Equal Francaise league plans two day suffrage program
Society notes report the Equal Francaise league of this city organizing a two day program starting this afternoon at the Anthony hotel. Speakers include Mrs Gerhard Rawards Miss Agatha Dick and S F Lockridss with a mas meeting tonight and an Intermission for state yard numbers. A luncheon and transportation arrangements are described with officials inviting attendees and noting Wilson's letter urging passage of woman suffrage.
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Equal Francaise League
Awo |Lock
Anthony Tel
Ting
Fleers
Mra
Gehard Rawards
Vague
Athony
State Yard
Edards
Fred H. McCulloch
Gengram
BH. H. Rogers
State Board
Bounty Clib
Anthony
Ai Nile
Ard Hhev
Mrx
Mabel Bidzi Eetars
Wiesner
Bilauk
Fort Waytte
Etter
Wilson
Baird
Newey
United States
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Smart Suit for Travel and Social Duties
Betty Brown notes travel fashion favors a simple, wrinkle resistant suit in milk, jersey, or serge for trips by train or boat. The piece also lists social notices, visits, and upcoming departures across towns, mentioning Ida L. Jones, Frieda Gliss, Marian Puckett, and others in daily community life. The tone mirrors a local newspaper brief of society events and travel plans, highlighting outfits and engagements.
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Betty Brown
Traik
Brock
Woman's War Work Drives Red Cross Efforts
Women in the city knit and sew for the Red Cross home service branch as autumn and winter needs grow. Volunteers arrange car visits to aid cases, with Mildred Savor and Helen Lau directing office work. Lake Division formed at Red Cross HQ as James R. Garfield resigns as Lake Winslon manager to pursue other war work. E F Abbott and E L Greene named associate managers amid staffing changes.
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Bounds
Aistomo
Biles
Ming Mildred
Helen Lau
China Service Bureau
James R. Garfield
Lake Winslon
Red Cross
Garfield
National Organization
FL E. Abbott
EL B. Greene
Socks and summer news from the Yarnell cottage notes
The column reports visits by Dr. and Mrs Hen Perley Weaver and families at Winona Lake and updates from national headquarters on sock knitting methods and comfort. It mentions private Doneld Detzer overseas, shipboard sock notes, summer travels of Mrs. Hudson and others, and a Freeman and Watson reunion at Swimnes Park with sailors Rupert Williams and Elmer Williams arriving overseas. Patterson Fletcher Co. advertises a "Great Hell Price Sle" on men's hose.
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Drc
Birs
Miles FL Porter, Sr
Winona Lake
Yarnell Cottage
Hen Perley
Mational
Goa
Des
J. Detaor
West
Wayie Street
Agathet
Frances Bsidvin
Iatel
Mra
G. Willams
Lille Street
Wong
Rupert FL Willama
Vermont
Elmer Willams
Pitty-tist Infantry
Fies
Chickamoca Park
Patterson-Fletcier CO
War Risk Bureau Seeks Speedier Benefit Claims
A World War I era report notes about 2.3 million war risk benefit applications on file and 3.32 million vouchers issued in payments of allotments, sequestration and compensation. A special committee recommends accuracy and promptness in filing, urging workers and beneficiaries to use provided forms and ensure full, correct details to speed checks to recipients.
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Wey
Bureau
Ehanke
Ubnayil Sherments
Personnel Bureau Notice on Enlistment of Soldiers
War department has modified the enlistment style to allow soldiers to enroll under a favorite unit. Stage leaders Harriett of the Take division and Hye chairman Holden advise that members of regular authorized organizations may be enrolled, with two batches required for initial eligibility.
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Sta. Te
Wear Holden
Hye
Harriett
Hentyarterss
War Department
Summer Girl's Native Costume Design and Rules Telegram
A telegram from Mrs. Holden via H. C. Millett of the American Red Cross describes a summer girl’s native costume featuring white organdie and pink blue sashes. It also outlines rules for workers abroad, including no visits to ill relatives, return obligations, and automatic repatriation if marrying an American expeditionary forces member.
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Betty Brown
Beuy Brown
Capper and Allan Lead In Primary Returns
Early incomplete returns showed Governor Arthur Capper and Henry J. Allan with strong leads for the Republican U.S. Senate and governor nominations. Democratic hopes pointed to Senator Willis A. Thompson for renomination, with W. C. Lenadon or Salina favored for governor. Patterson Fletcher Co highlights ads with a Great All Price Sale.
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Arthur Capper
United States
Henry J. Allan
Capper
Allen
Witlera A Thompson
W. C. Lenadon
Salina
A New Story of Married Life Chapter CCXXXIX
In a sunlit scene at the beach Madge navigates romantic tensions as Lillian urges her to flirt with Dr. Pettit to distract Dicky from Grace Draper. Grace Draper and Pettit mingle with Harry Underwood while Dicky boasts about makeshift bathing tents, and Madge braces for social games that test loyalties and love.
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Madge
DR. Pettit
Dicky
Grace Draper
Heyvy Underwood
Lillian UN- Herwood
Harry
Lavin
Mr. Pettit
Ike
Draper
Dottor
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Lillien
Laliian
Lawim
Lillian Bef
Grace Braper
Danterias
Harry Underwood
Bobby
Dr Petit
Sergeant A Hunter Recalled for Duty
United States Army sergeant A Hunter, staying with Willem Landon at 111 Mast Washington Boulevard, has been ordered back to Washington to report for duty. The LaPon club plans a meeting Thursday afternoon at the Riggs Country Club.
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A- Hunter
United States Serial Service
Willem Landon
Mast
Washington Boulevard
Washington
LaPon Club
Indiana public service queues new rates for electric light and steam heat
Indiana Indianapolis announces a new schedule of rates for electric light power steam and hot water heat effective Saturday period. The light charge rises only for the secondary rate to six cents from five. A time charge replaces a previous mill charge for power. Steam and hot water carry a one cent surcharge up from five. TERRE HAUTE The Majestic Distilling plant transfers to Commercial Solvent for 300000 with production shifting to high explosives. QAPAYETTS Four new county agricultural ageda members named by Purdue leader T A Coleman expanding elected officials to 74 counties with 12 still without representatives.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service
Qapayetts
T. A. Coleman
Purdue Wniversity
B. Benjamin
LaGrange County
Harry Gray
Grant County
B. J
Salisbury
Wells County
Numene
Gretna
Avilla News Holiday Visits and Local Notes
Avilla residents share vacation updates with Chicago friends including Miss Omina Piatman. Hospital notes and local outings feature many names such as Crystal Offord and J B Warkhart. Weekend visitors include Elizabeth Miller, Mary Kokinge, and Rosa Weber as community activity centers on health and travel. A committee from Aller township minds a pageant to be held August 23 in Heendativilia.
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Avilla
Ind
Paulina Piatman
Chicago
Omina Piatman
Avilia
Sacred Heart Hospital
St. Mary’s School
Mouray
Will Knox
Crystal Offord
J. B
Warkhart
Eph Krieger
Cleveland
Elizabeth Miller
Mary Kokinge
Rome City
Barnard Kintay
Currin
Minn
Misa Rosa Weber
J. Heljer
Kendallville
Aller Townships
Bernard Hains
Pang
South Bend
Amandis Vanderveech
Revell Marritt
Fort Wayne
Cocoanut Oil Says Fine For Washing Hair
An article praises pure coconut oil as a greaseless shampoo alternative to soap. It suggests applying a small amount with water to create rich lather, rinsing to remove dust and dirt, and drying to leave hair fluffy and clean.
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Gery T Chean
Eeeush
Mothers To Be Health Story From Mitchell Indiana
Mrs Pan Mahan of Mitchell Indiana reports relief from neuralgia and restored strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during pregnancy. She claims her seven month old baby weighed nineteen pounds at birth and she felt much better overall since starting the remedy. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co publishes many such letters praising health improvements during maternity.
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Mitchell
Ind
Pinjcham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pani Monyhan
Old Ladies Parade and Hard Times Parade Schedule
The article outlines a Women's Day program for Wednesday August 14 with an Old Ladies Parade at 2 30 pm led by the Elks Band departing from the pavilion toward the theatre where a congress and souvenirs will occur and the eldest woman crowned. The Hard Times Parade led by the Elks Band follows the congress, starting again at the pavilion and moving to the graveyard area. weather could postpone events to the next fall day.
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Elks’ Band
Jelks
Storuy
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