Let's Start a New Club
A light survey of quirky clubs from a 20th century press piece highlights groups ranging from the Nightshirt Club of America to the Society for the Prevention of Calling Porters George. It notes how Americans love joining clubs even as new formations proliferate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nightshort Club of America
L. M
Davis
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
Mississippi
Teddy
Senate
White Bear
Minn
Sons of
G. B. Wollan
The
St. Paul News
Society
Quiet Birdmen
Chicago
Manchester
N. H
Coney Island
N. Y
George
Society For the Prevention
Dulany
Admiral George Dewey
George Ade
George M. Cohan
Georges Clemenceau
George William
Cardinal Mundelein
Babe
Ruth
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Pullman Company
Moses
Chet Shafer
Three Rivers
Wis
Guild
Benjamin Franklin Affleck
Portland Cement Association of Chicago
Julius Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck and Company
Grand Quin
America
Will Hays
Czar
Arthur Pound
Couzens
Michigan
Fossils
National Amateur Press Association
Thomas A. Edison
James M. Beck
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Josephus Daniels
Frederick E. Ives
G. Wash Press
G. Wash. Pullers
Harry C. Webster
Missouri
Knights of
Liars Club
Burlington
Weary Club
Norway
Maine
Fred S. Sanborn
Western Newspaper Union
Sew Your Own Frocks Promote Dream Girl Appeal
Advert describes three sewing patterns with frocks for lunch dates dancing and end of summer looks. Notes sizes 11-20 with fabric yardage, pattern numbers 1288 1326 1228, order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago, price 15 cents each. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Peace of Mind and Regulation in a Calm Mind
A reflection on inner balance linking a regulated state to tranquil thoughts. The quote emphasizes harmony between self and environment, suggesting serenity arises from disciplined perception and mental steadiness.
Aristides Reputation Sparks Public Irritation
Irksome it was Aristides whose reputation was so good that nobody liked him. The line implies communal weariness with praise of a noble figure and its social awkwardness.
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Aristides
Late Regret A Hundred Years of Regret
A terse saying notes that centuries of regret cannot settle a debt, underscoring the futility of remorse as payment. The phrase reflects a moral lesson that financial obligations require present action rather than future lament.
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Elmo Scott Watson
National Collegiate
Bear
Milwaukee
Quarryville
L. L. Runkel
R. P. Fairbairn
Circus Fans of
Karl Kae Knecht
Indiana
National Society of Long Fellows
Six Foot Association
Phil E. Zimmerman
Topeka
Kan
Society of Long Fellows
Zane Zanes
John
Sky”) Dunlap
Santa Ana
Calif
Register
Edith Gallop
Bald Head Club of America
Jes
Lice
Humboldt
Dunkel’s
Wee Quality Products CO
Hasan
Dante
By Fred Neher
Zeke
Ala Neler