Achsah Lippincott Named Chief Market Clerk in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials appoint Achsah Lippincott as chief market clerk to supervise two city markets and assess municipal markets in other cities. The piece also notes suffrage guidance from Catherine McCullough and a suffrage campaign push led by Ma bel Vernon with summer headquarters at New Jersey resorts. It mentions Elizabeth Sheridan Matthews's appointment to Illinois state health board by Governor Dunne and the Illinois Democratic league endorsement.
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Achsah Lippincott
Philadelphia
National Woman Suffrage Association
New Jersey
Mabel Vernon
The
Women’s Democratic League of Illinois
Elizabeth Sheridan Matthews
Springfield
Dunne
State Board of Health
Tomah Social News Reports Local Weddings and Visitors
Miss Edith Murray of Tomah marries William J. Underwood of Chicago at her parents home with relatives and college friends in attendance. Several other couples wed, and locals plan visits, trips, and a blueberry crop promising a strong season in Tomah and nearby areas.
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Edith Murray
Tomah
William J. Underwood
Chicago
C. W. Murray
South Superior Ave
J. G. Smith
Congregational Church
Anna E. Smith
Henry Underwood, Jr
Eau Claire
College of Dentistry
Henry Underwood
Edward Straight
Harvey D. Straight
Oakdale
Adeline Fuhrman
Wyeville
Fuhrman
Elmer Quam
Alma Warnka
Bear Creek
M. E. Parsonage
L. E. Hoisington
Edwin Vandell
Theodore Brown
Altoona
Vandall
Ira J. Stutsman
Minneapolis
Elisha Davenport
Larr Valley
L. Gilmore
Tunnel City
Lodi
Milwaukee
C. C. Aller
Edith
Racine
D. M. Aller
Kilbourn Ave
Fred Haker
la Crosse
Goddard
William Holmes
Adrian, Mich
C. C. Boomer
Donald Compton
Spiceland
Ind
M. E. Church
Reedsburg
Epworth League
Bancroft
The
Baptist
Paul Austin
Jennie Caldwell
Eva Cornish
G. O. Murray
Agnes
Viola Johnston
Galt
Ontario
Canada
J. Harris
Cuba City
D. E. Miller
McLean Ave
Frank Drew
A.l.butts
H. B. Johnson
Yellow Stone Park
Agnes Darwin
Minoqua
Gertie O’leary
Eberts
San Francisco
Refuses to Build a Chaos
The author argues that the mind resists conceiving chaos and asserts that any imagined chaos will still settle into order. It claims the mind seeks balance and structure, shaping even formless thoughts into a coherent base.
Delicate Hint in a Brooklyn Life Quip
A quip from Brooklyn Life features a balladist asking if cutting one of four songs would improve the act and a stage manager replying that it would by about twenty five percent. The exchange showcases stage craft and humor in a theater setting.
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Brooklyn
Weather Bureau Drawer Open Sparks Storm Theory
A comic exchange cites the weather bureau as the source of storm explanations, with a humorous suggestion that a drawer might have been left open. The dialog toys with causes of storms and the idea of hidden weather plans.
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Tommie
Tompkins
The
Weather Bureau
Spiritual Force Stronger Than Material Power
Thought governs the world, and great men recognize that spirit surpasses matter as Emerson urged.
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Emerson
Initiation Casually Easing Bridegroom’s Nerves
A comic remark likens the groom’s calm during the ceremony to having earned many lodge degrees. The quip suggests his experience steadies him, while the bridal party and spectators note the straightforward, confident demeanor.
Maxim of Experienced Housewife
A witty maxim notes that a bridge playing wife cannot complain when her husband joins two or three lodges.
Bruce Armstrong Presents Dream House to Violet
Violet Dare and Bruce Armstrong plan a future together as they tour a modest boarding house. Bruce reveals he built a cottage home and prepared a deed for Violet, hoping she will marry him and share the Armstrong property, while friends Helen and Clarice offer mixed support.
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McClure
Violet Dare
Bruce Armstrong
Bruce
Violet
Helen
Clarice
Halen
Take All the Cream
Educated folk keep to one another's company leaving others like milk skimmed of its cream.
Submarine telephony achieved 11 mile England link
Insulated wires carried telephony signals across a submarine line spanning 11 miles in England, marking a technical milestone.
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England
Making Life Pay
A reflection on lifelong work and constant improvement by Dr. William Brodie Patterson. Progress is eternal with no final limit, as each day builds on yesterday to raise living standards and personal development.
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William Brodie Patterson
The fisherman's motto All things come to those who bait
A lighthearted item notes a fisherman's motto about patience and luck. It frames fishing as a patient pursuit and hints at humor about bait and success shaped by timing.
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France
Catherine Waugh McCullough
Illinois
Tomah, Wis
Mallen
Horlick
the Tribune
By Marie LA Rocque
Clar
Armstrong
Lives Brand
Needham Amusement .O. (Incorporated
Idaho
Uvreev
SOLIN
YORK
Perdon
Ayer
Daddy
Jack
Evelyn
Usly
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