Charity Tea and Local Social Roundup in Missouri
A busy week in Northern Kansas and nearby Missouri features the Charity Tea at Madison Hotel on Friday the 24th from 3 to 6 pm to fund the Cherry Street Workers treasury. Social events include Washington Birthday Tea by Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, Circle Tea hosted by Mrs Longnecker and Miss Hope, and a February 21 luncheon and bridge hosted by Mrs Tom Fisher at the Madison Hotel with a Colonial theme and guests from Kansas City and St Louis.
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Cecil Raither
Kansas
Madison
Cherry Street
Washington
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bert Longnecker
Alice Hope
Longnecker
Moreau, Road
Guhleman
F Ww
McAllister
George
Middlekamp
Harry Ragland
Guy
Guhléman
Tom ‘Fisher
Lillian "Tweedie
Louisa Stephens
Fisher
Foster McHenry
Hard Hardin
Open markets urged by livestock producers
Delegates at a Washington agricultural conference call for preserving free, cash livestock markets. Farmers oppose plans limiting competition, producer contracts, and packer sales restrictions, arguing these threaten price discovery and nationwide market values. A farmer from Iowa emphasizes maintaining a broad, competitive cash market for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
Washington
Iowa
Teal Lace Camisole Becomes Seasonal Formal Favor
A hostess crafts dainty favors described as a camisole trimmed with teal filet lace and forget me not sprays. The lightest score favor features rose pink silk with lace and a white net puff. This graceful, seasonable event showcases skilled needlework amid fragrant spring flowers.
Boy Refuses Song At Sunday School Departure
A four year old returning from Sunday school seemed upset. When asked what troubled him, he said the others sang Sueccate the little children, but he would not sing it, explaining his protest to his mother.
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Boston Transcript
North Cobb Grammar Critique Captures Local Slang
A reader notes North Cobb's grammar is poor, highlighting his frequent use of "I got" and "'enough" in informal speech as evidence of spoken dialect. The letter reflects local language usage and community tone.
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North Cobb
Grammer
West
Hapgood Dorsey and the Umbrella Rescue
Hapgood Dorsey, a vacationing bachelor, loses his clothes after a swim. He uses an umbrella and a stolen blue dress from a barn to seek shelter, encounters a pursuing tramp and a frightened girl Rose Barton. He is helped, captured the thief, reveals the disguise, and later returns the borrowed items, leading to an engagement with Rose and a wedding gown Silk pattern included. A closing factual note about a snake and poison is added.
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Hapgood Dorsey
Hap
Miss Rose
Miss Rose Barton
Barton
Rose
Emory W. Justus School Ad at East High
Missive for Emory W. Justus announces day and night classes in shorthand typewriting bookkeeping English spelling arithmetic commercial law and penmanship. Also rents and sells typewriters. Located at 181 East High over the Golden Eagle, phone 961. Prin Emory W. Justus.
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East High
Golden Eagle
Prin
Fictional Physiognomy in Madam Margot Theme
Boston Transcript excerpt describes a tall man with an unpleasant face and a woman noted for a face described as a beautiful blasphemy. The lines evoke irony and self-portrait imagery, framing characters through striking visual metaphors.
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Boston Transcript
Margot
Coeds Told No Galoshes by Denver University Men
Denver students declare galoshes anti fashion for coeds at Denver University while noting weather dictates wear. They approve stockings low necklines and short skirts but frown on galoshes when streets are dry, signaling social leaders shaping dress norms.
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Denver
Colo
United Press
Denver University
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St. Louis
Anthony Buford
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M. Ss. A
Ge “Hagee
St.Louis
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Madge Cannon
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P. Es. D
Milas ‘Thurman
Troy, Mo
Thurman
Adelaide Schotton
Jett
Columbia
Alpha Phi Sorority
Daniel’. Boone Tavern
Miss Schotte
Gamma
Stephens College
Glaude Grove
Ned Grove
Washington University
David Blair
Mesdames of McAllister
G. Middlekamp
Kansas City
James Houchin
Daughters of 1812
Jas. Houchin
Myrene Houchin
Janet Ruthven
Clyde Fogle
B. F. Wilson
Henry Guhleman
Saeco
Jefferson Theatre
Monte Blue
Jacklins
Mary Pickford
Douglas
McLean
Pathe News
Ethel Clayton
Rosanne
the News
Lionel Barrymore
DR. Jeckyl and
MR. Hyde
Miracles
Lloyd
Move ON
ALL Star
Wanda Hawley
Pnthe News
Buck Jones
Wm.s. Hart
Roeme
Wireemme
Aue
Marvin ST
Johns Nes
Western Newspaper Union
Justus School
Saint Louis
Fintel Claridge
R. L. Meyer
Hotels Statler
Sveltline
America
Madame Sveltline
West 34Th Street
New York, N. Y
Main
Delaware
Westgate
Sam Josephson
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