Permanent wave mania brightens Piqua society page
The piece chronicles social life in Piqua with a long segment on beauty trends, notably the craze for permanent waves and their changing fashion, followed by a wedding notice for Miss Marion Pills McKee and George Ogden Richardson. It then lists local society events, engagements, and a flurry of visits, dances, and church activities reflecting the town’s spring social scene.
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Marion Pills McWee
Piqua
Citic
George Ogden Richardson
Sewickley
James Ti. Mckee
Ambridge
William O. Campbell
Rusbyterian Church
Beanor
William Fres
Ohio
Mary Sterling Richardson
Hovor
Alice Richardson
Martha Freshour
Charles G. Paulson
James IE. McKee
James TS. i Hammond
Sewicksey
John L. McKee
Maid of Honor
Aino
Abs. McKee
Charles Richardson
Stickler Family Plans Lima Visit By Car
Personal notes indicate Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stickler Mrs Celeste Whroekimnorton Miss Mattie Barker and T Len Stickler will motor to Lima tomorrow to visit their daughter Mr. and Myra tH 11 Miller. Rev Father Von Hogle and Messrs Frank Willman and Florian Not hiese came from St Patrick last evening. Father Von Hogle conducted services at St Boniface Church.
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Piqua
Florence Louise Culbertson
JH. BE. Culbertson
Cleveland
Stanley Alfred Wrolking
Miss Culbertson
Scn
Pennsylvania Station
Dr. Snorf
Caldwell and
Ash Streets
Caspar Litkowski
John Eisert
Isabelle Fisher
Simon Daniels
St. Boniface Church
Mrs. Trarandon
Alta Brandon
Frank Brandon
Urbana
Hazel Beck
J. C. Stickler
Celeste Whroekimnorton
Mattie Barker
T Len Stickler
Lima
Stickler
Myra
Miller
Father von Hogle
Frank Willman
Vlorian Nothiese
St. Patrick
Britain Answers Wilson on China Question From Different Stand
London reports Britain sent the United States a reply to the note inviting association on Wilson's principles toward China. The British reply favors the aims but notes a different viewpoint and that full agreement may not be possible. In Washington, Senate inquiry into cantonment contracts for draft troop housing was demanded by Senator Sterling.
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London
Great Britain
United States
China
Wilson
Washington
Senate
Sterling
South Dakota
Military Affairs Committee
Dalrymple Farm Split Into Small Holdings in North Dakota
The 22,000 acre Dalrymple farm in Traill and Cass counties North Dakota will be divided into about 100 small farms of 160 to 320 acres each. William Dalrymple says the operation will end and the vast tract will be broken up for housing and cultivation, reflecting North Dakota’s shift from bonanza farming to diversified, smaller scale agriculture.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dalrymple
Traill
Cass
North Dakota
Oliver Dalrymple
Compas
Cassellon
Valley City
Fargo
Northwest
St. Paul
William 3. Dalrymple
Dakstan
Dalrymples
E. B
W. J
J. L. Grandin
Tidioute
Cheney
Dalrynmple
United States
England
France
Germany
William Dalrymple
T . Traill
Cass County
North Nakata
Dakota Territory
Roundheads Debate Habits and Bank Accounts
An odd exchange from New York mocks concerns over a young man’s conduct and credit, urging readers to judge by appearances rather than habits or finances. The speaker dismisses social scrutiny and hints at broader social critique without clear resolution.
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Ms. New York
Farmers Not Exempt From Military Service
Washington reports that farmers are not exempt from the draft and that only indispensible workers in any field will be spared. Crowder states men who can serve the nation better as soldiers will be drafted unless it seriously harms dependents. The piece includes unrelated satirical remarks by Dr. Katherine Blackford on gendered expectations.
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Washington
Crowder
Alien Sings Way Into U S Public Charge Debate
Dominic Pacificio, an Italian opera singer, sang before a board of special inquiry on Commonwealth Pier after immigration officials doubted his health. The panel ruled he is not likely to become a public charge and he planned to join a brother priest in Philadelphia. In Shamokin, miners at Bear Valley Coll iery struck after a pet mule was moved, delaying work.
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Boston
Mass
Dominic Pacificia
Cretic
Italy
Pacifico
Tan
Board of Special Inquiry
Shamokin
Bear Valley
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron
eSede
Immorality Charges Rock Jefferson Barracks Area
June 16 report from St. Louis notes charges of immorality and violations of anti drinking provisions tied to Jefferson Barracks. Gov Gardner urged officials to investigate district conditions amid claims of immoral activity near the post. Col G Leroy Irwin called the accusations horrible exaggerations as reformers alleged nearby saloons provide rooms for soldiers to change uniforms.
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ST. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Gov. Gardner
National Security League
Washu
Raymond B. Fosdick
War Department
Commission On
G. Leroy Irwin
Post
German Schooner Ritter Attacked by German Submarine
Washington report states the schooner Ritter was attacked by a German submarine and shelled but not sunk. The attack occurred as Allied forces monitored sea activity.
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Washington
Ritter
Operimiank
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First Presbyterian Church
Mountain Yuk
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West Water Street
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Harrison Street
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Sidney
J. R. Isnogle
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This
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W. W. Ratcliff
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Cincinnati
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J. B. Wiley
George Keepers
Dayton
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Detroit
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Munete
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