Social and Personal Items Week's Calendar
The notice compiles midweek civic and social events in Monroe. Meetings include St Francis Auxiliary, Book Club at Monroe Public Library, and Baptist Woman's Missionary Society. The piece also lists numerous visits, travel notes, and birthday announcements from local residents and families.
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St. Francis
C. L. Thomas
Monroe Public Library
Book Club
The
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Woman Recovers From 23 Years of Illness on Tanlac
Mrs. Linda Peck of 165 Echols Avenue Atlanta says Tanlac cured her 23 year battle with nervous indigestion and weakness. After two bottles she gained sixteen pounds, can cook for many, and suffers no gas smothering spells or sleep issues. She praises Tanlac and notes Monroe Dy Allen's Pharmacy carries it.
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Linda Peck
Echols Avenue
Atlanta
Georgia
Taniac
Monroe Dy Allen
Advt
New York Considers Semi Dark City to Foil Air Attacks
June 18 report describes an official move to dim city lights to thwart enemy aircraft. Sleuth squads patrol shadowed streets while crowds stay to lighted highways. Officials seek hooded lighting akin to London to protect pedestrians and obscure rooftops from air attack.
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New York
Gotham
London
Federal authorities strike at German assets and Hoover law violators
Washington backed Alien Property Custodian units coordinate a major drive to seize German assets and curb spy profits in U S industries. Francis P Garvan leads investigators funding by Palmer organization to expose millions in alien property amid wartime shortages. Hoover act enforcement tightens kitchen and retail compliance from Fifth Avenue mansions to tenement homes.
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Washington
America
Francis P. Garvan
Jerome
Palmer Organization
Berlin
Germany
Fifth Avenue
War time effort to save children as heat hits tenements
Child welfare leaders mobilize workers to shield one million children from coming heat waves. Amid fatherless homes and restricted food, diet kitchens clinics and relief stations brace for a tougher summer to save more than six thousand lives compared with last year.
Street messengers men reclaimed as women’s labor banned
Managers of messenger stations announce return to using male workers after field restricted to female labor. Girls previously sped deliveries with no loafing on corners or fondness for doughnuts. with boys now lauded for tardiness, opponents of women’s rights feel pressured to support suffrage.
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Mercury
Wartime Economy Alters European Royal Wardrobe
The wartime economy forces European royalty to change fashion habits. Women members can no longer discard gowns after a single use, marking a shift from prewar customs to stricter thrift and reuse.
Resurrection at Lyceum with Pauline Frederick
Pauline Frederick stars in Resurrection at the Lyceum Theatre on Wednesday. The photoplay, based on Tolstoy, follows a half Gypsy Russian girl banished to Siberia after being falsely accused, whose life changes through love and remorse among stark social divides.
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Pauline Frederick
Paramount Pictures
Miss Frederick
Siberia
Siberian
Precantional Meeting at Trenton Baptist Church
An educational mass meeting is held tonight at 8 o clock in Trenton Baptist Church. Rev V E Duncan association manager Education Commission will speak on a vital education topic in the wartime era. All are cordially invited. the event was postponed from Monday due to train issues.
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Trenton Baptist Church
V. E. Duncan
Education Commission
Dunecan
Plans for credit men convention to aid government
In Chicago the National Association of Credit Men opened its annual convention with discussions on practical plans for business leaders to increase financial support to the Government. Eighteen hundred read as the year in the report.
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Chicago
Ill
National Association of Credit Men
Bankers gather as delegates attend three day convention
Delegates representing 24,000 members attend a three day convention with speakers including John Burke United States Treasurer Paul Warburg vice governor of the Federal Reserve Board and Charles A Hinsch American Bankers Association president A classified ad from Mine News Star offers rental listings for rooms.
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John Burke
United States
Paul Warburg
The
Federal Reserve Board
Charles A. Hinsch
American Bankers’ Association
News-Star
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