers Association in Columbus. He warned against laziness and over energy, mechanical teaching, and teachers who merely entertain, urging minimal interruption to maintain thought and praising a sunny disposition in the classroom.
Walker and Lawrence present leather goods and jerseys with Astrakan accents. The item list hints at fashion accessories and apparel.
Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, argues at a Port Portland Missouri gathering that daughters should learn home life at college not just the fashion to send them. She questions the focus on professional paths for sons while predicting college often neglects homemaking and family happiness in the curriculum.
For girls and women the season's collars stretch wear across frocks. The shirred collar suits dressy occasions and can be made in lightweight fabrics. a second collar features embroidery and buttonhole scallops. Both fasten in back, come in multiple sizes, and patterns #483 can be ordered by mail with 19 cents.
Enjoy a savory treat with Mrs Austins pancakes praised for their crispy brown edges. This brief recommendation highlights a comforting breakfast option and beloved tasting experience.
The Inter church conference on federation begins Wednesday evening at Carnegie Hall with J. C. Cady presiding and a Roosevelt greeting letter to be read. State and city officials and clerical leaders will offer welcomes and on Thursday morning Dr. Washington Gladden of Columbus will chair the active session.
In San Francisco on November 13 Eva Howard, daughter of Augustus Howard, is identified as the murdered woman by Milton Franklin Andrews. Hotelman J E Gallagher confirms Andrews’s identification as positive and notes familiarity with the victim and the gang leader linked to the Ameda treasure chest robbery.
Elegant sale pitch touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a great beautifier for smooth clear complexion rosy cheeks and laughing eyes priced at 35 cents by Cc and Anderson.
In Enfield New Hampshire on November 13 Joculous Webster shot and killed his sweetheart Emma Leclair after jealousy at a dance and then killed himself. Webster was the son of Charles H Webster, hotel proprietor.
Luther Burbank in Santa Rosa argues children should be reared with honesty and adapted education. He favors outdoor life, individualized schooling, and teaching by example to foster truthful, healthy growth in boys and girls. A separate dispatch notes Rev Rowland Hanson denouncing loud Amen responses at a town convention.
A Victorian style meditation thanks for affection and reunion amid sorrow. The verse recalls homecoming warmth, secret longings, and tears shared in memory. The poem attributes resilience to enduring love and gratitude for those who gave comfort through grief.
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