Notable Local and National Social Service News
The article notes Carrie L. Tyler's 463,621 vote for California Democratic residential elector, narrowly behind Francis J. Heney. It also covers Miss Dorothy Walton in Minneapolis named anti tuberculosis social service worker, and Cynthia Westover Alden’s Boston reception as founder of the International Swan Society philanthropy network. It recounts Mary Smith’s adoption by James Pankhurst in Illinois, her departure for Chicago to seek stenography work after a promised $15,000 inheritance for remaining in a "real daughter" role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie L. Tyler
California
Francis J. Heney
Tyler
Dorothy Walton
Minneapol
Walton Ha
Cynthia Westover Alden
United States
Massachusetts
International
Swanfine Society
Boston
New York
Nxt
A Society
Alan Daily
Mary Smith
Chicago
James Pankhurst
Amboy
III
Miss Smith
Ceople
Cascarets Ad and Peace Party Plans Highlight Era
A Cascarets ad extols relief from headaches biliousness and constipation with a 10 cent box promising a morning clear head and rosy complexion. The piece shifts to coverage of the second annual National Woman’s Peace Party meeting with Jane Addams in Washington and plans for a Hague congress follow-up on women’s rights after the war. It notes a Belasco Theatre peace mass meeting on Dec 10 and outlines involvement of prominent pacifists including Miss Addams Emily Balch and Florence Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
National Woman's Peace Party
Jane Addams
Washington
Congress
International Committee of Women On
International Congress of Women
Hague
Miss Addams
Mags
Fannie Fern Andrews
Emily G. Balch
Florence Kelly
Lucia Ames Mead
National Capital
Belasco Theatre
Constipation relief with Chamberlains Tablets
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets as an excellent remedy for constipation. It emphasizes their pleasant taste and mild gentle effect and notes availability everywhere.
Debut of Miss Carnegie in New York Society
Miss Margaret Carnegie, sole Carnegie heir, is to be presented at a debut dance tomorrow night at her parents home. New York society anticipates the event with unusual interest, though Mr and Mrs Carnegie have never shown a taste for social display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clas
New York
Pittsburgh
Miss Carnegie
Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Ninety-second Street
Margaret Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Get-It's corn remedy hailed as simple solution
An advertisement pushes GETS-IT as easy to use for corns with claims of quick removal and painless relief. It notes druggists stock the product at 25 cents a bottle, offered by BE Lawrence & Co. and Chase & Collens, Phoenix drug Store, Chicago. Also included is a separate blurb about an heiress to American fortune, Miss Carnegie, age 19, active in civic causes and youth leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Tl. Seld
Monroe
Chase & Collens
Phoenix
Gayety
China
Toy catalog items across many styles and toys
A long OCR fragment lists numerous toy categories and items including drawing sets, toy furniture, tin toys, pop guns, wheels, animals, whist les, chimes, locomotives, go carts, cannon, fire engines, stoves, mirrors, and other mechanical and wooden playthings, reflecting a broad catalog style entry.
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Tion
Armstrong League
Stradivara
Victor
Columbia
Edison
Setler
Kaliski Music Company, Ltd
Bailey’s
Bailey’s Holiday Store
5C Toys
Toys
Chessindia
Flinch
Mrs. Whitney and Alger
Tenvig Eorees
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