Dames and Daughters in Early 20th Century Notices
Several brief notices mention Mary Woods of Brooklyn yard vocations, Cornelia Hentier Sage named director pro tem of an art gallery, and the museum director’s continued role. Other items note Memore de Cuevas, wife of the first secretary of the Metropolitan service, and Sine Jolie Lathrop of Chicago tied to June Addams’ work. A president Taft appointment is cited for a children’s bureau leadership. Ketere F. Turkenbeach, NYU Woman’s Law graduate and wife of a steamship captain, is highlighted for yacht racing trophies.
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Mary Woods
Mrooklyn Yard
Cornelia Hentier Sage
Tatoos al Aeft Gellery
Menore de Cuevas
Metirseemianey
Meshington
Inys
Vassar College
Taft
Sire Ketere FF
Tuerkenbeach
Woman's Law College of
New York University
Pitchers and Fielders Highlight 1900s Baseball Roles
A fragmented 1900s era notes list shows Marty OToole signing for 25 dollars and a $10,000 policy. It names NL infielders Moera Huggins Sweeney Koabe Moran Beecher as lead off players and outlines American League outfield dominance with pitchers and fielders like Metche, Vitt, Lord, Heid, Milan, Hooper, Walter.
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Pittsburgh
Marty O'Toole
O'Toole
Moera
Chicago
Huggins
St. Louis
Sweeney
Boston
Koabe
I’hila
Mytue
Devere
Moran
Beecher
Metcher
Tiraney
Cleveland
Vitt
Petro
Lord of Mrunk
Hiladelpala
Heid
Milan
Washington
Sod Svotten
Hooper
Walter
New York
Feild
Hath
Timely Topics and Public Policy Echoes From City Press
In New York city discussions reference 70 percent casualty figures over two years and a candor toward Fourth of July observances. The postal savings tanks show only about 16 200 dollars of the predicted four hundred thousand still hidden, yet prove their usefulness. Calls grow for a national Fried rich Freebel memorial and a Washington shaft honoring the world’s great educator, with broad support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gevrenne
New York City
New York
Tritone
Friedrich Freebel
Washington
Foreign Affairs and Economic Quirks Across Nations
A mosaic of international notes questions China amid debt quotes and youth ambitions. An odd contrast emerges between Turkish territorial aims and English restraint, while rumors of meals in England spark debate on governance and global opinions.
Notable Figures Mentioned in Abridged Notices
Dated mentions reference Bruce Jamay diary values $175 yearly gains read in pers daily. Rockefeller’s interest in Brandird compacts valued at $220. Carnegie saves Elihu Root as the wisest man on earth. A warning attributed to a Philadelphia Record item about calling a young woman the prettiest in the country.
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Bruce Jamay
Anid
Dailun News
John
K Rockefeller
Chicago
Andrew Carnegie
Elihu Root
Buhn
Pphia Record
Economic pressures prompt new price safeguards in Philadelphia
A garbled but recognizable report shows concerns over rising costs and a push by officials to adopt measures. The piece mentions an English department fray and potential policy shifts, aiming to curb inflation and stabilize consumer prices amid mixed reactions and unclear local actions.
Coinage Comment in a Nonsensical Three Cent Piece Debate
A garbled text discusses a three cent coin debate, mentioning Mercury and Washington points. It appears to reference minting or value changes and public reaction, though the exact details and positions are unclear due to OCR errors.
Pursuit of Beauty on the Nickleson Ranch Escape
Dan Forsythe chases the mad horse Beauty across the plain as Kitty Nickleson clings to a cottonwood tree. Beauty and Cyclone clash, Kitty falls, and Dan comforts her while Forbes departs eastward, leaving a tense ranch-side pursuit in their wake.
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Dean Forsythe
Momiliy
Nickieson
Crownd
Kitty Nickiewon
Forbes
Dan
Torer
lUan
Dan Forsythe
Wan
Kitty Nickieson
Hesuty
Beauty
van Forsythe
Ike
Teather
Kitty
Tian
Cyclone
Deon
Kitty Nickle
Kitty Nickleson
Ware
Coattonwoods
Sam
Dan Devonutiy
Vans
Kitts Nickleson
Fran
Graceful white linen dress with black embroidery
Simple elegant linen design features a front button row with a bread collar and cuffs in black wash cotton with pink accents. White buttoned boots peek from beneath the skirt, showcasing a tasteful, understated style.
Women with ballots boost municipal housekeeping says McCalls
Anna Steese Richardson in McCalls Magazine argues women using the ballot can improve city cleanliness health and efficiency. She contends men fail to manage urban services and that women may need to directly oversee municipal workers and enforce orders to benefit cities and families.
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Anna Steese Hichardson
McCalls Magazine
Munnicipal
Sashes and Streamers Parade on Summer Fashions
The piece describes long liberty satin sashes trailing behind gowns and the decorative impact of streamers starting from a bat. Soft satin is favored for both uses, with trims of straw, tuscan, or chip and a diamond safety pin securing ribbons along the left shoulder.
Tailor Made Silk Shirts for Tailored Skirts
Twilled silk shirts companion to tailored skirts feature a corselet cut with an outside edge and double frill. Turnover collar shapes with potted fronts are favored and fastenings range from visible pearl buttons to concealed openings.
Something New Sanitary Velope Moistener Described
A brief note describes a small tins box device resembling a wire case with a top feed for water to moisten envelopes. The item is praised as useful and attractive, highlighting its practical function and neat appearance.
Edson J Chamberlin New President of Grand Trunk Railway
From Ottawa Central Chambers Edson J Chamberlin rises from general manager of Canada Atlantic Railway to president of the Grand Trunk Railway System. A veteran of forty years in Mexico the U S and Canada he is prudent calm and trusted by J R Booth and newspaper men alike. He is praised for tact courteous manners and steady leadership with no rush to judgment.
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Central Chambers
Ottawa
Grand Trank
Charles Mmaya
Edson J. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Canada Atlantic Railway
J. R. Booth
Booth
Booth Would Reply, “See Mr. Chamber
Grand Trunk
Mexico
United States
Canada
Te Canadianes
Chammain
Joseph Chamberlain
G.T.R
Predaceous bug helps curb Colorado potato beetle in Ontario
Entomology professor Dr. C. J. Bellune notes a surge of Perillus bioculatus and P. claudua in Ontario feeding on Colorado potato beetle eggs larvae and adults. The red form male and yellow form female appear to be same species. Reports span Toronto to St. Clair River with predators reducing spraying needs.
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C. J
Paris
Pertius Bioculatus
Claudua
Duli
Entomological Society of Ontario
Ontario
Toronto
St. Clair River
C. W. Nash
Will Experiment In Montreal Church Union This Summer
A distinct trial of church union is planned in Montreal this summer with members from one denomination worshiping with another. Some churches will close for a month while pastors take vacations. A nearby church of a different denomination will cover worship needs during the layover, allowing the visitor church’s pastor to rest. Upon return, worship will resume under the renewed pastor, with double duty ending and the original congregation joining again.
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Montreal
Baby in Gladys Alta Earns Rare Ancestry Distinction
James Amos Wark, a healthy infant born in Gladys Alberta, holds a rare lineage distinction by tracing ancestry five generations. His great great grandparents remain alive on both sides, with most intervening forebears still living.
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Gladys
Alta
James Amos Wark
Latte James Amos Wark
Sarnia Population Figures Refer To Recent Year
Population counts show Sarnia at 10193 amid adjustments for antesement roulx with consideration of year‑over‑year changes and related estimates.
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Sarnia
Consideralle Lmremse
Summers in the Kitchen A Guide to Heat Saving
The Kitchen in Summer offers methods to reduce heat and electricity use. It favors gas over electric ranges, portable devices, and a tireless cooker to keep rooms cooler. Emphasizes simple foods, cold drinks, and salads to cut cooking heat and maintain comfort.
Cocoanut Candies From Old Recipe Try Coconut Fondant Delights
A vintage confection recipe describes making coconut fondant candies with chocolate coffee or maple sugar coatings. It instructs boiling coffee and sugar, testing for a thread, folding in shredded coconut, shaping onto waxed paper, and optionally dipping in melted chocolate or maple sugar. It also covers a white coconut bonbon variation with sugar and cream, coconut, and final sugar coating.
Orange Can Punch for a Children's Lawn Party
A vintage recipe instructs peeling and sectioning oranges, removing pith and seeds, cooking sugar with orange juice and zest, then chilling and combining with water and orange flower water. The mixture is poured over the orange segments in a punch bowl to create a refreshing sherbet-like drink.
Delicious Short Crust Tart Assembly Instructions
Readable recipe text outlines making short crust pastry. Mix flour with baking powder sugar and a little salt. Form a well, beat in an egg, add water if needed, combine into dough, roll to line a plate and form a rim. Bake until done then fill with stew, jam, or fruit.
Tea Table Crockery Notes For Hostess Serving
The passage discusses small evgar cutters as helpful for hostesses in serving afterten fen and setting a proper sugar temperature. It mentions regional care and cutting tips for spoons and cups and suggests use in time of tea.
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Wettac
Bates
Quat‘ors
French Pastries and Toasted Treats Draw Crowds
A bustling bakery reports strong sales of French pastries and tarts attracting locals and tourists. Patrons praise flaky crusts and rich fillings while staff note steady demand for morning and afternoon windows.
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Republic of China
Petrvit News
Istatr
Wasiam
England
New York World
Ubiv
Pert Personals
Fas
Parrow
Enticwitucns Department Balletin
Loedo Hinde
Coinage Comment
Nutty Abrkieson
Razv
Cyrione
Escuty
Fiap
Bengty
Popular
New G.t.r. President
Chembertin
M. Wetivtin
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