The Do Cure for the Blues In The American Girl
A fictional letter discusses blues and a practical Do cure to beat them. Readers are urged to stay busy, wash dishes, bathe, or polish shoes to shift mood. References to Dickens characters and Gladstone illustrate rising sunshine over gloom in a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemus Ward
United States
David Copperfield
Peggotty
Charles Dickens
Mrs. Gummidge
Mr. Gladstone
Eckmans Alterative Aids Consumptives Claims of long tested cures
Advertises Eckmans Alterative as a remedy for consumption and lung diseases. Cites Annie F Loughran of Philadelphia who says her tuberculosis symptoms vanished after use and cites doctors and family as witnesses. Claims the medicine is nonpoisonous and requests letters and evidence from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Girard Ave
Philadelphia
Bekman
Annie F. Loughran
Fischer's
Eckman Laboratory
What share of her husband income should a wife receive
A reader describes her view of a wife’s financial share under a strict budget. She notes a husband earning twenty five dollars weekly and outlines allocations for rent housekeeping clothing coal food and household costs with a one dollar weekly emergency fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Jungle club hosts evening dance on South Flores
The Jungle club holds an evening dance at the hall on South Flores street. Mrs. C. A. Zilker hosts a daytime card party for Mrs. John B. McFerrin of Nashville Tennessee. Mrs. D. A. Tate entertains at a bridge afternoon in honor of Mrs. Grant and Mrs. George Nelson. Mason and Mrs. D. A. Appel host a dinner before the six post hop. Dr. and Mrs. William Mit shell Wolf entertain the Wednesday Evening Bridge club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jungle Club
South Flores Street
D. A. Tate
Bridge
Grant
George Nelson
Mrs
William Mitshell Wolf
Cotillion at St Anthony hotel with two dances
The Girls' Cotillion Club event at the St Anthony hotel featured two cotillions led by Carl Waelder with Miss Belle Robards and Walter McAllister with Miss Esther Hardie. Favors included moustaches rainbow ribbons caps snowballs and aprons. Officers and chaperones were announced and about 135 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
Carl Waelder
Belle Robards
Walter McAllister
Esther Hardie
Miss Hardie
Miss Robards
Misses Robards
Regina Beckman
Louise Barclay
Elsa Budd
Miss Barclay
Miss Budd
Miss Beckman
W. C. Robards
J. H. Muir Jr
J. P. Barclay
A. Beckmann
O. W. Budd
F. L. Town
Wallace Newton
Eugene Hayes
Paul Krueger
George Gay
A. B. Spencer
John Sehorn
H. Lee Ransom
Cardus touted by Tampa woman for women's troubles
Mrs. E. C. Coram of 2905 Highland Ave says Cardus eased her fatigue from "womanly troubles" after two bottles and relieved her wet feet mishap. She notes curing a friend’s daughter as well and urges others to seek the Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory department for a home treatment book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
E. C. Coram
Highland Avenue
Cardus
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Local social card parties honor visiting guests
Mr and Mrs Jesse Maxfield hosted guests last night in honor of Mr and Mrs Lamm and Dr and Mrs Joseph O Howard. Mrs C A Zilker gave a card party for Mrs Janin's guest Mrs John B McFerrin of Nashville this afternoon on Guenter street. Government Hill Methodist church plans a children's social tomorrow with addresses by Mrs V A Godbey and Mrs awe A Crider. Call a taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Maxfield
Lamm
Joseph O. Howard
Woman’s Missionary Society
Government Hill Methodist Church
V. A. Godbey
Awe A. Crider
Social and club meetings in Government Hill area
The Government Hill Methodist church held an afternoon social with Mrs. H. C. Baren teaching on prayer and Mrs. E. W. Shaw discussing duties of a Christian woman. The Council of Jewish Women met at 621 West Macon with a song by Mrs. Jesse Oppenheimer. Phoenix club studied Childe Harold at Mrs. J. B. Cunningham’s home. Central W. C. T. U. met at Trinity church where Mrs. Kirby praised rescue work and noted over eighty percent of girls in the Rescue Home are saved. a committee formed to oversee temperance literature, missionary cooperation, purity in art, and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Hill Methodist Church
H. C. Baren
E. W. Shaw
The
Council of Jewish Women
West
Macon Street
Jesse Oppenheimer
Phoenix Club
J. B. Cunningham
Kirby
Trinity Church
Methodist Rescue Home
Missionary Society
Elizabeth Cunningham
M. C. Vance
S. H. Spier
Belle Dilgarde
Cheaper Meat Cuts Prove Satisfying Says Fannie Farmer
The January Woman's Home Companion quotes Fannie Merritt Farmer arguing that cheaper cuts can be nourishing and flavorful with longer slower cooking. She cautions against waste and urges careful serving to stretch meals and reduce cost without sacrificing nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Companion
Fannie Merritt Farmer
United States
The Flirtatious Wife and the Price of Infidelity
Dorothy Dix argues the married flirt trades loyalty for vanity and risk, exposing husbands and families to ruin. She condemns such women as traitors to marriage while contrasting them with open adventuresses and warning against bending to romantic egotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knavve
Knave
Adventuress
Mrs. Legion
Reno
Kentucky
Elite Hair Dressing Parlors Open Saturday for Services
The Elite Hair Dressing Parlors at 120 North Alamo Street offer manicur ing hairdressing chiropody facial and scalp treatments by experienced operators. Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of hair goods open for business Saturday January 20.
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North Alamo Street
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Campbell’s
Thomas Tapper
Sam
Biggar Bros Sucnituce Co
Houston
Katherine M. Joseph
Washur’s House OF Fashions
Washer Bros. CO
C. A. Zilker
John B. McFerrin
Nashville, Tenn
Mason
D. A. Appel
Miss Helen Gunther
Five Hundred Club
Lee and Jackson
Daughters of the Confederacy
Floyd Robertson
Alta Robertson
Mr. Fanning
Francis Holden Skinner
Lillian Luke
Paul Adams
Carlos Bee
Baroness Krafft
Captain Cleave
Ross McKenzie
Mabel M. Bates
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
South Heights
Phyllis Shiner
Janin
Nashville
Tenn
Guenther Street
Wouths
M. B. Donoho
O. P
N. P
Dorothy Dix
John
Jones’ Millinery Co
Alamo Plaza
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