Illinois Women Oppose Washington Picketing Says Mrs Trout
Mrs Grace Wilbur Trout president of the Illinois Equal Suffrage Association denounces militant picketing in Washington while urging patriotic action in Illinois through the Woman's Emergency League. The note stresses education, campaign financing, and orderly methods to pass the 1918 constitutional convention resolution. Local notices include social events, clubs, visits, and planned gatherings.
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Grace Wilbur Trout
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association
Washington
Woman’s Emergency League
Woman's Emergency League
Illinois
Illinois ‘Equal Suffrage Association
Most People Like Aluminum in Kitchens
A narrator recalls a friend building a summer cottage who endures repeated tactless comments from three women about aluminum kettles enamel sinks and an oil stove. The friend wrestles with whether she should have listened but the lesson focuses on the quiet harm of well meaning but blunt critiques.
Fashions for Americans Georgette blouse design
A detailed note on a tailored Georgette blouse featuring a V neck, ribbon bound collar, dot taffetta trim, and side-fastened closure. It discusses neck shapes, fabric needs of two and a quarter yards, and compares tailored Georgette blouses with crepe de chine vests, tucks, ribbons, beads, and the cost considerations pushing toward simpler trims in sport wear.
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Georgette
Miss Gertrude Witt to Wed John J Godfrey
Miss Gertrude Witt and John J Godfrey will marry in the St Peter Catholic church parsonage at 10 this morning. Rev Father J J Driscoll will perform the ceremony. Attendants are Miss Anni Godfrey and Carl Witt. A dinner for about twenty guests precedes their departure for St Louis where Mr Godfrey is in business. Miss Witt is daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred H Witt of 1626 Jefferson street. Mr Godfrey resides in St Louis.
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Gertrude Witt
John J. Godfrey
St. Peter Catholic Church
J. J. Driscoll
Anni Godfrey
Carl Witt
St. Louis
Godfrey
Miss Witt
Fred H. Witt
Jefferson Street
Gary
Talkins-Vogel
Clara Talkins
William Talkins
Anthony Vogel
John Vogel
Soldiers and Sailors
St. Rose Catholic
Father J. Brennan
Miss Barbara Funke to Be Married Today
Miss Barbara Funke daughter of Mrs Katherine Funke will marry August Dittmer son of Mrs Pauline Dittmer at 9 this morning in St Francis church. Attendants include her sister Miss Marie Funke and his brother George Dittmer from Denver. The ushers will be
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Barbara Funke
Katherine Funke
Lind Street
August Dittmer
Pauline Dittmer
St. Francis Church
Father Didacus
Asister
Marie Funke
George Dittmer
Denver
Wedding of Joseph Funke and Virgil Willer
Miss Funke will wear white satin with a satin train trimmed in pearls and lace and carry a basket of pink roses. An attendant will wear georgette crepe. A wedding breakfast will be served to relatives and seventy five guests invited to dinner with dancing. The couple will live on Twenty third and Elm streets in a furnished home. Mr. Dittmer works at the Electric Wheel company. Mrs. George Isterschmidt and George Dittmer of Denver are the only out of town guests.
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Joseph Funke
Virgil Willer
Funke
Georgette Crepe
Twenty-third
Elm Streets
Mr. Dittmer
Electric Wheel Company
George Isterschmidt
Keokuk
George Dittmer
Denver
Harvey Sprick and Lena Haimbaugh Married in Denver
Harvey Sprick, son of Mr and Mrs H C Sprick, wed Miss Lena Haimbaugh of Denver in a Denver ceremony Tuesday evening attended by immediate families. The Spricks plan to live with his parents a time before moving to a Prairie Avenue home in town. Mrs Sprick and daughter Helen will return Sunday evening. Mr Sprick to visit Nebraska relatives before returning home.
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Harvey Sprick
H. C. Sprick
Lena Haimbaugh
Denver
Statetreet
Prairie Avenue
Hollenstein and Kestner Tie Simple Parish Wedding
Miss Viola Hollenstein of Camp Point and Alvin L. Kestner of Clayton wed in the county courthouse parlor before Judge McCarl. The ceremony was unattended and held Tuesday morning.
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Hollenstein-Kestner
Viola Hollenstein
Camp Point
Alvin L. Kestner
Clayton
McCarl
Commemorative medals surface in Germany since war
In Germany more than 2,000 commemorative medals have appeared since the war, reflecting ongoing interest in postwar remembrance and veteran culture.
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Germany
Orphan Girl Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy for Health
An 17 year old Pittsburgh girl describes suffering from headaches dizzy spells and side pain. She credits Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling her to work daily. She urges publishing the letter to help other young women seek free advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Tatea
Klysleter
Lydia Pinkham
Mise Marin
Garner &T
Troy Hill
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Tyna
Mase
Emergency League Plans Big Drive Starting Sept 19
Massive preparations prevail as the Woman's Emergency League readies a ten day drive beginning September 19. Cook county corps hold mass meetings with final instructions while downstate divisions assemble for conferences. Notable leaders and governors express support amid active organizing centers in Rock Island Moline Alton Galesburg Pontiac and Peoria.
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Chicago
Woman's Emergency League
Cook County
Downstate Corps
Danville
E. B. Cooley
Quincy
Decatur
Springfield
Deaeen
Lowden
Dunne Anothe
R. W. Welch
Rockford
Julius Kespohl
B. F. Harris
Champaign
Presi
First Mississippi cargo voyage reaches Minneapolis
The United States steamer Minneapolis carried the first river cargo in fifty years to Minneapolis. The voyage signals the start of broader river use by Davenport Rock Island and Moline factors with the Mississippi Valley Waterways Association in cooperative efforts.
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United States
Minneapolis
Mississippi River
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association
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