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Miss Clara ONeil hosts a Sunday reception at her N New Jersey street home before her move to Cleveland Ohio. The piano circle and pupils shift to Miss Elizabeth Hess as five years of instruction converge with engagements, trips, and weddings shaping a busy social calendar across Madison, Lake Manitou, and surrounding towns.
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Women Champions On Tennis Courts In Early Days
In early tennis, writers doubted the sport for women due to strain, dress, and eye injuries. Yet players like Miss May Sutton proved the doubters wrong as women quickly excelled. The sport grew alongside croquet, with championships at Wimbledon since 1884 and national sanction in America since 1889. Miss Hagelhotchkiss, a UC student, is among promising figures noted by Walter Camp.
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England
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University of California
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Cooking schools come to regular army
General Carter, acting chief of staff, orders two cuisine schools for the regular army, arguing soldiers must master cooking as well as shooting. The July 25 report notes the new training initiative aims to raise overall soldier readiness.
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Carter
Wireless shopping from store roof in New York
A New York department store has ordered a wireless telegraph outfit to be installed on its roof, enabling passengers and incoming liners to shop by wireless. The system will let travelers and shoppers communicate with the store while approaching or docked, expanding shopping access.
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Weber Drug Co
Women Admire Strengthened For Protection
A historical column explores why women value masculine strength and protection. It cites anecdotes from brides and widows, notes men must display courage, and argues women seek partners who can guard and reassure them in danger. It frames bravery as both an old instinct and a social standard.
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Suffragist Roasts Bridge Whist Crowd in Chicago
Dr Anna Blount, a suffragist at the Equal Suffrage League in Chicago, mocks women who prefer games over voting noting Lee J Neil Browne would not enter the legislature if women voted. She blasts the bridge whist set as apathetic toward equal suffrage, calling out prize scrambles and quoting Kipling.
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University of Chicago
Cigarettes Are Causing Talk In Newport Society
Newport Rhode Island July 25 The question whether women can smoke in public stirs Newport society. A fashionable New York matron in the smart set smoked during the Bellevue avenue parade after church, showing puffed rings from a tiny cigaret. Mrs Alice Longworth wife of Congressman Nicholas Longworth is the subject of lively club discussions in Pittsburgh for alleged cigarette smoking.
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Women debate suffrage in crowded meeting at owl car
A mixed audience of about two hundred women and seven men debated women’s suffrage at a late night gathering. The men warned against enfranchising the so called lower class of women while the women pressed for rights, highlighting the disparity in societal status and potential consequences.
Fines Paid to Free Prisoners for Harvest Help
In Georgetown Kentucky July 25 farmers appeared before the county judge and paid the fines of ten prisoners to gain help harvesting the wheat crop. Some fines reached as high as $20. All prisoners cooperated willingly.
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Scott County
Grace Moore Survives Sleepwalk Escape in Denver Hotel
Grace Moore, 18, while in a somnantbulistic state, left her room and descended four stories by a fire escape. She walked two blocks, boarded a street car, and was awakened by a police officer. The incident occurred in Denver on July 25.
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Grace Moore
Society Woman Wadsworth Breaks Riding Record Across State
Washington July 23 A Washington society leader Mrs Herbert Wadsworth rode 212.3 miles in 15 hours 7 minutes from Ashantee at Avon New York to set what is likely a world record exceeding Roosevelt s 98 mile ride. She used twenty relays with fourteen horses, rode without special training, and finished with two extended rests totaling 144 minutes while riders followed by autos.
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Advertising Truths Echo Beyond Immediate Sales
A reflective remark notes that not every reader of an ad makes a purchase and that fishing with a hook does not guarantee a catch. The statement likens marketing effort to fishing, acknowledging imperfect outcomes in both endeavors.
Albers and Bears Draw Big Crowds at Riverside Beach
At Riverside Bathing Beach thousands watched Herr Albers and ten polar bears open a week’s engagement. The animals performed dancing, leap frog, gun salutes, flag waving, ball rolling, and a bear ride. Ladies’ day free on Monday and Friday. press day Wednesday with extra stunts. dancing nightly. two daily performances.
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Home fruit crops show big increase
Washington reports the United States rapidly shifting from reliance on imports to domestic supply for fruits and nuts. Oranges prunes and raisins show notable gains in self sufficiency while bananas figs walnuts coconuts and almonds remain largely imported. Data tracing imports and exports from 1890 to the past fiscal year highlights the rising value of exports and the narrowing gap with imports across multiple fruit categories.
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