Modish Clothes As Cause Of Marital Unhappiness
Paul and Virginia, owners of a Milligan Place shop, discuss cutting fashion to art and simplicity. They envision hand painted, line-focused garments, fewer details, and durable colors to curb frivolous trends while promoting suffrage and practical ideals. They debate Greek styles and a future where clothes aid health and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Paris
Ameri
America
Virginia
York
Milligan Place
Janet Kittredge
Chicago
Forbes Morgan
Ness
School of Fine and Applied Parts
West Tenth Street
Ind
Aljeg Pbus
Aspasia
Milligan Place House
Typhoid Mary Gets New York Treatment Trial
In New York a vaccine project aims to curb Typhoid Mary and several carriers. Dr. Park reports hopes that her germs will be routed with vaccination after two weeks of therapy at North Brother Island. The program includes carriers in institutions and cites Meader’s prior findings of reduced germ traces.
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New York
May
Maloin
Board of Health
William H. Park
City Bacteriological Laboratory
North Brother Island
Park
Meader
State Medical Service
Marietta College Tennis Team Triumphs Over Wes Jeyan
Marietta college tennis team defeated Wes Jeyan here on Tuesday in a straight set victory. The Marietta pair White and de fe led the doubles 6-2 6-3 against Flowers and Chapman, while Hall beat Post 6-2 9-0 and White defeated Chapman 6-1 6-2. A heavy wind slowed play and added uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckhannon
Marietta College
Wes Jeyan
Marietta
All
White
Flowers Kid Chapman
Hall
Post
Chapman
Fish findings show anglers enjoying modest success
Local anglers recount modest luck this year with hook and line as the closed season begins. Reports note more fish near headwaters of the Tygarts Valley while some gig fishermen face restrictions and disappointment from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Walton
Tygarts
Civil War's First Battle Tale from West Virginia King Many Years On
A Randolph County West Virginia interview retells the Rich Mountain battle, its leaders, and the King family memory. Michael King recounts arriving from Ireland, serving in the Civil War, and shaping Kingsville, WV. He notes McClellan’s operations, Garnett’s death, and the era’s sparse monuments. The narrative preserves local history and family ties to Union and Confederate eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Michael King
Roundstone
County Galway
Ireland
America
Fetterman
W. Va
Clarksburg
West Union
Parkersburg
Ohio
Kentucky
Nashville
Crocker
Crockers
Randolph County
Kingsley
Garnett
Staunton and
Parkersburgh
Hart
Titch Mountain
Valley
Arnolds
McClellan
Philippi
Hillery
Roaring Creek
Rich Mountain
Hart Boys
Rosecrans
Pegram
jUniontate
Virginia
H. Plagie
The
Virginis Confedercy
Beverly
Cumberland
Potomac
Bull Run
Lincoln
Baltimore
Camden
Delia A. Joyce
St. Joseph's Church
EB. T. Joyce
Plank
Kingsville
Wave Talbots
Barbour County
Kingeville
Garland
Pittsburgh
Impgsville
Thirears
Mable
Kingsvill
Hillery House
B. T
W. M
J. W. King
C. B. Armstrong
B. J. Fallon
Buckhannon
W. T. Street
Julie J. M. King
Kathleen B
Milk Hygiene Tips From Health Director for Clean, Safe Milk
Summer’s approach prompts Philadelphia health official to publish a health bulletin on keeping milk clean and cool at home. Ventilate, refrigerate promptly, keep bottle sealed, scald ref freezer compartments weekly, and wash utensils and bottles thoroughly. Ensure milk bottles return to dealer and avoid contamination from other fluids. Tuberculosis, diphtheria, typhoid can spread via contaminated milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diector Zieg’er
Philadelphia
Zierler
Stallion Service Offered at Grafton Stables
A heavy bay stallion will stand at the old Roe livery on low vertro ve street in Grafton every Saturday during the season. On other days the stallion is kept at Woodyard place above Grafton Park, Widow Leroy Woodyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Roe
Lowver Trove Street
Grafton
Old Woodyard Place
Grafton Park
Volunteers in American Motor Corps serve with French and British armies
London dispatch notes the American Volunteer Corps led by Richard Norton gains attention as it expands to work with both the Second French Army and British forces. Cars of American make provide mobility on rough fronts, including a unit with a steam bath for wounded, while appeals seek funds to add more such equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Richard Norton
British Red Cross
Embrandy
A. E. Kemp
Paris
Dziewonski
Sanitary Department
Second Army
Debostport Voice Criticizes Grand Jury in Bank Wreck
A reader from Debostport condemns the grand jury for failing to act on bank deposit theft at the Grafton Bank. The letter argues law applies unevenly, cites excessive insider gains, and warns against bank abuse. references past grand jury work and a prior indictment of Stowe England for a minor theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Grafton Daily Sentinel
Gore
Juat J
Grafton
Gratton Bank
Grand Lnrg
Whale County
Stowe
England
NYMPHS TO DANCE ON NOUNTAN TOP
Tourists in Colorado may see nude nymphs dancing on a mountain top near Lake Eudora as a new colony forms. Miss Portia Sweet of Chicago arrives to train dancers with Greek system methods while offering barefoot or shod costumes. Early pupils include Miss Charlotte Whedon of New York and Misses Marion and Harriet Grazier of Brookline Massachusetts.
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Denver
Colorado
Lake Eudora
Girta
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Portia Sweet
Sweet
Charlotte’ Whedon
Marion Andj
Harriet Grazier
Brookline
Mass
Publication plan for Monthly Crop Report reestablished
A new report titled The Monthly Crop Report will publish in May 1915, resuming size and scope of the former Crop Reporter. It will present tabular crop data with text summaries, aiming for prompt distribution and wider circulation via the Office of the Secretary and Weekly News Letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Department of the Weekly News
Riter
Organ Recital at Reopened St Pauls Church in Grafton
The St Pauls Episcopal church in Grafton presents an organ recital to open its newly beautified building. Miss Attie Almain of Sistersville will preside, with soloist John Marville and a male quartet featuring Job Jones, M John Rose, W Hartsook, and Bishop. Admission is free with a silver offering. The program includes Guilmarta Third Sonata in minor op 39 with Allegro and Adagio Molto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
St. Paul's
Episcopal Church
Misa Attie Almain
Sistersville
W. Va
John Marville
Marville
Maryland
West Virginia
Our
Job Jones
M. John Rose
W. Hartsook
Mr. Bishop
Alex Guilmart
Laurel Kilis Cattle and Musical Selections of the Era
London reports Lord Rothschild draws attention amid banking and Jewish community circles as he nears a new role in politics finance and philanthropy. British cattle breeder Keener in Keyser West Virginia recalls prewar speeches on fisheries and laurel roadside improvements amid pasture inquiries.
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London
Associated Press
Lord Rothseh'd
Buckinghamebire
Lord Rothachill
Keyser
W. Va
P. B. Raynolds
Alleghany Mountains
Britain
Germain
Unswatted Ties and Mosquitos Brighten Winter Metaphor
A reflective note frames winter as a prelude to a glorious summer, suggesting restraint in discomfort and a future of improved conditions. The piece emphasizes optimism and endurance through metaphorical language about mosquitoes and thawing prospects.
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Ford
Charis
Doris Fleischman
Noth Brother Island
Elkins
Stallion Service
Leroy Woodyard
Steve
Tucker
Aor
Anp Jon
Grafton Bank
P. S
Grafton Banke
A Depostport
Ofps
Alfred Holling
Refor
the Alter
John Lund
Alfegretto Graziosa
Bertho'd
Tours
Mole Quartette
Filipo Capocei
Alexander Outimant
Edward F. Johnston
Gnatt
Iphit “Atari
Fat
Hach
al Strang
Berceuse
Marek Ariane
Alex, Quilmiant
Lord Rothschild
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