W C U Column Officers Salem W C T U
List of Salem W C T U officers with roles including President Mrs Mimah Hobbs Day and secretaries Mrs G F Moyer and Mrs W S White Scarver along with departmental superintendents and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimah Hobbs Day
L. M. Lee
A. N
W. B. Dillard
Mra
BE. KR Mire
B.T. Semones
G. F. Moyer
W. 5. Whitescarver
W. A. Ferguson
Elism and Almshouse
C. EB. Waterchaix
Timms-Reoister ASD SeNTiner column featured by Union
The column at the desk of the earnest and faithful women of T. Union will oversee all matters in the feature. It promises to be an interesting addition to the paper and merits careful perusal of the department by readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Timms-Reoister
ASD Sentiner
T. Union
THE
Swift CO
Atlanta
Cardus
Joe Moorhead
Archibald
I. T
Janet Thompson Joins Loyal Temperance Legion Visit
Ruth McBride arranges a dress for Janet Thompson, Dan Thompson’s neglected daughter, to attend a Loyal Temperance Legion meeting with Ruth and Ben. Janet impresses attendees with good manners and neat dress, prompting plans to swap and compare outfits with the father’s approval in a moving tale of care.
Janet Visits Bring Change to Old Dan’s Household
In a rural scene Janet charms her father Old Dan Thompson and two men with tales of a children’s meeting led by Ruth. Janet’s pictures, a new dress, and Ruth’s influence soften old tensions as Janet becomes a regular attendee and Old Dan keeps her images close to remember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Thompson
Janet
Dan
Ruth
Ben
Mr. Thompson
Dearie
Best Pills Sold Claim By Ingleside Gardiner
B F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina says after 15 years of chronic indigestion and spending over 200 dollars nothing helped as much as Dr King s New Life Pills sold under guarantee at W T Youngers drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
W.T. Youngers Drug Store
Pearl and Ruby Plan Dutch Wedding But Change Minds
In the Land of the Wind Mill Pearl and Ruby considered a Holland wedding. They changed plans after learning that old shoes in Holland weighed from two to six pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Holland
Ruby
Roosevelt a Quitter
The Springfield Republican accuses President Roosevelt of lacking resolve, noting failed initiatives such as the whipping post idea, limited African American lunch invitations, and stalled reform efforts including spelling reform and Philippine tariff changes. It argues he signed the coinage move and predicts no anti injunction bill this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Roosevelt
White House
District of Columbia
God
Cannon
Prohibition Wins Wide North Carolina Vote
May 27 Raleigh reports show North Carolina approving prohibition by about 42 948 with 77 counties for and 21 against. Buncombe led with 3 681 majority. most large towns backed prohibition except Wilmington and Durham. After January 1 1909 no liquor may be manufactured or sold in the state. The result signals broader Southern momentum toward the no license policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Prohibition
News and Observer
Buncombe County
Wilmington
Durham
Buncombe
Roberson
Cleveland
Gaston
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Madison
Haywood
Randolph
Iredell
Rutherford
Friends of Prohibition
South
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Electric Bitters Promoted As Vital Digestive Aid
Mr Frank Conlan of 486 Houston Street New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver issues and back and kidney ailments. The remedy purports to regulate digestion purify the blood and restore vigor for the weak and debilitated. Sold under guarantee at W T Younger's drug store price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conlan
Houston Street
New York
W. T. Younger
Youth Sows Wild Oats and Father Delivers Thrashing
A Philadelphia Inquirer verse quatrain notes a youth who sows wild oats must reap the consequences while the father mirrors the duty by delivering his own thrashing. The couplet echoes moral discipline within family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Boy Who Says We Acknowledges Honest Work
The Berkeley Reporter lauds a postal worker youth who proudly identifies with his employer. He carries letters with pride, acts in the company name, and learns industry. The piece urges kind guidance, steady work, and future advancement for the honest boy who says we.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Reporter
The Proverb Mused Noah Reflects on Fate and the Ark
In a line from the Baltimore American a character named Noah muses that the proverb may be right yet notes the idea does not fit the sequence of events that drive men’s lives toward fortune. He casts a final look before entering the Ark and shutting the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Baltimore American
Nightgowns in Variety Fabrics and Necklines
Popular priced nightgowns in cambric muslin and nainsook offer high and V necks with yokes, hemstitched trims, and embroidery. Prices range from 69 cents to 1.48 dollars with multiple styles including lace trim and Wallace embroidery details.
Long Skirts Sale Highlights Various Styles and Prices
A local sale features long skirts in muslin and cambric with lace embroidery and ruffles. Prices range from 88 cents to 7.50 dollars, with a noted 124 percent off all prices and multiple styles including lawn ruffle and torch insertion.
Ladies Skirt Sale Offers Cambric Styles
A newspaper ad offers cambric skirts for misses at 50c and 75c with lace trimming and Wallace insertion. Prices rise to 1.98 for finer cambric skirts and rifles. The sale claims 124 percent of all.
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W. C
Salem W.C.T. U
Florence
Crittenton
BE. R
Lucy Gravely Stevens
B. T. Semones
Sallorea
G. F. OP
Mliss
J.T. Penn
F. &. Campbell
Julia F. Deane
Chicago
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ruth McBride
Brother Ben
Don McBride
Legion
Mrs McBride
Janet Thompson
Ren
Rod
Mrs. McBride
Loyal Legion
Miss Dawson
Seattle
the Harvesters
Yao. Ellis
Navy Street
Brooklyn
Brotherhood Wmercantile Company
Jefferson Street
Roanoke, VA
Tialf
Salem Avenue
A.B. Campbell
General Merchandise
South Broad Street
Salem
Virginia
East Main St
Richmond
Virgininis
W. Crimp
Isabelle
Ft. Electronimuss
Campbell Ave
Henry St
Salem Ave
Roanoke VA
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