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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

8

How to Detect Low Breeding in Youthful Courtesy

The piece argues that young people should show respect to elders, noting that good breeding means including older relatives in conversation, greeting, and consideration. It contrasts underbred behavior with courteous conduct and extends breeding to moral qualities, urging civility, open-mindedness, health, and generosity as human virtues.

Bridge Frock of Silk and Georgette Described in Fashion Illustration

A fashion illustration showcases a bridge frock combining satin crepe meteor or taffeta with Georgette in contrasting colors. The outfit suits a mature figure, with a plain back, a gathered skirt, and a bolero jacket across the front. Braided trim and optional soutache or metallic braid enhance the bodice and front panel.

Sile Hecketch

Women's Forum to Hear Talks on Public School Playground

Social notes describe a Friday meeting of the Women's Forum at the Chamber of Commerce with speakers Marjorie Southwick and Rev Lyman Greenman addressing Public School Playground. Attendees urged to bring two guests as many county women are expected.

Marjorie Southwick Lyman Greenman Women's Forum Chamber of Commerce Greenman Unitarian Church Miss Southwick Associated Charities St. Louis

Mrs Frank Rees and son visit Ft. Madison

Mrs Frank Rees and her son Alfred departed Tuesday from 1710 Lind Street to visit the John George family in Ft. Madison.

Frank Rees Alfred Lind Street Ft. Madison John George

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