Women and party affiliation in US suffrage debate
Miss Marie Ames discusses a separate party idea at a Kansas City meeting, saying women may affiliate with both major parties but will vote wisely. She stresses education on citizenship and ballot use for both women and men, arguing for strong foreign policy focus and intelligent voting.
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Marie
Ames
Orm
Marie-Ames
Kansas City
Federal
Studia
America
Agnes
Missouri
Miss Ames
Biggetts
Glad Sister Escaped Operation And Health Miracle
A quack advert recounts a sister saved from gallstone surgery by Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The piece claims the remedy clears mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract, curing a range of ailments from stomach to liver and even appendicitis. It promotes the drug with a money back guarantee via Round Corner Drug Co.
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Mayr
Uf Rand
Nile
Round Corner Drug Co
Adr
Lesson for July 6 Church Life and Work
A compact study of the church's origin at Pentecost, entry conditions, and early practices. It traces the birth of the church, steps into membership, and the primitive church's devotion, fellowship, prayer, and shared goods. It ends with duties of officers and members and guidance on church harmony and growth.
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Peter
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Church of Jesus Christ
Church of Christ
Andohe
Look I do deserve a second look says H Vincent
The quote expresses a desire for a second look rather than a first impression. It frames self belief and cautious judgment through a concise, defiant line attributed to H Vincent. The speaker dismisses being among those who reject second chances.
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H. Vincent
Demobilized 1919 Harvest Squad Sail As War Ends
Journal-World shock squad members in Douglas County report demobilization after a harvest season tagged by the I W W and Bolshevik scare. The seven man unit led by A and Newby includes E D Kingman W J Leatherman Oscar Forney and John Parish. The campaign yielded tales of tannish chiggers ice cream and extra pay amid a vacationlike field experience. Camp Funston to close as a demobilization center after July 10 with overseas troops redirected to Camp Dodge Iowa.
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Journal-World Shock Squad
Harvesters
Douglas County
Leatherman
Kingman
Newby
Ralph Coleman
Journal-World Office
Camp Funston
Washington, D.C
War Department
Kans
Kansas
Camp Dodge
German peace delegate secretary in precarious condition
Greta Dor, a secretary with the German peace delegation, was reportedly struck on the head by a stone after leaving Versailles. She is said to be in precarious condition as of the latest bulletin.
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Hun
Berlin
Frau
Greta Dorblush
Versailles
Water Diversion Bill for Industrial Use Passed
The Senate approved a bill authorizing diverting water from irrigation systems to industrial use where such diversion won’t hinder irrigation. Applicants must prove they cannot obtain sufficient water from other sources before approval.
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Washington
Senate
War Savings Certificate Declared A Path To Freedom
A War Savings Certificate is presented as a declaration of independence promising freedom and prosperity to holders. The message frames the certificate as a tool to secure personal liberty and financial well being.
Theatre Plans Amid Confusion Over Tickets
A fragmentary dialogue shows a mother resisting a theater outing with someone, and a character mentioning three tickets. The other person offers to give the extra ticket to a familiar man who accompanies them between acts, ensuring no one misses the show.
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Albert
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