Passenger Train Timetables Fragment
Fragmentary timetable lists passenger and freight cars with numbers and times. Mentions Northbound routes and repeated “Passenger” entries with numbers and late evening times.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
11
Fragmentary timetable lists passenger and freight cars with numbers and times. Mentions Northbound routes and repeated “Passenger” entries with numbers and late evening times.
Iowa activist Mrs P J Mills argues for women to take responsibility beyond the home in suffrage. She cites past objections as false, notes the need for women’s civic duty, and quotes George William Curtis on equal rights regardless of majority support. The piece defends women's vote as essential to democracy.
The Linn County Farmers Institute at Springville endorsed women’s suffrage, stating the June primary will decide the constitutional amendment and calling enfranchisement the next logical step in democracy. The resolution notes that both Iowa and National Granges have endorsed equal suffrage.
An eclectic mix of verse and commentary questions Roosevelt’s possible war role and notes U S spending on goods while foreign missions seem underrated. It highlights China’s rising profile with Harvard praise for Chinese students and mentions Manila Olympian games contests.
An 1886 Toledo advertisement by F J Cheney & Co. offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, with testimonials and pricing. The piece also notes Hall’s Pills, and includes a roundup of editorials about Dr Russell Conwell’s 73rd birthday, Jewish youth training efforts, Baptist Five Year Program and The Literary Digest coverage.
A fragment describes East Youngstown O showing strike devastation memory. Nine thousand seven hundred population with nineteen saloons and no church. School enrollment about eleven hundred, no night schools or kindergartens. An editorial quote rails at godliness under Commonwealth influence. Egg tickets bonus offered.
Style defies exact definition and blends taste and sentiment rather than mere fashion. Chic, the French term Americans use, signals finesse and subtlety in selection and wearing, distinguishing the best dressed women from those in flamboyant but less refined attire.
A debate on women's voting rights notes 12 states grant full suffrage while others do not. It argues for nationwide enfranchisement or universal disenfranchisement, calling out inconsistency as 3.6 million women can vote in some states but not across state lines.
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