Brazil’s Bertha Lutz Says Women Don’t Want Suffrage
York May 6. Dons Bertha Lutz a leading South American feminist lecturer asserts many women abroad and in the United States do not actively seek voting rights. She argues indifference keeps women from pressing suffrage while urging organized movement and legal protections for workers, education, and pay equity.
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Oy Nortenge Gaunders
Gerview
York
Wkita
Landa
Dons
Bertha Lutz
Southerica
Han League For the Emancipethen of Women
South America
Woo
United States
Miss Lurz
Methodist Endeavor Meets in County View May Eight
Local notes report a Methodist church endeavor with Rev Stephen Gallery leading a Sunday service at 10 am and a Sunday evening class. Several parishioners and visitors are listed, including Miss Regina Piller and Mrs Sitney Hammond, along with movements to Martinsburg West Virginia and Baltimore for visits.
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Jnbertview
Wuvnall
Stephen Gallery
Hes
Ola Poole
Fork Poole
Mies Hit Vielen
Balamaure
Warmers Shange
Withersville
Weepies' Bank
Mare Smith
Seveh Dias
Pigte Meteatfe Dr
Uaion Bridge
Piast Wintmore
Sarah Metcalfe
Teo Cailene
Cherlottte Ann Stone
Bersie
WHO
Mas Berner Kiracefe
Fred. @tick
Mins
Thoms
Oliver Thomas
Nip
George TL Thomas
Mapleville
Lerraiie Simpson
Baltimore
Elizabeth, Christina and
Maekaeot Simpson
Frederick
Paidest Aid Society
Methodast Episcopal Church
Var
BOF. Mam. Wiehe
Mise Regina Piller
Enid
Sitney Hammond
Haltimore
Weaderick County
Siethocht Molenpat
Jel Joy
Dier Mint
Havi Onan
Bere
Ins Vonne
Omen
Petia
Phas A. Swayphtthe
Saolas
Choe Sanith Amel
Sethoie
Deurfo
Watts Toaery
Roger Coriman Reeser
Paul Tmo
Liberty Town
St Tetern Vath
All Women Who Work Need The Vegetable Compound
A 19th century advertorial promotes a herbal remedy named Vegetable Compound claimed to ease backache nervous symptoms and feminine ailments. It targets women fearing fatigue period pains and mood swings and urges use for healthier living with testimonials and authority from Mrs Simpl.
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Simpl
Delegates Visit Washington Conference Guests Dine at Hotel
A party of prominent figures from the International Council of Women stopped at the Smoads School Key Hotel en route to Gettysburg and back. They were hosted by Col. L. Rice Col. John McElroy and Mr Teather Worrel and included Hon. John M Robinson Wilder Metcalf Chauncey Herrick MajGen John L Clem and others. The group wore noted attire including a sleeveless velveteen jumper and quilting velvet capes while touring.
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International Council of Women
Wardington
Smoads Sool
Key Hotel
Gettysburg
Gettystorg
Col
Tl. Rice
John McElroy
Mr. Teather
Worrel
Thore
M. and
Mes. Robinson
Kentucky
Wilder HL Metcalf
Chauncey W. Herrick
United Bpanted War Veterans
Mra
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Constipation Relief
A nostalgic advertisement touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a safe permanent cure for constipation and related ailments. It claims 100 percent bran, natural operation, and urges daily consumption to improve complexion, headaches, breath, and digestive health. Distributed with generic sales language and a Michigan address.
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Kellogg's
Kona Creek
Michigan
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Nona Bertha Lutz
Seppineton
St Marsh College
Emwsey
Van
Lorraine Simpson
W. A. Sites
Martinsburg
W.va
Mr. Sites
Lawertytown
Leagte
Montvomn
Judd Beromie
Avie Tata
Sidime
Paw Poe
Maria Cameron
Haly
Earl of Bluntingdon
Koblp Taod
Sprecht Nut Margarin
Ornener
STAG
Tig
Hirghberg Paint CO
Baltimore + Maryland
Hirshberg Paint Co
Maryland
Washington
U.S. A
Oeece
Mationel Tribune
D. L. Rice
W. L. Mattocks
Williard Cerlatia
Mies
Augusta B. Porver
Mamie P. Dorsey
Seaball Worrell Ball
Myrtle J Worrell Bockles
Remaien
Kellope
Allen
Spencer
Bessey
Fahrney
Fair Grounds
Spencer Corsetters
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
Market St
Hoover
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Potomac Edison Co
N. Market St
Seeger & Company
Hardware
South Market &J
Frederick, Md
RED Star Oil Store
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