Attle Girls Become Militant Suffragettes in London Parade
Three Misses Kangley, delegates to the international congress, rode in a carriage with Mrs. LaRene Baker through the London streets wrapped in stars and stripes. The procession celebrated the release of Mrs. Pothick Lawrence, a militant suffragette, as Miss Blate Hovey led Joan of Arc in armor aboard a white steed.
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Misses Kangley
International Congresa of Woman Cuffragietsa
London
Seattle
LaRene Baker
Spokane
Pothick Lawrence
Crafting a Dressy Net Bow with Lace Trim
An instructional note describes making a dressy bow from net fabric. Cut a half yard by six inches, hem all edges, finish short ends with a lace ruffle, then gather along the length to form three loops on each side of a central tine.
Unknown Wives of Well Known Men
In this clipping, artist Gideon and his wife Irene Richmond are discussed, noting Irene’s prior name and her influence on Gideon’s drawings. The piece hints at early career dynamics and a long courtship preceding their marriage, with references to Gideon’s magazine sketches.
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Dana Gitwon
Chandler Christy
Gideon
Irene Richmond
Gibson
WY York
Cynthia Grey
John
Mary
Atlantic City
Russell Sage
Heasie
Vacation for Mother A Summer Request
An editorial argues mothers deserve a summer vacation while the rest of the family enjoys time away. It defends a mother’s unending domestic work, noting her love and service despite staying home year after year. The piece frames the mother as essential and underappreciated, urging recognition of her unpaid labor.
The Smallest Loaf
An old baker plans surprises for children at his shop. A crowd gathers as he distributes loaves from a large basket. A very small girl quietly receives a tiny loaf containing a gold piece, which the baker explains was placed there for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amona
Mee
Cat
Chicago Clothing Company Bargains Highlighted by The Star
Mr Shirpeer manages the current sale of the firm and specializes in receivers’ sales of salon businesses. He advertises heavily in newspapers and used a half page in The Star last Friday to notify readers of Chicago Clothing Company bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Clothing
Arthur Shirpser
Shirpeer
Star
Chicago
Secretary Boward Krueger Ousted by 7 to 6 Vote
State Secretary Boward Krueger of the socialist party was ousted yesterday by a 7 to 6 vote for incompetency. He was absent and represented by counsel. Arthur Jensen was named secretary pro tem pending a mass referendum by state members to confirm or overturn the removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boward Krueger
Socialist Party
Krueger
Arthur Jensen
The Kitchen Floor Cleaning Tip
A home cleaning tip praises a bare kitchen floor as cleanest and easiest to maintain. It recommends scrubbing with a hot water solution using a tablespoon of Gold Dust washing powder, applied weekly to fade old stains.
Widow of Sugar King Mra Claus Spreckels Ill in San Francisco
San Francisco April 19. After two weeks of a severe grip attack Mra Claus Spreckels widow of the sugar magnate is reported better today. Doctors say no danger remains and her daughter and grandchildren have stayed at her bedside throughout the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
San Francisco
Mra Claus Spreckels
Mra Spreckels
Mia Spreckels
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