Iowa Woman’s Speech Praises Mothers of Soldiers
Mrs Ida Hai Warfield of Muscatine told the annual Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic conven tion that women bred a greater love of country and reverence for the flag through sacrifices. She recalled Iowa sending 3000 plus boys to the Civil War and many more to World War I, noting women stayed at home worked in fields mills and offices and prayed for soldiers safety.
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Ida Hai Warfield
Muscatine
Ion
the Grand Army of the Republic
Recalls Formation of Women's Relief Corps
Keokuk June 10. Women formed after the Civil War to aid families and assist war veterans. L Gertrude Andrewon, Iowa WRC president, spoke to GA attendees noting state efforts and GA R support for a national WRC. She cited 1881 convention adoption of a national auxiliaries, patriotic teaching, flag salute in schools, and welfare work across wars.
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Ga.r
G. A.R
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Women’s clubs discuss roles of wives in work and home life
A Massachusetts federation meeting critiques the modern role of women, noting many wives engage in remunerative work or domestic labor for board and coin while husbands control finances. Judge Florence Allen from Ohio shares a humorous office anecdote, then the group explores next year’s drama program with international selections.
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Mars
Papa
Doles
Drama Club Catalogs Plays and Authors for Stage Work
A fragment indicates the drama club plans to include Chandler’s Aspects of Maternal Archer’s Play Making Hendersons The Changing Draw in their repertoire with emphasis on diverse dramatists and contemporary pieces.
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Matern Archer
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Drau
Dining etiquette: hostess signals readiness before service
A reader notes that a well trained server should avoid touching tables or silverware until the hostess has set the stage. The gesture signals that the meal may proceed, reflecting proper dining room protocol and readiness.
Youthful exhortation on living free and the passing of youth
A fragmented editorial urges youth to enjoy open air and carefree days while warning that youth ends quickly. It contrasts youthful rebellion with eventual responsibility, advising actions now to shape a lasting memory as adulthood approaches.
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Ruth
Ill Wind Uncovers Rich Silverdale Ore Veins
A recent Clarksford Idaho storm uprooted a tree, revealing wide veins of silverdale ore long sought with little success, highlighting a sudden mineral discovery amid harsh weather.
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Clarksford
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