Closing Scenes of the Ohio Federation Convention
The eleventh annual Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs closes in Zanesville with hostesses led by Mrs. O N Townsend honored for their work. Debates cover dues timing and club disbandment rules, civic improvement plans by Mrs Agnes Pound, a call to attend the St Paul General Federation meeting, and a push to restore annual conventions. Miss Della Amos of Sidney speaks on Woman’s Clips and the Press. resolutions praise the treatment received.
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Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Zanesville
O. N. Townsend
Coshocton
Cvic Improvement
Agnes BM
Pound
Ashtabula
State Civic Improvement Committee
Firs
Pond
William P. Orr
Piqua
Ohio Federation
St. Paul
Ohio
Buchwalter
William Murdock
State Committee On Forestry
General Federation
Miss Amos
California
Sneath
Mya. Buchwalter
Tonsiline promotes throat health and warns against smokers throat
Habitual smokers suffer throat inflammation and risk cancer if neglected. Tonsiline claims a cure and prevention, destroying germs and soothing ulceration. Advertisements urge purchase from All druggists and note prices 25 and 60 cents. The Tonsiline Co Canton Ohio.
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Ali
The
Tonsiline Co
Canton
Ohio
Conventions Highlight Women Leaders in Ohio
A week of women’s conventions in Ohio featured the W C A gatherings in Columbus and Cleveland plus the Kings Daughters meeting in Cleveland. Officers were elected to lead the groups, with Mrs. James McCampbell named state secretary and Mrs. Whitney delivering the closing address.
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Zanesville
T He College
Coumbus
Kings
Cleveland
Thompson
Ohio State University
Kines Daughters
Warlid Avene Baptist Church
Westheart State
James McCampbell
Marysville
Elizabeth McFrees
Bellfontaine
Lena Colton
Bell
En‘vine
Anning
Mem Rory
Evecutive Board
Alice Rankin
Petfontaine
Wiss
Monda S. Read
Toledo
Nd. W. Thden
Whitney
Detroit
J. H. W. Stuckenbure
Veneter
Earthh
Ony
Vones
Hanny
Behlf
Vermnestown
Ohio
Daughters
McLean
John 4. Murphy
Cincinnati
Akron
Emma King
Xenia
Eanor Nye
Painsville
Charles Dana
Marietta
William Beebe
Ravenna
Women Concerning Women and Prominent Local Gifts
Miss Helen Gould pledges SIENA funds for a Y M C A railroad building at Lewis to honor her father the late Jay Levhl and to house 1,800 men. Mrs Charles F. Jay of St Lane reports an offer of Santa Barbara California for a $1,000,000 university aiming to prove the soul exists and to study psychic phenomena as practical knowledge. A western life tale notes Miss Graeme Wetherben of New York and Sherman Coolidee an Arapaho Indian marry after meeting during missionary work at Fort Washakie and living on the Shoshone reservation where she is known as a squaw carrying her papoose.
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Helen Gould
Siena
Lewis
Jay Levhl
Charles F. Jay
St. Lane
Stile
Santa Barbara
California
Remenee
Graeme Wetherben
New York
Sherman Coolidee
Evetern
Fort Washakie
Progress Noted In Temperance Movement In WCTU President Speech
The thirty second annual National Women's Christian Temperance Union convention opens with routine sessions in Los Angeles. Mrs Lillian M Stevens of Maine delivers the annual address outlining the union's past year work and legislative efforts and signaling future growth.
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Los Angeles
Cal
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lillian M. Stevens
Maine
Stevens
Five Women Burned in Newark Factory Fire
At M Gould Sons & Company hardware factory Newark New Jersey Oct 28 five young workers were badly burned two likely fatally when a candle toppled into lacquer starting a blaze. Names include Minnie Garrity Carrie Rummer Sadie Schaefer Mary Schwenck and Anna Glazer. Firemen beat out flames and workers carried victims outside as property loss neared sixty thousand dollars.
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Lrte
Newark
N. J
M. Gould, Sons & Company
Minnie Garrity
Carrie Rummer
Sadie Schaefer
Mary Schwenck
Anna Glazer
Stands Without An Equal Digestive Powder Claim
Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powders are advertised as a unique cure for indigestion and related ailments. The ad cites caller J W Slaughter of Roscoe who claims relief after years of suffering and endorses the product available in 50 cents and one dollar sizes.
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Or. Jackson
Jackson
J. W. Slaughter
Roscoe
King’s Cash Grocery Sale Offers Wide Bargains
King’s Cash Grocery advertises limited time prices including Fresh Oysters 35c quart Fancy Celery and Sweet Potatoes 25c per peck Fresh Buck Wheat Flour 10c per sack and New Pan Cake Flour 10c per sack with bulk coffees 13c to 35c per pound Free delivery and no strings on sugar offer.
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Woman's Federation
Rose Bros
Foster & Strome
Amada
King’s Cash Grocery
Orchard Street
Bancroft
Board of Trade
Boyd & McConnell
Athanor
E. R. Reed
Main St
Fort Pitt
Pittsburgh
Good Foods
Cary Penn Avenue
10Th Street
Pettssurge
C. A. Blanchard
Eureka
Union Laundry
Cor
Shrigley’s Smoke House
Ebersole
King Smith & Nixon
Reynolds, Packard
Newman Bros
Haddorff
Clinton
Angel Bros
Main
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