Notable Gifts And Social Updates From 19th Century Notices
Miss Helen Gould endows Vassar College with a $10,000 scholarship in memory of her mother, the third such award in recent years. Annex planned for Dickinson Hospital in Dickinson by Mrs Wrights and associates. $10,000 memorial project. Colorado Springs women plan events for the quarto-centennial. a women’s board will organize. Mary M. Bartelme of Chicago reappointed Public Guardian of Cook County. praised for devoted care to children. A public speech in Shanghai by a Chinese woman opposes the Russian-Chinese Manchuria treaty, first such public address by a Chinese woman. Mrs Rose Lane of Buffalo, once titled “mother of thousands,” died. she mentored thousands of orphans and supervised adoptions. Observations on sewing and millinery menders highlight income opportunities for skilled helpers, stressing versatility and readiness.
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Helen Gould
Vassar College
Mary M. Bartelme
Chicago
Illinois Senate
Cook County
Chicago Legal News
China
Shanghai
Manchuria
Rose Lane
Buffalo
N. Y
Jerse County
Lane
Western Talirnots State Normal appoints Bayliss principal
Alfred Bayliss, superintendent of public instruction, chosen as principal of the Western Talinots State Normal at Macomb. If he accepts, he will resign as state superintendent and J Thompson of Macomb will become assistant there, joining Bayliss to strengthen the faculty. Also mention of cheap writing paper supplies and a Kidney cure anecdote promoting Electric Bitters with customer endorsement and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane
Alfred Bayliss
Bnie Instruction
Talinots
Macomb
J. Thompson Rof Macomb
Sher‘mat
Prof. Bayliss
Normal
Promising Future for Prominent Club Woman
Rev Phoebe A Hunaford of New York, a leading advocate for women’s rights and member of multiple clubs, speaks on the upward path of women in club work. She predicts a bright future of self reliance, improved homes, stronger family bonds, and broad influence in all circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe A. Hunaford
New York
Tseen
Farm column discusses crops and farming practices in Putnam County
The RiversidE District Grange column by H. Sum editor in Mt Palatine covers apple yields, calf veal quality, and the value of not letting grass grow in corn rows. It emphasizes efficient farm work, profitable pasture, and the role of dairying efficiency versus water in milk. It also notes grain rental liability and corn yields, with anecdotes from a ninety acre field yielding high bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside District Grange
H. Sum
Mt. Palatine
Putnam County
Live-bird Shoots Raise Eye on Cruelty to Pigeons
An observer condemns pigeon shoots citing wounded birds found in streets and a mother pigeon killed at nest. The letter urges stricter laws to curb the cruel practice, noting some states already enacted safeguards.
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Wowan
Geeit
Drs. M. L. Hildebran
Mlle Margaret, PL Wright
Henrietta ‘Wright
Northampton
Mace
Dickinson Hospital
City
Women’s Clubs
Colorad Springs
Colo
Hays
Glen's Herald
Procter 4 Gamble CO
Civpkat
Burnett Mann
Levanna
Dr Powell
California
Pchicago
San Francisco
Rock Island
AMA
Tarsracth A
RoGer-Ra
Gileit Pete Am
UrpareBd
Sayfa Hernan
Daylighy
Fen Duie¢ Low AL
Ani Lem Tai
Lucedaye
Joan Sebastian
G.P
Chiiage
Cress
Henry Station
Unmicagu
Styress and Mail
Foo
Hiptesy and Mall
Henry
Telephone
BB CO
Dally
Sauss
Streator
Wiiout
Strettor
H. Ross
General Tagenc
Oreanie
Streutor TH
Streutur
Princeton Normal School
and— Business College
Princeton
Jane
Ra Oo Eaniad
Wm. McKinley
Henry G Dloe
Vibert Me
S Mecregor Gilet
Hubert WeGregor
Mary Maud
Hid
McGrgor
Dan
Warwick
J. Blackburn
Putnam
Potna
Phe
Merel
Ives
Gt Db
Iprié
Ting
Jonas Mausp
James DLV Elbiess
Wy Terephoe Exchange
Ito
AMD
Ben
Wysinger
Rosenthal
Peoria
Illinois
McCall's Patterns
Uvaderekirts
Sills
Armure
Faille
Normandy Val
SPRI
Hysinger & Rosenthal
Paris
Poldiune
Udine Wirlelel
Goon Coffee
Hysons
the Hallet & Davis
Kingsbury, Cable, Wellington
Shubert
Estey
Lakeside
Central
Tinois
W. J. Nelson
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