National Secretarial School Aims To Strengthen Chamber Service
The National School for Commercial Organization Secretaries is launched under the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries. Leaders including John Snider and President Joseph H. Defrees say the program will train secretaries in business and civic service to boost efficiency and community impact across the nation.
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John Snider
Chamber of Commerce of the United Stats
Joseph H. Defrees
R. B. Bench
National Association of Commercial Organization
Chamber of Commerce
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Schnimerers of Commerce
Hareis Hall
Jinsay Travens
George J.toss
Pennsylvania Suite Chamber of Commerce
Robert St. Berch
Chicago Association of Commerce
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Kansas City
Chamber of Cuimnmerve
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Pneapols Civic and Commerce Association
Daniels
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Arthur J. Dodge
Denver Civic and Comercial
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Ralph B. Fason
Bus Moipes Chamber of Commerce
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Macon
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Waren Th. Jackson
Ekurisburg
Bad Chasher
Industel
Walker Parker
Genem Tataver
New Orleanas
Commperce
Emmett Tay Naxler
Taper
Arshetition
New York
Wls. Milliner
Willinsport
Brant of Trade & Civicg
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YVAMPS WHO MADE HISTORY BY JAMES C YOUNG
Adrienne Lecouvreur, famed as a dramatic figure in Paris, is portrayed as a vampire in a dramatic history. The text traces her rise from a fifteen year old actress to a celebrated Parisian icon who loves and loses powerful men, including Maurice de Saxe. Profligate affairs, bold schemes, and a fall from grace frame a life steeped in intrigue and legend.
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James C. Young
Adrienne
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Paris
Maurice de Saxe
Duchy of Courland
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Duchesse de Bouillon
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The Woman Who Ruled Athens and a Balzac Tragedy
Aspasia, a courtesan in fifth century Athens, guided Pericles and shaped state power while Socrates fell under her spell. In a different century, Evelina Hovska, wife of a fortress commander, courted Balzac with letters, leading to a rushed marriage and Balzac’s death after years of tumult.
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Diogenes
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The Curse of England a Woman Dominating Charles II
A fragmented account recalls Barbara Palmer known as the Curse of England. Loyalist Roger Palmer helps Charles II regain the throne in 1660 and seizes Barbara who wields influence over the king. Barbara amasses wealth, fuels palace intrigue, and aids Marlborough’s rise while Charles grows weary of her power.
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England
Holland
Roger Palmer
Palmer
Barlate
London
Barbara
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Cleveland
Marlborough
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Mothers warned by Arkanses pastor in shy sermon tips
The piece cites Arkanses pastor Thomas Cat urging mothers to guard daughters from predatory men. It warns to scrutinize friends, avoid birds of a feather crowd, and keep a wary eye on middle aged acquaintances to protect young women from compromising situations.
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Arsanius Thomas
Women Suffering Kidney Trouble Find Relief With Swamp Root
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder issues may overlook kidney disease as the cause. Symptoms like back pain headaches and fatigue point to kidney trouble, and Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is advertised as the remedy. Doctors prescribe the formula sold at drug stores with a test sample offered by Kilmer & Co.
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Bilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Nyu
Unclear fragment hints at a report involving a girl journalist
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a girl reporter and stray phrases about a man named Frey, cooking, pigeons, and a pursuit. Details are garbled with missing verbs and names, making a coherent event unclear.
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Frey
Syell
Primitive mischief at dawn over a crewbar
In a Stone Age scene Hairy Face asks Strongarm for a crewbar to take home. Strongarm questions the request as Hairy Face aims to haul away a tool marked by a new leaf. The exchange underscores early tribal humor and daily life.
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Strongarm
Hairy Face
Strongarn
Deadly. Artist's Model Do you ag audh sketching
Fragmentary lines describe a deadly episode involving an artist and a model with garbled phrasing. The text hints at conversation and a fatal event but lacks clear names, places, or dates to identify individuals or setting.
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Mipstiy
Mysterious Lines Hint at Hidden Motive and Love Triangle
A cryptic snippet hints at a miser guarding wealth and a romantic tangle with playful distortions. The text suggests secretive motives, affection, and social intrigue within a small circle.
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