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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
6
Coshocton delegates joined Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs sessions at Janesville, with talks on home study circles, civil service reform, and welfare work for girls. Speakers from Coshocton included Mrs Gault and Miss Georgia Hopley, highlighting factory conditions and the need for humane reform.
A promotional feature extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for the female system aiding fertility and pregnancy. It cites letters from Milwaukee women describing improved health and successful births after use, and urges readers to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice in Lynn Massachusetts for infertility or menstrual disorders.
The First Presbyterian lecture room in Zanesville glowed with red white and blue bunting as the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs held a formal reception. Four to five hundred club women attended including many out of town guests and local Zanesville members. The visiting women were presented to local club women in an informal but elegant gathering.
Miss Ada Van Voorhis presented credentials committee figures showing officers present ten, standing committees twenty eight, delegates one hundred thirty four, visiting women ninety eight, ex presidents three, total attendance two hundred ninety three. Mrs Joseph B Cartmell reported twenty two new clubs, twenty seven withdrawn, three hundred four in federation. Mrs Edwin F Moulton noted October 28 1904 balance of 3129 60, dues received 905 75, total 1135 43. disbursements 78 60 leaving balance 275090. Mrs Henry E Beebe certified accounts and treasury credit to federation. Federation secretary Mrs Charles Insco Williams urged at least one federated club in each county. Miss Louise Graham read secretary Peachey reports from Cincinnati Zanesville Signal. Tired out woman cannot sleep or work Hollister Tea strengthens nerves and blood. C E Anderson Austin pancakes ad.
In Hot Springs Arkansas on October 27 the Pacific house railroad hotel burned to the frame and several victims were recovered. The dead include Harry Praley a waiter Edward Snyder a porter Mrs Mack a musician A L Mann a railroad conductor from Denver and two unknown men charred beyond recognition.
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