Otterbein News and Courant Highlights
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Hot Springs Resorts Open This Winter at Three Hotels
The Hot Springs health and pleasure resort announces all three major hotels Arlington Park Hastman will operate this winter. The Park opens January 6 and Hastman January 20 with many hotels and about three hundred boarding houses offering reasonable rates. The Surgeon General backs the curative waters and reduced ninety day round trip rates are advertised by J C S Crane and THOS Follen agents of the Wabash Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Park
Hastman
Mny
Crest
Cutttrol
United States
J.C. S. Crane
Wabash Railroad
Lotis
Follen
Ass. & Tkt
Latusette
Ind
Plans for General Federation convention in Denver
The General Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Denver beginning June 22 for a biennial convention. Delegates will enjoy excursions to Georgetown and a mining camp luncheon, a sunset ride ending at Klitch’s gardens, and a Broadway theater venue with a post and bureau for information. Hosts include Mrs. W. G. Fisher and Mrs. Sarah S. Platt with governors, mayors, and local clubs contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Georgetown
W. G. Fisher
Klitch’sa Gardens
North Side Woman's Club
Broadway Theater
Delates
EB. M. Ashley
Sarah §. Platt
W. J. Whiteman
Athens Musical Society
Woman’s Club
M. Henrotin
Chicago
Alice Ives Breed
Lynn
Mass
C. P. Barnes
Louisville
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
Frank Trumbull
Annie Laws
Cincinnati
Alice Iven Breed
Vancouver
China
Japan
Alice Iver Breed
Breed
Pacific Coast
Honrotin
Sarah S. Platt
Denver Woman‘s Club
West
Doour
Alice B. Beshy
Rings and reading lure in mixed society noted
A female described as refined hides vulgar appetites for jewelry and status symbols while a separate note warns parents about boys reading tabloids and dime novels. The piece laments how sensational literature can draw youths toward disreputable influences and urges avoidance of bad books or people.
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New York Press
Police News
Detective
Wing
New York Story
Peck
New York
California
Deadwood Dick
Dead City
Seftyex
That Zame Back cured by Dr Miles Nerve Plaster
A historic medical medicine advertisement touts Dr Miles Nerve Plaster as a cure for back pain or nerve trouble. It claims relief and offers the product at a low price of 28 cents.
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BF. G
Wells
Chamberlin
A. P. Kontz
Claremore
Ark
L. Burna
Miles
Grimberlin
Warnet
J. M. Jackson
Bronson
Fila
Burns’ Drug Store
H. B. Dugdale
Warsaw
N. Y
DR. Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Zame
Dr. Miles
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