Women leaders tour in busy schedule across states
Urs N Moore president of the Sdon Federation of omens clubs travels through several states visiting cities such as M dee Ds Btre Woneyeit Rapids, Portland, Boise, Salt Lake City and Denver. The tour aims to highlight women’s clubs focus on parks, public health, schools, forestry, waterways and labor legislation. a college scholarship endowed nine months ago remains unclaimed, raising questions about free tuition and student ambition.
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Urs
N. Moore
Presidt
Sdon Federation of Omens
M Dee Ds
Woneyeit
Rapids
Ian Y
N. D
the Wash
Portland
Ore
Boise
Salt Lake City
Denver
Siart
Mgs
Oeares
Piers
Bits of Humor From a Fragmented Page
Siblings teased a resident named Gent as humor abounded in a snippet. The awkward line hints at a local social moment with casual banter and a passing reference to Mrs one.
Housekeeping Hints From Mrs Maude Cilley
A long list of traditional home care tips including cleaning, cooking, and maintenance. Advice covers fabric care, stain removal, dusting, cleaning metallics, preserving brasses, handling bulbs, and making simple dishes. Many entries suggest practical, step by step actions with common substances like borax, alcohol, turpentine, and soap for everyday household tasks.
British Like Their Ice Cream Soda Now
Chicago reports Harry Gordon Selfridge, head of Selfridge's in London, credits American ice cream soda for boosting sales, plans a bigger soda fountain next year. He notes English customers share a sweet tooth and claims English methods rival American promotion. He adds English staff learned American methods during a study visit.
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Chicago
England
Harry Gordon Selfridge
Selfridge
America
New York
Laughing at a circus misname in The Christian Register
Mrs Cashton humorously recounts Mrs Smith calling an animal a seraph at a circus. She intended giraffe but the animal was actually a camel, described as camomile in playful correction.
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Christian Register
Mrs. Cashton
The Fun of It in a Louisville Picnic Quip
A witty exchange from the Louisville Courier-Journal recalls a lazy picnic plan as the line about soaking sandwiches in lemonade surfaces. The quip reflects on conscience being needed by those who have lost it.
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The
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mosaic Poem Fragment and Poetic Snippets Collage
A fragmentary mosaic of poem lines and literary quotes appears, noting various authors and phrases. The collage features Coleridge Longfellow Tennyson read aloud alongside other poets and references. The piece hints at themes of memory longing and romance within a chaotic, yarnered montage.
Queer Idea Sparks Debate At College Cane Rush
A fragment describes two college men discussing a queer idea during preparations for the cane rush. One man insists the other study and avoid riots, while the other questions the plan and responds that he said yes yesterday to getting ready.
Long Distance Proposal Sparks Odd Courtship Detail
A man proposed to his wife via a long-distance telephone call and since marrying, he reportedly prefers to converse with her in the same manner.
The Scourage of Rats
The department of agriculture faces a major challenge eradicating rats infesting farms and towns. Rat damage costs the United States about 100 million dollars yearly in grain loss and food spoilage. Norway rats spread globally via ships. a pair can multiply to 30 million in three years. A federal crusade urges ratproof buildings, secured food, and targeted poisons.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Fragmented quotation from New York Times shows altered devil rhetoric
The readable fragments present a garbled dramatic exchange about prices and producers with phrases like brimstone and devil, indicating a chaotic, possibly theatrical, context. Names and clear facts are sparse, yielding a vague, misaligned excerpt.
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Dapton
New York Times
Senator Gore’s Hen Yarn at a Methodist Conference
A Kansas City Star feature recounts Senator Gore of Oklahoma telling a joke about a hen with ten chicks. The mother hen’s brood ends up in a conference where five roosters are eaten by ministers, leaving the pullets to wonder where their brothers have gone.
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Senator Bore
Kansas City
Senator G Gore
Oklahoma
St. Joseph
Mr. Williams
Baptist Church of
Pleasant Hill
Senator Gore
Chickenville
Biddy
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