The Stolen Trousseau and Thrift in Modern Marriage
A young girl in an eastern city confesses to stealing about $700 worth of fine underwear, gowns and jewelry from a store where she worked. The piece contrasts rising fashion costs with thrift, noting changing marital expectations and the burden on young couples. It also discusses Woodrow Wilson acting as mediator on the Armenian question, clarifying the difference between mediation and a mandate and the limits of U.S. authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trousseau
Szore
Iin
Unites Barn Congress
Lowe
United States Army
Teasury
Power of Love at Amat Theatricals Sparks City Debate
Fragmentary item notes an amateur theatricals event titled Power of Love and references a debate over war costs and housing. Names, places, and clear actions are unclear, but the piece hints at social concerns about economics and housing in a local setting.
What New Knitting Factory Means for Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon gains a Rich Sampliner knitting branch, employing up to 200 workers, mainly women and girls, with a weekly payroll around 2000 dollars and yearly payroll near 104000 dollars. If successful, a larger plant may open, adding hundreds more jobs and a new factory building, boosting local commerce and supporting connected box and shipping operations. The company highlights its wage stability, training potential, and local hiring commitments, citing past wage protections in Cleveland and the aim to keep production local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampliner Knitting Company
Mount Vernon
Mt Vernon
W. ©. Jones
Finst
Jones
Attysfria
Rich-Sampliner
Prospect
Rich-Sampliner Kulting Company
Tualwogs
Mount ¢ Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Anld My. Joon
Cleveland
Rich- Sampliner Company
United States
Community Clubs Convene in Mt Vernon Area Social Scene
Numerous local organizations gathered Friday afternoon and evening across Mt Vernon. The Woman's Auxiliary of St Pauls Episcopal, Ladies’ Ald Society, Perseverance class, and various church groups met for meetings and social events at parish houses, homes, and the M P churches, with meals, refreshments, and light entertainment for about 40 to 60 attendees from families such as the Houbler and Sapp households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Ald Society
M. P
Perseverance Close
Milton Reader
West Chestnut Street
Reefer
Mina Ethel Hunning
Mike Florenco Cochran
West Vito Street
Labor Council
Trades and’ Labor Council of
Mt. Vernon
Labor Unions
Houbler
Random
Mra
Hagel McCready
North Adama
Street
Clase
Mra. McCready
Dale Houbler
Ida Loveridge
Mink
Jesus My Lord
Misa Delia Rahbaugh
Japan
Epworth League
M. EB. Church
Ghowar
Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Wing Street
West Gambier street paving delayed to 1922
Property owners on West Gambier Street vote to postpone paving until 1922 due to high material and labor costs. City engineer notes prices may drop, enabling reduced total cost and a two-width street plan. Committee appointed to push state flood aid while city handles storm sewer and sections of paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Gambier Street
Strang
Phillips
Wiliam E Grant
Phillipa
Council
Berea
Blan
City Comnel
W. A. Cole
Wik
Iam M. Banning
J. C. George
John McHale
Jarret Belt
John Miller
Misa Marie Kelley
Weaver
Gambier Street
Community Club Concert at Presbyterian Church
The Community Club presents its last concert of the season at the Presbyterian church next Wednesday at 8:15 pm. Violinist Miss Ruth Ray, Léopold Auer’s sole surviving American pupil, tops the program as America’s leading young woman violinist after Maude Powell's death. Milas Rayne, age 20, sits on the committee, calling the show a dual appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Clube
Community
Presbyterian Church
Mise Ruth Ray
Leopold Auer
Maude Powell
America
Milas Rayne
Can Quist Down Now.
A compressed fragment notes a Daily Express report claiming three times in four days and mentions a Parisian man who threw his wife out of a bed. Later references show confusion over exact details with garbled names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Express
Notice to Heirs of Brioker and Calvert Estates Meeting
Heirs of the Brioker and Calvert estates are requested to attend a meeting at the K of C hall on Thursday afternoon December 9 at 1:30. Mrs. Bourgeois will conduct the meeting and preside over the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brioker
Calvert
K. of C
A Good December Investment for Money Received
Readable text notes a December investment with emphasis on monetary inflow. The fragment foregrounds a positive financial action and implies a benefit tied to December receipts. No further context or identities are evident in the surviving lines.
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She Banner
Monument Square
Ohio
Mahes
Stephen J. Dorgan
Armenia
Tunklin
Banner
Robert Darling
Walter
Sapp
Harry W. Koons
Mra Sapp
Waat Gambler Street
Daniel . McFeeley
Mike Munr
Karet Matthews
Weal
Pythian Slatere
Officare Mt. Vernon Sample
Pythian Sisters
Lucinda Collins
E. G
Gladys Edgar
J—Effie Matheson
Laura Simmons
Beasle van Voor
Catherine Cox
Pearl Warman
Sadie Hildebrand
T. D
Ithel Brentlinger
Edna Gunther
Eatella Montia
Pearl Trott
Degres Btaff
Daisy Cox
Florence Camp
Hell
Mary Herdman
M. P. 81 Y School
Mia
John Ry
Troy Jones
Calhoun Street
Foll Town
Oscar Gill
William Mahaffey
Asst
Edwin Montgom
Keary
Reba Barncond
Treas
Marcus Bell
Prensa
Everett Tow
Niower Fund
John Russell
Mra. R. C. Jones
R. RR. Club
Fredericktown
K. of P
Moale
Hue Crane
Blue Crane
North Main Streat
Kenyon Orchestra
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Gay Street
M. 2
Church
Milton Lewis
West Gambiers Street
Jon
Gambier ST
Ely
Miya Ray
Nardin
Coralli
Tartini-Kreisler
la Channe
Car. Herbraixier
Blouienne Et
Rigau- Jon
Franco
Newark
E. M. Baugher
the Home Building Association Co. of
the Licking Creamery Company
Agnes
the Licking Creamery CO
Alexandria
Coshocton
Bellville
Lexington
Oroton
Beotor
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