Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting notes
The group met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. John Smith's home on South Lawn Ave. A report showed the treasury healthy after bills. New members total eleven since the county convention. Mrs. Drummond announced two new mission committee members, and officers plan to attend the Ohio state convention in Cleveland next week.
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Mile “Woman's Christian Temperance Walch
John Smith
South Lawn
Tamons
Kring
Drummond
Milesion Committee
David Willams
Shrake
Smith
John Peacock
Aropholt
Cleveland
Timmons
Anonhoft
Lady Gleaners Elect New Officers
The Lady Gleaners of the Christian church elected officers at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. George Hull. Officers include President Annie Tipton, Vice President J C Dunfee, Secretary Ella Hull, Assistant Secretary Raymond Houston, and Treasurer Maggie English. A committee of Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Hull and Rev. Jones plans an entertainment for next month with Miss Reed possibly reading.
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Hull
Women break new ground in arts and trades in early 1900s
The article highlights Mrs Claire Beecher Kummer, grandniece of Henry Ward Beecher, shaping Noahs Ark as author and composer. It notes a Buffalo truancy officer, and cites Miss Rose Richardson of Syracuse as a pioneering female electrical contractor who runs a contracting business, inspects all work, and earns praise from the National Association of Electrical Contractors.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Claire Beecher Kummer
Kumpase
Miss Rose
Richard‘son
Syracuse
N. Y
Richardson
National Association of Electrical Contractors
Miss Richardson
Royal Slave delights audience at Sixth Street Theatre
A fair sized house saw A Royal Slave produced at the Sixth Street theatre Thursday night. Lon Lytton as El Aguila and Alfred Rowland as El Maptan gave strong performances. Miss Adelaide Thurston’s The Triumph of Betty drew praise, with her charm and modesty noted as key to her broad appeal among women. Curtain at 8:20 Saturday night, Sept. 30.
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Sixth Street
Splay
Iity
Gor
Bénnett
el Aguila
Mast de Montezumas
Lon Lytton
Alfred Rowland
Countess Ynez DeOra
Isadora
Werewell
Marie van Waenel
Gertrude A. Lewis
Barnard
Gladys Irven
Annetta
Mises
Adelaide Thurston
Betty
Vals
Miss Thurston
Hera
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised Reward Notice
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio shown trustworthy by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure taken internally. sells for five cents per bottle with testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Haw
Mi o na stomach cure advert by C E Anderson
A local druggist C E Anderson offers Mi o na tablets with a full money back guarantee. The ad claims Mi o na cures stomach troubles improves digestion and relieves headaches backaches and indigestion for those who cannot eat properly. Buy a 50 cent box and try before meals.
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Mt Ona
C. E. Anderson
Ohio Society Prizes For Revolutionary Essays
The Ohio Society of the Sons of the Revolution offers cash prizes for essays on the American Revolution. The top prize is 75 dollars for a student in Ohio on Washington as a General with military topics. A second, third, and fourth prize of 40, 30, and 20 dollars are awarded to Ohio public school entrants on The Boston Tea Party. Essays must meet word counts, include certificates, be signed with a nom de plume, and be mailed by January 15.
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Ohio Society
Sons of the Revolution
Washington
Ohio
United States
Boston
Landfigdgtad
Thor
Prizes for Essays Advance at Cincinnati Meeting 1806
The secretary will keep the envelope with the true name of entrants until awards are made by the committee. Prizes may be withheld if no worthy essays are submitted. Winners’ names will be announced in Cincinnati morning papers after February 22, 1806.
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Society
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frenzied Finance Portrait Skewers Boston Banker
The piece by Mr Lawson in Everybody's November issue lampoons Clarence W Barron. It mocks his physique with exaggerated comparisons to a hogshead and jack o lantern features, describing his walk and mannerisms in a biting, satirical tone.
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Boston
Lawson
Clarence W. Barron
Hallowe'en
New York fashions a luxurious house gown
A chic house gown pattern makes a luxurious yet easy garment for any woman. The design features broad box plaits for fullness, a double sailor collar with eyelet embroidery, full puff sleeves, and a flowing lower line. Materials like chalice silk pongee or lawn suit the pattern, offered in six sizes from 32 to 42 inches bust.
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Lady Gleaners
Buffalo
Department of Education
Rweneyn Amusements
Coshocton
Liberal
Sons of Revolution
Jackson W. Sparrow
Herbert Jenny
Rollister
Rocky Mountain
New York
Martha Dean
Pattern Department
City
Tee
E. R. Reed
Main St
Orchard Street
Bancroft School
Board of Trade
Boyd & McConnell
PHONE
EB Neer Children
Ute
Samuel
Aly Senna
Wrabberl
Bears
Castoria
Brendel Bros
Reznor
Coshecton Hardware Co
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