WOWAN S WORLD AND NOTABLE WOMEN GIFTS
A miscellany of remarks on women, philanthropy, and progress. Mary Yeomans and Mrs Heepepkay are noted, along with contributions to the New York Botanical Gardens and the Mormon collection for the New York Public Library. Betty Burns lineage is traced through Mrs Susan Andrews, relating to Elizabeth Burns and Robert Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botanical Gardens
New York City
Helen Gould
New York Public Library
Berran
Mormon Church
Annie Lawrence Perley
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Susan Eleanor Andrews
Nevada City
Nev
G Aald
Burns
Shea
Elizabeth Burns
Robert Burns
Mary
Susan
Elizabeth
Betty
Prudence
John
Ife
Lamon
America
Andrews
Woman club news and note on civic efforts
At a Woman's Club meeting Mrs Mia Hildebruitt received a civic gift a plate engraving for the President from Washington to McKinley to be framed for Henry High School. California club women celebrate women physicians for the State Insane asylum and Dr Gertrude Gath Wellington is elected president of the Medical Women's Club of Chicago. The Denver Woman's Lunch Club is incorporated with rooms for a dining and reading room aiding working girls. Miss Julian A Kempshall leaves Brooklyn for Peoria to join literary and club circles. Virginia D Young becomes editor of the Fairfax Enterprise now run by two nieces in a new South Carolina paper management shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mia Hildebruitt
Cht
United States
Washington
McKinley
Henry High School
Shine Pegard
Congress
California Club
Ktate Insane Asylum
Gertrude Gath Wellington
Medical Women's Club of
Chicago
Jonnie KB Smith
Woman's Lunch Club
Denver
Col
Julian A Kempshall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peoria
Kempshill
New York
Mrs Young
Virgluid
Annie Marlon
South Carolina
Nervous Children and Outdoor Boy Temperament Examined
Fragment discusses nervousness in children and how outdoor activity builds strength and endurance. Mentions White's Cream Ver TRC and a product by Dr K Rowelle priced at 26 cents. Context implies patent remedy discussion but details are fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Bornale
K Rowelle
Farmers urged cooperation and smarter farming on the Arvensme column
The column discusses farm life in Putnam County NL, urging neighborliness and joint action to improve prosperity. It notes seasonal tasks, corn and broom corn considerations, poultry gains, and the need for better rural sanitation and home amenities to protect health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Arvensme
Dis
Emer Upance
UW. K
Ssrra
Helton
Mt. Palatine
Putnam County
Fair to Both: A Farmer and Wife Share a Washing Machine View
A farmer and his wife discuss buying a washing machine to ease labor at home. The husband notes fairness in shared labor, while the wife admires his action. The column praises practical, everyday management and urges speakers to offer practical ideas over mere rhetoric.
Philippine brand corn sparks unusual field demonstration
A Kankakee Gazette report describes JR Berry at Wildwood Park showing renetation propagation with evergreen sweet corn next to Red Minnesota op Squash corn. Wind caused cross pollination turning adjacent row to dead-black sweet corn on a white cob. Berry dubbed the crop the Philippine brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JR Berry
Wildwood Park
Minnesota
Berry
Kankakee
Work of Farmers Institutes and Wilmarths Address
A McLean county audience hears Mr. Wilmarth of Seneca outline ideas for the Farmers Institute. He calls it a school of the farmer, stressing local needs, practical knowledge, and the role of state support in agricultural progress. He warns against narrow methods and urges adaptation to evolving agricultural problems and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Wilmarth
Seneca
Mclean County
Unperceived inquiry leads farmers toward greater agricultural usefulness
A damaged fragment notes a spirit of inquiry among farmers, urging support for agricultural development. It praises progress and urges embracing measures to advance usefulness while offering Allard Horehound Syrup as a cough and cold remedy sold by Dr Powell. It then shifts to reflections on American administration, wartime prosperity, and growing national wealth.
Hall's Catarrh Cure PROMOTIONAL CLAIMS AND Diplomatic Talk
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for a cure and outlines testimonials. The text shifts to Premier Laurier remarks on US negotiation influence and the open door issue attracting European attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
J Cheney
West & Trugx
Sinmun & Matsvin
Fiall
Hall
Timely remedies avert tragedy and praise Dr King’s New Discovery
Fragmentary notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery curing throat and chest troubles for a New Straitesite Obio resident. It extols cures as proof of merit and mentions a drug store trial while hinting at a political convention date in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Powells Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoria, Ill
New Spring
Grace
Salta
Hysinger & Rosenthal
Colorado Springs
Salt
Californise
Southern Rourn
Kansas City
Fort Worth
el Pisa
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Jon. Sunastrax
G.pla
CRI. & P. RR
Sanda Fe
Henry
Totowa
Fond Wicagd
Jaxpress
Uwla
Otters
Warren Street
D.C
American Fire Insurance To
Western Department
Int
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Wenny, Inn
Moody
Tk Chas
Hartzard
Parker
S . Hai
Wowan
Mr Heepepkay
Mary Yeomans
California
TH M Laferriere
Minneapolis
Government of
New Mexico
Lydia Bradley
Leland Stanford
Stanford University
OLVS
Natitute
Ste Ama
L. J. Chuck
Orange Courthouse
Swift
Atlanta
Farmers Institutes
Wilmartth
County Barmera
Powell
Warness
Inn
Laurier
Canada
América
Imost
Mann
Ruesta
Sarin
SSSF
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