National Temperance Union Reelects Lillian Stevens in Portland
Mrs Lillian Stevens of Portland Maine was unanimously reelected president of the national Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Portland Oregon with all officers also chosen anew. Sessions focused on anti drink and social evil strategies.
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Lillian Stevens
Portland
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Ore
Adelia Carman
Chicago
California
Vista Lake
Kern County
United States Bureau of Health
San Francisco
Great Salt Lake
James Buchanan Brady
Diamond Jim
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Johns Rockefeller
Henry Phipps
Brady
United States
R. E. Riggs
United States Navy
Newark
Riggs
London Board of Trade
Seneca
Revenue Cutter Service
Falls Undermine Foundation of Wealth Food Direction
Fragmentary ad text describes a shaky foundation of wealth and food guidance with dubious claims. Mentions Kings New-Fee Pills to tone the stomach and regulate organs. Pricing listed as 26 cents at local drug stores.
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A. J. Tronmongerig
City Council Minutes and Ledger Details from 1912 Session
The city council met at City Hall on Monday November 4 1912 with Mayor Pace and Aldermen Helgoth Dille Flynn Doelzer Smith Hutchins present. Treasurer Adams Brown reported a balance of 1718 01 after October receipts, bills for water works, salaries and services were read and approved with vouchers on file and the agenda included tungsten street lighting investigation. Later a widow consulted a medium about her dead husband and learned he was happier not in heaven, prompting a brief moral aside.
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Regilar
Inight
Pace
Aldé
Helgoth
Dille
Flynn
Doelzer
Smith
Hutchins
Ing
Adam Brown
Ed Porch
C. W. Woodward
Tom O’mara
G. Halbleib
W. McManus
W. H. Green
Ald. Smith
Ald Dfille
W. Donovan
Ponel
E. B. Wright
Fred W. Potter
Public Service Co. Light
T. J. Segraves
Wm. Heininger
Fountain
J Hankins
Popel
Peoria
el Porch
Massey
Hall
Noll
John Noll
Peterman
Kuss Bros
Heininger
Jake Glatz
Park
Hawkins
J Williame
M. Stevens
J Gibbons
H Smith
C. McKeal
N. Conrad
Eee i
Osbon
G. Carrier
Doelzer & Co
Committee On
Gaid
Ald. Flynn
Ald Helgoth
G. E. Pace
Eas B. Wright
John
Face of My Mother Poem Highlights Love and Faith
Poem extols a mother’s pure heart, guiding love, and heavenly reunion. It notes resilience, forgiveness, and a faith that brightens sorrow. Included testimonial from Verne B Brown and endorsement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with no opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Verne B. Brown
James Therlo
Iron River
Mich
Foley
A. J. Ironmonger
Adv
Two Jersey cows show herd culling point in milk data
C. T. Seckles cites Wallace's Farmer data comparing two half sisters from the same herd. One produced 7344 pounds milk and 389 fat over six years while the other yielded 2503 pounds milk and 121 fat over four years, illustrating individual variation as the key factor in profitability.
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C. T. Seckles
University of Missouri
Wallace
The Use of Cards in Social Calls and Etiquette
In towns and cities etiquette guides advise following card rules for social calls. For first or formal calls a married woman leaves her husband and her own cards. men have less time for visiting. Invitations to weddings or gatherings follow the host’s name. acceptances or regrets are not written on cards.
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Isc
Rand
Hershiusband
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Illinois
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Barnes & Magoon
First National
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Jones
Banking
Basili
Ww. W. Dewey & Sons
New City Fe
Wyean Hartley, Jr
I Co
Caah
J. A. Swemn
Ae Henry
C. Lisle Smith
Main Street
Teleys
Cromwell & Coggshall
Ill
Cromwell
Dr. Coggshall
B. A. Hall
Best Park Row
Waulfair & Hanson
Prinary Physicians and Surgeons
McNabb
Fans
Ford Central
Eal Estate
Henry, Ill
Henry & Jacobs
Tlura L. Baker
Putnam, Tll
W. C. Moon
Peter Towers
Thompson
JNO
Eee Lacon
Indiana
Ohio
Élean
Henry, Wall
George Burt
George A. Burt
George Burt & Son
Avsky
Patnter
Mazda
Northern
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