Patricia Norris Seeks Real World Work Begins at Schermerhorns
Patty Norris after her father’s death rejects charity and enters the fashion world as a model at Schermerhorns. With help from Mrs. Wilson she lands a job, earns twelve fifty a week, and pursues dignity while navigating romance with a gray eyed cashier. Patty’s resolve grows as she moves toward a better suited position and potential future, even as she ponders a note from Mr. Frawley.
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Constance Wilson
Patty
Patricia Norris
Connie
Mrs. Wilson
Norris
Gibson
Schermerhorn’s
Abe
Schermerhorn & Co
Mr. Frawley
Miss Norris
Maybu
Notable aging woman and achievements span nations
The world’s oldest old maid is Carrie Milhouse at 105 living on a New Jersey farm near Newark. Widow R A Alley of Victoria British Columbia manages a steamship line with two 4000 ton ships in New Zealand service. Mrs M J Lynch of Worcester owns a copy of the Ulster County Gazette from January 1, 1800 reporting George Washington’s funeral. Professor Frances Squire Potter, Buffalo equal suffrage speaker and University of Minnesota English professor, has four children and wrote two novels and a play. Twins Ethel A Colford and Florence M Colford, lawyers in Washington DC, were admitted to practice before the Supreme Court. The young ladies are noted as able, attractive, and closely resemble each other.
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Carrie Milhouse
Newark
R. A. Alley
Victoria
B. C
New Zealand
M. J. Lynch
Worcester
Ulster County Gazette
George Washington
Frances Squire Potter
Buffalo
University of Minnesota
Miases
Ethel A
Florence M. Colford
National Capital
United States Supreme Court
Pen Chisel and Brush: Notable Arts News From Wales and America
Sir Theodore Martin marks his ninety second birthday at Bryntil silio in Llangollen. Rodin’s Whistler bust nears completion with a 2500 dollar price and a New York replica planned. Winston Homer halts painting after burglary losses in Scarboro Maine. Charles Dana Gibson resumes black and white work in New York avoiding society subjects.
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Theodore Martin
Bryntilsilio
Llangollen
Rodin
Whistler
Paris
New York
Winston Homer
Scarboro
Charles Dana Gibson
Tales of Cities liberal paymaster in New York
New York pays 132 dollars per minute to more than 50 000 servants while Chicago begins a campaign to force doctors to report contagious diseases and two physicians are fined 10 dollars each for not recording diphtheria cases. Manchester inland ship canal valued at over 80 million alters its port status for ships under 600 feet.
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New York City
Chicago
Manchester
Household Hints on Cleaning and Storage Tips
Practical tips for home care include using alcohol to remove candle grease and keeping tacks on bottles to save time. Wooden tubs protect glass and china during washing, while an inverted wooden chopping bowl prevents splitting. A worn iron pot needs a flat tin lid beneath to prevent food scorching.
Sporting Notes From The Region And Nation
Sonoma Girl trotted to a record four times at 2.05 percent. The St. Louis Americans plan a $30,000 grand stand for 2,000 seats. James A. Rector, Virginia sprinter, leaves athletics to study law. Mexico may develop a first class race track circuit led by the City of Mexico. Stockton merchants aim to raise $50,000 to hire strong players for the outlaw baseball club.
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Sonoma
St. Louis
James A. Rector
Virginia
Mexico
Stockton
Cal
Notable early stage figures and career notes
Eleanor Robson studied art. Nat C. Goodwin was a former boy. William Hodge was a mining engineer. Arnold Daly was Charles Frohman's office boy. Walker Whiteside wished to become a schoolteacher. Grant Stewart was a professor at Trinity University Toronto. Edwin Arden was a miner a cow poacher and a railroad man.
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Eleanor Robson
Nat C. Goodwin
William Hodge
Arnold Daly
Charles Frohman
Walker Whiteside
Grant Stewart
Trinity University
Toronto
Edwin Arden
State Lines and Facts Across States
Ohio lacks an executive mansion and the governor pays rent from a 10600 salary. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Maine and Missouri top lime production. New York has the most wage earners in the U S. The boundary between Massachusetts and New Hampshire has had a two century dispute with no valid line.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Maine
Missouri
New York
Secord
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Richland Township Board of Finance Seeks Proposals
Richland Township Board of Finance will accept written proposals between 9 and 10 a m in Newtown Fountain County Indiana for public funds deposits under an 1907 act. Banks and trust companies with Indiana business may bid using official forms with personal or surety bonds or collateral. proposal details set by statute. B Carpenter President, T E Martin Secretary.
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Newtown
County of
Fountain
Indiana
United States
General Assembly of
Boards of Finance
Richland Township
Richland Township Board of Finance
B. Carpenter
T. E Martin
Veedereburg
van Buren Township
State of Indiana
van Buren School Township
Notice for Proposals Van Buren Township Board of Finance
The Van Buren Township Board of Finance Fountain County Indiana invites written proposals from banks and trust companies to receive public funds on deposit. Proposals due between 10 a m and 12 m at the Trustee's office Veedereburg Indiana with bonds and forms as required by statute.
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van Buren
Covington Board of Finance Seeks Proposals for Public Funds
The Covington Indiana Board of Finance calls for proposals from banks and trust companies to deposit public funds for safekeeping and collection under Chapter 222 of the Acts of 1907. Proposals must be executed on official forms with personal and surety bonds. bids due at Council Chambers between 7 and 10 p.m. A. N. Clark, President, and John LaTourette, Secretary.
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Covington
Fountain
State of
Indiana
United Statte
General Assembly of
Boards of Finance
Fountain County
Board OF Finance
Public Funds Deposit Bids Sought by County Boards
The Cain Yownanip Board of Finance and the Wabash Township Board of Finance in Fountain County Indiana announce bid periods for proposals from banks and trust companies to receive public funds on deposit. Proposals require bonds and official forms, with examination by state or federal authorities, and specify the act approved March 9, 1907.
Pineules for the Kidneye Quick Kidney Support
A historical ad promoting Pineules claimed to act on the kidneys for backache rheumatism and fatigue. The ad touts a trial bottle for $1.00 and says the product purifies the blood, sold by Hedges Drug Co.
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Hedges Drug Co
Deposit of Public Funds Seeks Bank Proposals in Troy Township
Troy Township Board of Finance will accept written proposals from Indiana banks and trust companies for lands on deposit. Proposals must be accompanied by bonds. The process runs between 10 a.m. and noon at the Trustee's office in Covington Fountain County Indiana. Abner B. DeHaven president. T H McGeorge attest.
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Covington
Fountain
State of
Indiana
United States
General Assembly of
Boards of Finance
Troy Township
Fountain County
Troy Township Board of Finance. By Abner B. DeHaven
T. H. McGeorge
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Covington, Indiana
N. B. Cor
Pablicegs
Livingood
Attorney AT Laws
Ofice Over Covington Banking Company
Wire F. Stilwell
LAW
Best Insurance Com
P. Lewis
Attorney AT Law
Gererslic
Allen's Block
Public Square
N. Voliva
Ead Notary Public
White & Foley
Offee
Wright Block
South Side Square
OficePhone
E. A. Gilson
Ind
Weet Perelt
Buvine
Homer Sewell
Col
C. W. Cowan
Wilkey & Bonebrake
Real Estate and Exchange
Call and Gee Us
Office
East Side Square
K. of F Ding
Saturda
Carnron D. Burrs
Troy Townshi
Dearborn
Ake
Maud Humphreys
Jerome Apartments
Washington Square
Sadie
Ban Smith
Hopkinson Smith
Faller
Harper's Weekly
Columbus
Justice of the Peace
John Smith
John. Smith
Tales of
Sporting Notes
Neer
Board of Finance of
City of
Covington, Ind
A. N. Clark
Attent
John LaTourette
Cain Yownanip
Cain
Tadiana
General Assembly
Incheng
Cain Township
Fonuntan County
Cala Township
William Eperson
E. B. Long
Wabash
Wabash Township
Pleasent
Bille
Are
DeWitt
Troy Township Board of Finance
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