Century Club Hosts Evening on Central America
The New Century club met Monday evening, with Miss Rue presenting "The Isthmus of Panama" and Miss Crawford guiding "The Country that Faces two Oceans" about Central America. Miss Palm shared a story, and Mrs Montgomery spoke on "Our Work in the West Indies." Guests Mrs Van Scoten and Miss Helen Schauck attended. next meeting with Mrs William Merrell.
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New Century Club
Cawford
Panama
Central America
Miss Rue
DeLessepps
Miss Crawford
Richard Harding Davis
Miss Palm
Mrs. Montgomery
West Indies
van Scoten
Helen Schauck
Columbus
William Merrell
Museum Opens With Progressive Club Ladies Display
The Historical Club unveils a basement museum showcasing items loaned by members including a brass bedwarmer and candle stick from England c 1810, a sheet spun by the mother of William Walker, stone relics from Walhending, old can M emolds, foot stoves, and cavalry pistols used in 1834. The collection aims to educate and preserve local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Club
Nucelus
Birs
William Walker
Zoe Shrake
England
I. T. Smith
Cantwell
Ladies Deliberate On Trusts And Modern Affairs
The Historical Club gathered on a sunny Monday afternoon with papers by Mrs. R. C. Edwards on Frederick William the great Elector, Mrs. Glover on Panama and the People, and Mrs. D. F. Denman on The Trusts. Denman highlighted the beef trust led by a pivotal figure, J Ogden Armour, plus the diamond match trust and other large concerns. Mrs. M. Q. Baker was elected a delegate to the general federation to meet in Zanesville, with President Mrs. Compton also planning attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Historical Club
R. C. Edwards
Frederick William the Great Elector
Merrie
England
New World
Glover
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
West
D. F. Denman
United States
Kansas City
Chicago
American Woolen Company
M. Q. Baker
General Federation
Zanesville
Modern Methods Of Scrub Drudgery
An essay by Mary Annable Fanton contrasts Dutch and German scrubbing customs with American domestic life. It argues the American housewife blends cleanliness with reason, favoring simple natural aids over harsh brute effort while noting sanitation and efficiency benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Annable Fanton
Old
Holland
Germany
Mildred H Howells
Frau
America
Les
Home Study Circle Debates Jew Topic and Wholesome Help
The Home Study Club met with Mrs. Johnson and discussed The Popular and Critical Bible Encyclopaedia findings on Jews. Talks by Mrs Barringer’s stand‑in and Miss Alice Judd covered Jewish identity and Gladden’s Who Wrote the Bible, with discussion on Hebrew Bible insight and ongoing debates.
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United States
America
Alice Judd
Dancing School Class and Evening Party Planned
Prof Lynch invites attendees to a dancing class Friday at Forbes hall followed by a dancing party. Guests expected from New Philadelphia Uhrichsville and Bennison.
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Lynch
Forbes Hall
New Philadelphia
Uhrichsville
Bennison
Excursions to Loudonville and Ohio Conclave Rail Fares
The notice advertises excursions to Loudonville October 4-6 with special low fares from Co shocton Orrville Crestline and intermediate stations. It also promotes low fares to Columbus October 11 and Knights Templar annual conclave tickets sold at Ohio stations. Also mentions local drug store and job printing services.
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Loutdonville
Pennsylvania
Coshocton
Orrville
Crestline
Columbus
Knights Templar
Ohio
Eyeureton
Hyomel Inhaler Claims To Cure Catarrh
The advertisement promotes Hyomel as a safe inhaled remedy that treats catarrh by reaching nose and throat mucosa. It boasts complete and permanent cure without stomach involvement, sold by B. Anderson for $1.00 with a 50 cent extra bottle option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Anderson
Naval medical views on World War II Japanese warfare practices
Medical Director Joseph G Wise describes in detail the Japanese fleet practices cited as the era's most valuable contribution to naval surgery. He notes eye and ear protection, clean underclothing, and compass bridge tactics used by Admiral Togo and the Mikasa, along with eye care, eye cleaning fluids, ear plugs, and wound prevention measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph G. Wise
Nere
Togo
Suzuki
Mikasa
Valley to Become a Sea The Imperial Valley Flood Threat
Detroit engineer George Y Wisner warned the Imperial Valley in California will flood as irrigation diverts the Colorado River. He told the Detroit Engineering Society that in twenty years thousands of homesteaders may be displaced as a vast Inland Sea forms one million acres beneath sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Imperial Valley
George Y. Wisner
Detroit
International Waterways Commission
Wisner
Detroit Engineering Society
Detroit Dispatch
Smallest Dog in the World Visits New York
Chiquita the Chihuahua, weighing 23 ounces and two and a half years old, travels to New York in her master's coat pocket and hat for sleep. Described as ornamental yet a grave watchdog, she is among the last of her breed and owned by Hamilton Rayner of El Paso, registered with the American Kennel Club of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiquita
New York
Hamilton Rayner
el Paso
American Kennel Club of
Dying Woman Sings Hymn Before Tragic Tragedy
Miss Louisa Butler on a Chicago Blue Island operating table sang Abide with me as surgeons fought to save her life. Her skirt caught in a rail and she was crushed under a Rock Island train, ending the grim scene with the hymn in her lips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Butler
Blue Island
Chicago
Butler
Rock Island
Hydraulic fill project grows near Monte Vieta Colorado
The largest hydraulic fill in the region is under construction in the Alamosa river about twenty miles west of Monte Vista. When finished it will create a reservoir that will supply irrigation for nearly 50,000 acres of land.
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Alamosa River
Monte Vieta
Colo
Alamosa
Nellie News Briefs From Coshocton Area
Local notes report J P Darting at the Coshoct fair on Monday. Mrs Mellie Brower opens a millinery in C Wheeler’s store with strong trade last week. Evangelical church trustees buy John Hagan property for parsonage on Second Street. Hagans and Freese harvest a 13 14 pound salmon, largest in years. I O O F banquet benefits members and families. J P Darling leases hay barn to northern capitalists. 25 jobs expected. Rates promoted by W AEB and W J Davies.
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Nellie
J. P. Darting
Coshoct
Mellie J. Brower
C. Wheeler
Evangelical Church of This Circuit
John Hagan
Second Street
RK. R. Hagans
A. D. Freese
Also Mentioned on This Page
Centiary
Progressive Club Ladies
CAO Cve
Tomellion Co
Hollister
C. E. Anderson
Dr. Hutton
Smith's Drug and Book Store
Orchard Street
Bancroft School
Board of Trade
Boyd & McConnell
J. B. Callahan
Undertaker
Ben
Pree ‘Sangis Arts
Sar-Ben Remedies Company
Cleveland
Onis
E. Anderson
Drugeist
Boston
J. A. Compton
the Peoples Banking and Trust Company
Capital
KR. H. Mills
L. E. Baughman
J. P. Darling
Ee Reat
W. Aeb
W. J. Davies
Aguat
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