Federation Day Observed by Tomah Women’s Civic Club
The Tomah Wisconsin area reports Federation Day events with the Women’s Civic Club hosting, noting activities at the annual Wisconsin Federated Clubs meeting in Superior. Delegates including Mrs. Edgar G. Lockwood and others contributed reports, with a banquet, musical numbers, and attendance by local members. The day’s schedule included a visit to Rebekah lodges in Sparta and a country club event, shaping a busy sequence of social and community gatherings.
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Omail Wis
Givje Impravementlub
Eung
Wisconsin
Superior
Edgar
G Lockwood
Tain
Es Ben Nuzum
C. ©. Eazen
Rink Kuick
Wes Piven
Ute Club
Yoru Sola
Currel Robb
Marie Schneider
Gertrude U Leary
Monty & Banquet
Kobe Lodge
Noung
Phy Salvation Army
Tel
WW. Waren and
Corps
T8mub
Hundred Gellar
Lira Calkins
Ofhia Wity
Chicago
Appaul
Lulu Janey Abercrombie
Inez Corrigan
Lo Pellvons
Ruby Earle
Marle
Qrusby
Black River Falls
Yourville
Sparta
Dormer Chily
Clemmens
Mesdames
Graves
Walter Card
Alup
Shakespeare Club
W. J. Houshard
King John
Maxwell
Helen Crow
Pred -Dnxtader
Warnsau
Brr
Verne Freemore
Mowbridge
S. D
Andrey Freemore
Clayton Paine
Ashtabula
Ohio
Ulis City
Louis Dangle
Reedsburg
And
Airy
A. A. Pix
Mra
Iver Orphina
Pfister
Milwaukee
James Brown
Tarokk
Wedeking
Neilsville
Wis
Nellie Burber
Lenora Trohn
Brer
Bosshood Pharmacy
No More Snuggling The Loneymoon Ends
A cryptic exchange notes the end of a coupling era. The speakers reference carrying individual umbrellas as a symbol of separation and change in their relationship.
The Generous French Poet Beranger in 1857
Anecdotes recount the generous French poet Beranger who, when poor, gave away all he had and sent visitors to his friends for help. He lived simply without an anteroom, and beggars waited on the stairs for alms. Lisette distributed items first, while friends urged restraint.
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Beranger
Howe
Bergara
Lisette
Beringer
Alsette
Borunger
Li Prange
Ouija Board Craze Doubted by Miss Cayenne
In a dialogue on the ouija board fad Miss Cayenne asserts the interest was not a craze and implies the public reaction lacks proper respect. The exchange hints at growing weariness or dismissal of supernatural trends in contemporary society.
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Miss Cayenne
Diamonds in Shipbuilding Hint Echoes of Armament Fact
The fragment recalls speculation that diamonds have a role in battleship construction through diamond dust for cutting heavy steel. It muses on imagined uses in armament manufacture and includes a garbled aside about a pardon for MacSwiney and a note about the next king of England.
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England
MacSwiney
Baltimore
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Allen Schmoller
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Anna Betthanger
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Mabel Welch
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Ida Miller
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0. G. Smith
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L. J. Roberts
R. Williams
W. C. Hieting
HL Burkin
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M. Compton
C.J. Maxwell
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Charles Kukack
New Batter
Fred Claryson
Momence, Til
High John
Ada Vandervoort
Fern Lowly
Queen Exsther Society
Fay Henry
Edna Wagner
George Ragan
la Crosse Taxi
Preferee
LaCrosse Taxi Co
Kane Bros
State St
Lucky Tiger
Orca Dandraf
Lucky Tiger Dandruff CO
Munran City
Oma
Nash
Nash Motors Co
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Kenosha
Nash Motor Company
North Sixth St
Poly” Stue
Washington
OUR
Alundry
State Street
Essex
Ua Srerooreeo Rede
Henry Ford
Harry Dahl