18 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Petersburg Daily Progress
Location
Petersburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
1
A public notice states the author is now located with J C James at 43 Sycamore Street offering footwear services and inviting friends and the public to visit for needs in footwear.
A feature praises shorthand and typewriting as essential business skills, noting its power to elevate young men into influential positions. It claims stenography grants unique advancement chances, calling the work genteel and a high calling, and urges formal training at a local business school on Sycamore Street.
The funeral of William Plummer will take place Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock from St Pauls P. E church. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.
At St Paul on June 17 the Ramsey county Republican convention adopted resolutions reaffirming unalterable support for the Republican party policies of Theodore Roosevelt and praising President Taft. County conventions statewide named delegates for the June 21 Republican State convention with broad harmony and general indorsement of Governor Eberhart and the national administration.
The article states that real laces after washing should be dipped in skim milk to soften color and restore thread strength. It adds that excessive care has been given during washing and warns against using blueing in rinsing real or imitation laces.
Nat C Goodwin, Los Angeles based comedian and promoter, has written a memoir titled Why Four Beautiful Women Married Me. The foreword names Eliza Weathersby, Nella Baker Peage, Maxine Elliott, and Edna Goodrich as the four wives, with ironic portraits of each.
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