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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1921

Page

3

Washington Society Circles Define Capital Life Socially

The article details seven Washington social circles the administration, Congress diplomats army and navy judiciary scientists and old residents and explains how precedence guides interactions at receptions and garden parties. It notes the President’s wife as social head and outlines major events such as four great receptions and diplomatic corps luncheons at the Pan-American Union building.

Ashington Washington Administration Congress Army Navy Judiciary America Job White House Newport Southampton Chicago Thomas Jones State Treasury War Justice Post Office Interior Agriculture Commerce Labor Secretary of State Secretary of Labor Diplomatic Corps Waite House Foreign Corps Pan-American Union House Senate Senators Representatives Government Service Cosmos Club Dolly Madison National Capital Capitol

Tahiti Princess Ina Salmon Arrives in San Francisco

Princess Ina Salmon niece of Tahiti’s Queen Marau visits San Francisco on the liner Tahiti for a six month stay with her aunt Katherine Douglas of Alameda. She notes rolled hose and bobbed hair not common on her island while admiring large pearl ear adornments and fluent in English and French. Her quiet life contrasts with Kit Kat Club origins.

Ina Salmon Queen Marau Tahiti San Francisco Katherine Douglas Alameda Isle Ina Her St. Catherine’s College St. Paul, Minn Princess Ina Mainhinihi Salmon Marau S Jaid

Harding picks Big Four for disarmament talks

Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama joins Hughes Root Lodge and Underwood as the Democratic member of the U S delegation. Born in 1862, he has served ten terms in the House and two in the Senate. He is praised as a fair fighter in Congress and a trusted ally of President Harding.

Hughes Root Lodge Underwood Harding United States Oscar W. Underwood Alabama Kentucky House Senate President Harding Congress

Wilson’s Health Improves After Long Illness

The article notes Woodrow Wilson’s health has improved after two years of serious illness since leaving the White House. Despite near sixty-five in December, he remains under medical care with partial mobility and weakened motor nerves, but shows better voice and strength than feared.

Woodrow Wilson White House Mr. Wilson

Stillman Divorce Case Advances on Reconciliation Hopes

The Stillman divorce case surfaces with new twists. Anne Stillman, once aligned with her father, reconciles with her mother during summer. Family reunion in Canada includes Mrs Stillman and siblings Bud Anne Alexander and Guy. Mr Stillman hopes for a reconciliation but conditions on acknowledging Guy’s paternity.

Stillman Anne Stillman Miss Stillman Mrs. Stillman Bud Mr. Stillman

National Woman's Party Buys Capitol Block

The National Woman's Party gains ownership of three houses and surrounding gardens opposite the Capitol in Washington through a gift of 146000 dollars from Mrs. Oliver H. Belmont who is elected president. Miss Alice Paul becomes vice president and Elsie Hill chairs the executive committee. Belmont announces a new netticoat party to push a women’s platform with a woman candidate in the presidential race.

National Woman’s Party Capitol Washington Oliver H. P. Belmont Alice Paul Elsie Hill

Japanese Armament Talks Invite Noted Japanese Leaders

The Washington conference on armaments will feature Prince Iyesato Tokugawa head of the house of peers, Vice Admiral Tomosaburo Kato minister of the navy, and Baron Kijuro Shidehara ambassador to the United States. Admiral Kato’s appointment was anticipated. Tokugawa’s influence signals a peacetime, stabilizing approach amid diet recognition.

Pacific Iyesato Tokugawa House of Peers Tomosaburo Kato Kijuro Shidehara United States Admiral Kato Kensee Okuma Court of St. James Prince Tokugawa Japan Diet

Swamp Root Remedy Promoted For Kidney Trouble

Advertisement notes thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often without realizing it. It claims kidney health affects other organs and lists back pain, headaches, and nervousness as symptoms. Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with sample bottles available by mail order.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

A Concentrated Linguist Quips About Language Reach

A humorous quip highlights a wife who is a linguist not by number of languages but by speaking in one language. The exchange frames linguistic skill as a concentrated effort rather than a tally of tongues.

Wives Could Save More If Husbands Gave Enough

Opinion argues that household savings rise when husbands allocate sufficient funds to wives for saving efforts. Emphasizes financial partnership and budgeting within marriage.

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