Echoes of the Convention in Club Notes
The November issue of Club Notes, edited by Louise Graham of Goveland, chronicles Ohio federation activity and club news. It discusses women’s clubs, education debates, and views on college training for homemaking and citizenship with quotes from Mrs Perkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macesville
Tes
Gub Notes
Louise Graham
Goveland
Graham
Cleveland
State Federation
Cleveland Federation
Ohio Congress of Mothers
Glersland Congress of Mothers Inc
Manuscrt
Paptien Lily
G. Lang
Irvska
Milas Steel
Rts
Perkins + CV8
Perry
Magre
National Associa
Decker He
Ogative
Migs Perkins
Decker Inch
Moore
Perking
Floating lace scarfs become London fashion trend in America
The piece describes a new English fad, long floating lace scarfs seen in London and adopted by visiting Americans. It explains scarf length from 3 1/2 to 4 yards, materials like chiffon and lace, and how to launder to preserve color and texture. It notes younger women wear them close to the throat, older women drape over shoulders, and predicts they will last through next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Annable Fanton
England
London
Gainsborough
America
The Modern Way: Dutch Boy Tale Sparks Uproar in Springfield
A fragmentary report notes a Birch bark canoe incident on a western lake where three persons were involved. A woman reportedly chewed gum to plug a leak while another man helped hold the line, resembling the old Dutch boy fable in daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpringfield Republican
Matt
Woman Hunts For The Model Man In American Satire
A Collier's Weekly excerpt questions the location and nature of the typical American man and celebrates the American woman. It argues the man varies by region and era, while praising female distinctiveness and the enduring role of the woman alongside her masculine counterpart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Middle West
New England
South
United State
Daisy Miller
Rome
Collier's Weekly
Women and politics across seas and seafaring roles
The piece notes Miss Lillian Small, a North Truro marine observer and daughter of a forty year veteran, filing half hourly vessel reports to Boston for global dissemination. It mentions Mrs Thatcher proposing Portsmouth peace building be repurposed for enlisted men with a Theodore Roosevelt name. It also describes Norway’s politically active women aiding secession votes, high education, and Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.'s wife, Grace Wilson, tied to the Vanderbilt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Observer
North Truro
Mass
Lillian Mary Small
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Be, M. Thatcher
Florence
N. J
Navy Department
Portsmouth
Norway
Sweden
Cornelian Vanderbilt, Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Grace Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Visionary beauty cult heads to New York for lectures
A sensational piece declares Mrs Jeannette Pomeroy, leader of a European beauty movement, will visit New York to show American women how to attain physical perfection by mental influence. No surgery needed. Her plan includes lectures, physician support, and a survey of beauty across races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeannette Pomeroy
London
Queen Alexandra
Charles Hemstreet
Forning
Poweroy
Luther Burbank on training children as flowers of society
In Santa Rosa Luther Burbank likens children to flowers and argues for matching care to their individual traits. He condemns uniform treatment, urges honest guidance, and champions the barefoot boy and country upbringing as ideal for child development. He says deceit harms both child and adult over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irig
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Cal
San Fancisco
Burbank
Ballot Boxes Opened in New York Election Districts
Opened and counted ballot boxes in the Twelfth election district and Nineteenth assembly district. Willax Hearst counsel said a Supreme Court order might be sought Monday or Tuesday next. Frank Senor, board chairman, was arrested in connection with the case. Thomas McCabe, under arrest, is charged with having voted as Thomas Corning. McCabe faces illegal voting charges and Senor with aiding and abetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willax Hearst
Supreme Court
Frank Senor
Incon
Twelfth
Thomas McCabe
Aitert
Thomas Corning
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Zanesville
Gotham Fashions
Acelia
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbit
Thany Wan
Thos. S. Austin
Mer
Leavenworth
Ind
Hiéetric Bitters
Bitters
C.E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. Ferguson
Roscoe
Ohio
Dep't
Angel
Almack Building
Maia
Orchard Street
Bancroft School
Board of Trade
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