Committee of patriotic women to greet veterans at Memorial Hall
A committee of eight patriotic women organized to receive the Thirty-fifth Iowa veterans during their September 1 to 2 session at Memorial hall. The group includes Mrs. Malila Wiles, Mrs. Adam Flattman, Mrs. P. J. Murphy, Mrs. H. F. Bodman, Mrs. Herman Schmidt, Mrs. Amal Schmidt-Coobie, Mrs. Winifred Glosser, and Miss Charlotte Todman. Several listed have attended most reunions since 1896. Badges for veterans were first created by this group and are still cherished by surviving families.
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Thirty-fifth Iowa
Memorial Hall
Mra
Malila Wiles
Adam Flattman
P. J. Murphy
H. F. Bodman
Herman Schmidt
Amal Schmidt
Seven O Clock Dinner as Birthday Honor
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blunt at 604 East Fourth Street hosted a prettily appointed seven o'clock dinner Tuesday evening as a courtesy for the twenty year old occasion with family and friends attending.
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Roy Blunt
East Fourth Street
The World's Best Washing Machines To Pick From
The article highlights top washing machines including Snow Ball Picnic and Big Three models. It also references the White Lily Power Bench Washer as another option, emphasizing performance and variety in home appliances.
Fuller Hiller Co third birthday party and farewell dance
The Fuller Hiller Co marked its third anniversary for Miss Nellie Bryant with a pink and white decor dance event for fifteen guests. Henry Katz, a Muscatine Dall club member, said farewell as he plans to return to St. Louis at season end. The late summer dance at Muscatine Launch club drew about twenty five couples with the Gojoe club orchestra Manana & Ogle. Out of town guests included Viola Worrall of Atavese, Georgia Moore of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fox of Chicago, and J. D. Bolton and J. A. Jackson of Pittsburgh.
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Nellie Bryant
Henry Katz
Muscatiog ‘Dall Club
St. Louis
Muscatine Launch Club
Manana & Ogle Orchestra
Viola Worrall
Ata- Vesa
Georgia
Moore
Chicago
Richard Fox
J. D. Bolton
J. A. Jackson
Pittsburgh
Birthday Surprise for Mrs E E Davidson at East Seventh Street
A large group from the Jolly Twenty honored Mrs E E Davidson on her birthday Tuesday evening at her East Seventh Street home. The hosts were away when guests arrived, but they returned to a hearty welcome and a lively, jolly gathering with an elegant picnic supper. The Bloomington Grange meets Thursday with a main program debating whether the average worker encounters more discouragement than the average farmer, followed by a Junoh served.
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E. E. Davidson
ED. Davidso
East Seventh Street
Tuesley
Lloyd Stuart
George Exo
Junoh
Dusinesa Eccalon
East Aili Tocals
G. L. Watkins
Harlowton
Montana
Wellman and Koota
Albert. Kolin
Grant Street
Iowa City
Riverside
George Maurer
Anna Blanchard
Park Avenue
Keokuk
P. A. Lutz
Oakland
Gall
Eliza Noble
Toy
Millard Hempton Hone
Laurel Streat
Plans Made for Hearings to Arbitrate Wantorn Trainmen
New York August 27 Preparations have been completed by the managers conference committee of the eastern railroads for arbitration hearings by the board of six appointed under the Newlands act. Briefs have been prepared by both sides for submission to the arbitrators. Seth Low is expected to be chairman. Elisha Lee will act as railroads attorney. A B Garrattson and W G Lee will represent the men. Hearings will be held daily in the city.
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Wantorn
New York
N. Y
Astern Railroads
Newlands ‘Net
Sinbmicalon
Seth Low
East Hill Evangelists Conduct Services In Forest Park
Tent meetings by R Galntort of Pittsburgh and C R Jonking of Culpeper begin tonight at 7 30 and continue two weeks with afternoon services planned next week in the Forest Park addition. The tent seats about one hundred and was erected yesterday as one of the finest in the east end. The evangelists will preach each evening with a sermon by one of them.
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R. Galntort
Pittsburgh
C. R. Jonking
Culpeper
Virginia
Forest Park
East Hill
Thatle
East End
New York Painters Strike Paralyzes Citywide Homes
Residents of Fifth Avenue and other fashionable districts return from vacation to find decorators halted by the International Painters and Paper Hangers Union strike. It is the largest painters strike in New York history with about 15,000 workers idle and 5,000 more expected to quit.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
International Painters and Paper Hangers' Union
Max Gat
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Purge and Lustrous Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a daily scalp treatment that nourishes hair, stops itching, removes dandruff, and leaves hair soft, glossy, and voluminous. It claims immediate dandruff relief and usefulness for all hair types, with packaging featuring the "Girl with Auburn hair" image and availability at local drug stores.
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Wavercamp's
Ady
Three Stars in One Play at Ignots Theatre
Chicago will see a gala production of The Lady of the Slipper at Ignots Theatre featuring Montgomery, Stone, and Mina Janis with a large supporting cast. Victor Herbert composed the score, Anne Caldwell and Lawrence McCarty wrote the libretto, and James O'Dea penned the lyrics. Freckles at the Grand theatre follows, with Nel Twomey adapting Gene Stratton Porter’s novel and a large ensemble cast.
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Chicago
Ignots
Michigan and
Jackson
iSuely
iMontgomery
Storm
Old Town
Misa Jania
Slim Princess
Victor ‘Herbert
Anne Caldwell
Lawrence McCarty
James O'Dea
R. H. Burnside
Montgomery ‘and Stone
Mina Janis
Douglas Stevenson
Allene Crater
Peggy Wood
Eugene Revers
Gladys Zell
Robert Rogers
Vielat Zatt
David Abrahams
Samuel Burbank
Helen Falconer
Harold Russell
Evelyn Conway
Ednngates
Sesson
Ilingis
Gene Suratton-Portar
Nel. Twomey
Grand Theatre
Bar Summer Sessions Progressive From Illinois Introduced BiH
Washington August 27 The lengthy fourth summer session of Congress in Washington has produced new members from Illinois and progressive measures introduced to curb summer sessions and prevent them from delaying the legislative calendar.
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House
Representative Thompson
Dinois
Congress
Illinois
Washington
D. C
Eat
Ite
Tle
Bernard Quaritch Dies in Brighton After Illness
Bernard Quaritch, renowned rare book dealer, died in Brighton from an illness contracted during a visit to the United States. He had attended a Poe gala in New York in January and purchased several rare volumes during that trip.
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U. S
Brighton
England
Bernard Quaritch
Unitted States
New York
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Pirates
North & South
McCleary
Russell
Schalet
J. Ribak
J. Asthalter
Chalec
Ribak
Sigma Alphas
Weed Park
Sigma Alphaaively
First Presbyterian Church
Richardson
Marlon
Ta. Houseghe Stuy
McQuown
Iowa Avenue
Misa Maud
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
East Second St
Herahoy
Vsapety
Hershey State Bank
THIRD
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East Ril
Wil
East HS
Dot Friedly
Orchard Wvenue
I. & I. Grocery
Miladly
Rinity Church
Trinity Church
All Saints’ Mission
Dandruff
Freckles
McLean
Mrs. Duncan
Duncan
Bird Woman
Adairs
Lord
O’moore
Ireland
Wasaner
Bernard Quanitch
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Paiot
Lowe
Brothers
Jett
Agupta
Sele
Thompson Bros. Co
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