Woman of 30 Married Seven Times
Columba Missouri gossip notes report Mrs. Schaffer-Smith Altheiser-Smith-Berry-Berry married Hoke Smith for the third time after separations and marriages to three other husbands. The 30 year old near Crilwood Calway county has seven marriages in seven years and remains described as handsome with a noted matrimonial record. Also divorce news from Chicago and assorted local incidents accompany this brief item.
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Ten Years Ago Whimsies and Weather Spark Local Gossip
A quirky recalled stretch ten years past mentions warm spells with stray snow, odd requests at a drug store, and spectators at the Commercial club. January brought good skating, chilly winds, and hushed chatter among medical circles about local entertainments and mischiefs.
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Swirl of Society Notes in Cincinnati and Nearby
Absorbed in social rounds, Mrs Potts returns from Creemore while a Mannet dance gladdened Brennicke academy. The Women's Research Club hosted at Mrs Kumberlin's Park Avenue home. A Fertnightly gathering united executive committee members at Nacional cafe. Mrs Morris hosted an afternoon at her home. A Wendeth event celebrated a milestone in a daughter’s life with about 600 children in attendance.
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Brennicke Academy
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Christening of the Flag of Panama ceremony described
The Panama event shows a solemn ceremony on military parade grounds led by Pathor Bernandino of the Roman Catholic church. The flag features red white and blue with white between red and blue to symbolize a truce between liberal and conservative parties, with red and blue stars and ships seen in Panama Bay over the past five months.
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A Corner for Women for the Little Folks
A dated fragment describes a young woman clerical worker and a dignity filled office scene. It includes a dress description in white silk with lace and hardships of daily office life alongside a menu for Wednesday with detailed foods and a confectioner’s recipe in a domestic setting.
Why We Send Valentines In Saint Valentine History
The piece explores why valentines are exchanged, tracing the holiday from ancient fertility rites to Saint Valentine’s memory. It notes a shift from Pagan feasts and name-gift customs to modern tokens of affection, and mentions English and Scottish observances and a growing custom of giving flowers and cards with heartfelt wishes.
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England
Scotland
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Discrimination Talk Reflects Class Tensions in Conversation
A fragmentary discussion quotes a woman defending her own choices while facing snubs from loved ones. The text hints at gendered and class-based judgment, noting stronger moral concern among peers of the same class than those of different classes, illustrating social tensions in the dialogue.
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Comfort at work requires proper kitchen attire
A period note advises women to wear practical kitchen clothing that is comfortable and safe. It recommends washable materials, coordinated aprons, short skirts for stair climbs, buttoned sleeves to roll up, and sturdy tight shoes to reduce fatigue and improve enjoyment of tasks.
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TR. B. Dannemeyer
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Deaconess Hospital
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