To Thine Own Self Be True and Persevere
A collage of moral verse on honesty and courage followed by society notes. Reports highlight women’s civic activity abroad and in Detroit, club actions, and a pioneer study circle. Included is a long recipe feature for lemon grumpling and various biscuits with domestic handiwork notes.
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New York
Montgomery Cooper
Memphis
Queen Elizabeth
Durham Fields
Howie
J. L. Ramsey
BE. G. Bevill
Eugene Butler
William J. Lambard
F. J. McCoy
Virginia Jones
Grace Butler
Sisterhood and Council of Jewish Women
Dr. Moses
South Conception St
Dear Miss Eros Advice Column About In-Law and Suitors
Inquiries to Miss Eros printed if brief. A young man asks how to handle a mother-in-law living with his wife and social pressure. The adviser urges courteous separation and respect for his wife’s mother. A second reader asks about two suitors and whether to see both. response suggests meeting both if not engaged.
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Miss Eros
P. S
New York
Eros
Ethel
Confessions of a Wife and a Pearl Ring Mystery
A woman in distress reveals she cannot locate a priceless pearl engagement ring in possible hotel bathroom or restaurant toilet areas. Her friend urges disclosure to fiancé Chad, who valued the ring for family and love, while the narrator debates honesty and secrecy amid mounting worry.
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Margie
Mollie
Chad
Tella
Margie Waverley
Club Calendar Highlights And Meetings List
Thursday sessions include Electra Semmes Colston Chapter at Cawthon hotel 3 30 pm and several divisions at the same venue from 10 30 am to 7 pm. A called Clarke School Improvement Association gathering is set for 2 30 pm. Saturday features Shakespeare Club with Mrs Torrey and Octagon House Chapter events at 3 pm.
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Eee Ieee
Cawthon Hotel
Division of Special Instruction
Parslor C
Battle House
Electra Semmes Colston
Burgett Memorial
Craighead Club
Clarke School Improvement Association
Shakespeare Club
C. Torrey
Octagon House
Charles S. Shawhan
Huge gold bars stored at U S Assay Office
Two hundred tons of gold worth 102 million dollars occupy three cords of wood in the United States Assay Office in New York City. The 345 bars consist of British sovereigns and other foreign coins brought in about six weeks to balance European and American finances.
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New York
United States
Unite States
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Supreme Court
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Ethel C. MacKenzie
San Francisco
Killa
Pittsburgh
Triangle
Goldstein
Ulus Oldstein Jewelerns
Royal Street
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin St
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Bell Phone
Mobile
Graphafone
Little Wonder
Teddy
Madras
A .Atunmy
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Ecceea
L. Hammel Dry Goods Co
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25C
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