Campaign raises near 1500 for Kings Daughters drive
The Kings Daughters campaign at 12 East Washington street raised about 1500 in cash and donations last night, with 5000 more needed to reach a 1926 budget of around 10000. Contributions ranged from pennies to larger gifts, with many donors helped by past misfortunes and some requesting baby clothes for a 7 month old. Donations accepted at headquarters any time as the drive closes.
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Collec
Iona
King’s Daughters
Funda
East Washington Street
Billy
E. H. Zaigler
Miss Edmonds
Fahrney Leaves for Washington for Thirtythird Degree Masonry
Frank N. Fahrney departs for Washington to take part in a ceremony conferring thirtythird degree Masons on two Marylanders. Over 200 others will receive the degree. Theodora Fahrney, his sister, accompanies him.
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Frank N. Fahrney
Washington
Theodora Fahrney
Fahrney
THIS WOMAN'S RECOMPENSE ADVERTISEMENT PRAISE
Mrs Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky describes severe weakness and back pain from illness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength and urges other women to try it.
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Harry Ashcroft
Covington
Aliamen
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Plentiful Type and The Complacent Woman by Kathleen Norris
An excerpt from Kathleen Norris described as vivid social portraits appears in Sundays Baltimore American. The piece contrasts the smug and complacent woman with the ripples of modern life, highlighting Norris as a leading American writer.
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Kathleen Norris
America
Baltimore American
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Hagerstown
Jonathan
Washington ST
Hagers
Bolivias
Poirets
Charmeuse
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Sweet-Orr
Leader
West
Franklin Street
Leweall
W. P. Beard
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Young's Drug Store
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Elothing Co Aa Sala. IE
S. Potomac St
Colonial Hotel
O’coats
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