Social Department Week's Calendar Update
The calendar lists social notes from Monroe with visits and events. Mrs Washburn hosts the Twenty Century Hook Club while Max Brodnax and various visitors from Gallion Vicksburg Collinston Bastrop and Shreveport attend meetings and greetings. The New Year Cotillion has been postponed by order of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Hook Club
W. M. Washburn
Booklab
Library of the City High School
T. C. Newton
Bastrop
Monroe
Lila Moore
Lake Charles
Drew Prichard
Shreveport
Was & Byes
Joan Breard
Jack Calder
Hunt
Delhi
Tother
W. L. Stevens
West Side
Lee George
New Orleans
S. R. Cloud
Alexandria
Mosaic and lace motifs headline midcentury craft and bake tips
The piece highlights mosaic corner work with a mosaic edge and boudoir pillows edged in filet and Irish crochet. It notes popular embroidered scarves with cluny edges, various tray cloth sizes, and wreaths. It also lists several women authors of best sellers and provides a bake recipe for a sponge cake with vanilla and milk. It reports The King’s Daughters meeting at City Hall, a $100 Elks donation, and Christmas charity boxes for 35 families with stockings and toys.
Doan’s Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Claims
A vintage ad claims Deane’s Kidney Pills cure kidney trouble and back pain with 50 years of use. It cites a Monroe Louisiana testimonial from Mrs. D. E. Roberts who reports relief after three boxes. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY for 59 cents. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane
Bright
Monroe
D. E. Roberts
Sixth St
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Purity Promise for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Medicine
An advertisement assures Swamp Root is pure natural kidney liver and bladder remedy. It stresses non stimulant formula from vegetable herbs and single dosage in teasponful amounts. A sworn purity statement accompanies each bottle and sample requests include a ten cent postage to Spinghampton New York. Monroe News-Star is referenced for mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Spinghampton
N. Y
Monroe News-Star
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Mendota resident Geo W Fitch reports buying Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment and claims lasting relief from eczema since the Civil War era. The ad guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer through 506 Jeffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Cardui touted as relief for womanly troubles in 1900s ad
A Mrs Sarah M Chap pell of Airy NC endorses Cardui as life changing for five years of womanly and stomach troubles. She credits it with rapid improvement and urges other women to try the tonic, noting it has helped many over the past decades. Instructions and a 64 page booklet are offered by Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.5. Sutton
Doss
Mose Fplewellyn
Hudson Lane
S. S. Johnson
Battle Creel
Mich
Roberta Ferguson
Meridian
Miss
Ferguso
W. L. Smith
Dick Ray
Marietta
Ark
J. M. Masengill
Mississippi
McWilliams
Mc-Williams
Starkville
Maccauber
Mr. Airy
N. C
Sarah M. Chappell
Cardus
Cardui
Lady Reader
Mrs. Stephania Coats Born 1867 Dies 1913
Mrs. Stephania Coats wife of C G Coats born 1867 died December 17 1913 aged 46 married February 11 1888 and mother of nine children six living five boys and a two year old girl leaves relatives and friends. Though not a Baptist by choice she trusted her Savior and faced suffering with patience and cheerfulness leaving a hopeful heritage.
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Stephania Coats
I[rving
C. G. Coats
Quaker Girl shines with lively cast and grand set
J Moore as Prince Carlo delivers strong voices while the ensemble and chorus provide solid support. The Quaker Girl features elaborate scenic design and engaging numbers including The Had Boy and the Good Girl and Come to the Ball. Officer 666 at Sugar's Theatre promises continuous laughs and twists through a two hour thrill ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Morley
Sugar’s Theatre
Texas
Galveston
Boston
James Tanner
Adreia Roos
Percy Greenbank
Lionel Monckton
Paris
J. Moore
Prince Carlo
Mr. Morley
Miss McCabe
Mr. Moore
Augustin MacHugh
Gaiety Theatre
New York
Ramsey seeks patronage for major periodicals
S W Ramsey, agent for Ladies' Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post, promotes opportunities to patronize the publishers. He notes appreciation for support and invites potential advertisers or subscribers to engage with Pioneer 979 16-1m.
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S. W. Ramsey
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Pione
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Coost
DeSiard Street
Chase & Collens
Social Department
Morris Haus
Daisy
Myrtle Young
Calypso St
J. Vi. Zanone & CO
Eneral Insurance
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company Building
Hallie Erminie Rives
Mary Johnson
Frances Little
Maria Thompson Daviess
Elizabeth Robbins
Helen B. Martin
Humphrey Ward
Elen Glascow
Roe
Doan
Pauline Newton
H. Jack Brodnax
Rosebuds
W. S. Smith
Master Lee
Vada Speed Layton Speed
Louise Faulk
Jeanette Jenkins
Francis Ferguson
Winnifred Surghnor
Florence Faulk
Lucile Stroud
Eva Stroud
Gilbert Hart
Cal Fluker
Wm. Myatt
Milling Bernstein
Gordon Surgaine
Briscoe Trousdale
Ralph Brodnax
Gordon Cummings
Graham Surghnor
Loyd Surghnor
Tulane
W. M. Lynch
Tony Chute
Harry Short
Jeremiah
Miss Bernice McCabe
Miss Dixie Girard
Mathilde
Mr. Murray Stephen
Captain Charters
Phil
H. W. Ledbetter
Dr. Hobson
The
America
Metium
Wwendows
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tann
Ouiter
Bruit Cakes
Richards Medicine CO
Sherman
Iva Smith
Py Blank
Téxas
Box
Chamerlain
Desers
walleyPind
GEM Smoke House
Lows Baur, Jr
Beant Lyceum Theatre
J. B. Parsons
Central Savings
Louisiana
C. Dawkins
B. T. Dawe
Dawkins & Dawkine Attorne
S-At-Law
Ouachita National Bank
Louis
Dr. Rohit
Allen's
G. Surfgehns
Sree Consulting Occulist
R. B
Thos. EB. Wing
New South Drug Store
St. Francis Sanitarium
W. E. Sulliva
DRS
Newton & Cosh Physicians and Surgeons
Grammoan
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