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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
10
Ruth Cameron reflects on the value of changing one’s mind when presented with new facts and reasons. She argues that true consistency lies in adherence to principles, not original opinions, and cites John Fiske’s idea of speaking truth for truth’s sake. She questions readers about their own changes of mind.
The article notes that expensive feminine apparel often triggers imitators. It describes the ribbon skirt’s popularity, then details affordable alternatives using cretonne, gingham, chambray, or linen. Perpendicularly arranged strips, plain or mixed, with optional pockets and belt widths define the updated midsummer look.
Dr Edward Pratt of Washington told delegates at the National Creditmen's association annual convention in Kansas City on June 22 that extending credit to small and weak nations is advised. He is chief of the federal bureau of foreign and domestic commerce.
RS. J. H. VandenBoom Jr hosted two delightful affairs at 807 Broadway with a luncheon and tea for 35 guests each. Guests met Mrs. George Fischer, formerly Miss Agnes Kasper of Chicago, newly returned from a wedding trip. Various society circles, clubs, and families hosted outings, games, and dinners across the city, featuring exchanges of prizes and hospitality through the week.
Henry J. Allen of Wichita urges relentless effort as America enters a new day in wartime. The speaker appeals to talent for self-criticism and dedication among allies and supporters in the struggle against enemies.
Rock Island Ill June 22 The executive committee of the Illinois Association of Postmasters has indefinitely postponed the annual meeting planned for Joliet because of the war. The remark about trust echoes local sentiment as the event is delayed.
Miss Mary Louise Kidney, 39th and Broadway, and a Knox College graduate, captured the first prize of 25 dollars in gold for the Lawrence Prize debate on the stated question.
Miss Kidney spoke in favor of wage equality for equal work across professions where women and men are employed. She indicated a plan to pursue teaching, signaling her future career direction.
Ideal weather and a large crowd highlighted Salem Sunday school’s annual picnic in South Park. At 9 o'clock 35 automobiles transported children from the church to the park for a ride around the city before joining the gathering. Races games and contests filled the afternoon and evening as parents and church members enjoyed a late closing supper and a record turnout.
Secretary McAdoo issued a statement denouncing the Tribune and business manager Richard H. Waldo for their stance on the liberty loan campaign. He argued the Tribune’s remarks could feed German claims that the loan failed despite over subscription and urged fairness in reporting.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for rapid relief of infant skin irritations after a hot bath. Claims include better sleep for baby and rest for mother, with daily use for cleansing pores and soothing redness and roughness. Free samples by mail offer.
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