The Place of the Present Macyanization of Women
Editorial from The Delineator for July praises women’s organizations and their civic work. It cites the Daughters of the American Revolution for Mount Vernon and Valley Forge preservation, notes WCTU charity and jail work, and credits United Daughters of the Confederacy with healing North South rifts and shaping postwar ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Venoon
Washington
Valley Forge
Women's Christian Temperance Union
United Daughters of the Confederacy
South
The
Delineator
Obituary: Joseph Morthland 75 Remembered Locally
Joseph Morthland, 75, died Tuesday at his home. The funeral was held at Andrew Chapel yesterday afternoon. He was a respected figure in Warren and Warren Township, known for his character as a man who will be missed by family and community alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Morthland
Andrew Chapel
Warren
Warren Township
Novel Tien
Joe Morthland
Cruise of the Alige Wall sails toward Hoboken mystery
An airship drama unfolds with crew shouting as the Alige Wall lifts from Snalomiah to Hoboken. Professors, Tim and Mike mock gravity, mail drops, and a misjudged drift leads to Hoboken finally coming into view amid chaotic shipboard humor.
Early mass killings in Turkey reported by consul
A Turkish field report from Tarsus describes two thousand laborers shot at Hamadieh during April massacres. Bodies reportedly lie where workers fell, resembling a battlefield scene. Nearby notes mention local ads and small personal notices about residents and trades in Moss Pharmacy areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Tarsus
Hamadieh
How to Make a Frock for Your Small Girl
A July New Idea Womans Magazine feature advises practical simple frocks for very young girls. It describes a square yoke high neck or square cut yoke foundation, front and back fullness achieved with double pleats, and sleeves with a band. Materials range from cottons to silk and linen, with galatea for play wear and lighter fabrics like French Batiste and muslins for everyday use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Womans Magazine
Flag Day origins and early design resolve
The first official action toward the flag came on June 14, 1777, when the Continental Congress declared a thirteen stripe red and white flag and thirteen stars on a blue field for a new constellation. Some writers credit the design to the Washington coat or the Washington coat of arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Continental Congress
Washington
Confederate Bill Trick Ends in Arrest on Bowling Green Road
Henry Pride sold a run-about buggy to a young man named Bob Kelly who paid with a Confederate $50 bill. The note turned out worthless at Mercantile Bank. Constables tracked Kelly to Ingo ford, arrested him, and he posted security for the buggy before returning home. The Pike County News notes the irony of taking Confederate money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pride
Bob Kelly
Bowling Green Road
Henry
Mercantile Bank
Joe Russell
George Pride
Green Road
Kelly
Ingo Ford
Pike County
Gee
Monroe City capitalist visits Hannibal banker
J. S. Scott of Monroe City spent yesterday in Hannibal as a guest of J. T. S. Hickman of the Hannibal Trust Company. Chinalac and Pattons Sole Proof furniture varnish are sold in any quantity at Moss Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Scott
Monroe City
Hannibal
J. T. S. Hickman
Hannibal Trust Company
Hannibal Journal
Chinalac and Pattons
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Oxfords
Pillsbury’s Best
Morthland
Cruise OF the
Alige Wall
Alice Wall
Snalomiah
Hoboken
cRoegt
Eallore
Jenning
Kabhi
Thiwet
Wolonw
Olina
Sylder
Tito Pole
Mike
Tim
Tre
Mars
Snohomish
York State
Jersey
Bedad
Kabhan
Rabhan
Prof. Thayer
Moss
Bura Publishing CO
West 309Th ST
New York
Tras
Paventa
Minn & Co
Oial Mutica
Scientific American
Torna
al Newsdeniers, Inn & Co
York Ofice
Moss Pharmacy
Helen Southern
J. A. Southern
Independence, Mo
Germezone
W. H. Moss
Nichola Ratz
West Ely
Godfrey Discher
Evan Smith
J. B. Butler
W. B. Meyers
Cen‘ter
Pratts
Louse
Moss’ Pharmacy
S. H. Bagnum
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