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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1898

Page

5

Soldier Women Aid War Effort Across Nation

The article lauds patriotic women aiding wounded soldiers, noting extensive assistance beyond essentials. It credits Red Cross networks, local churches, and prominent volunteers in New York and nationwide for supplying ice, water systems, and hospital comfort items for troops and ships.

Spain United States Golletiog Red Cross Abdier MES. U. &. Grant Woman's National War Relief Association Santiago Goldiers Vessela

Margherita Hamm Ainsley Favors Nurse Mission to Cuba

A long profile highlights Margherita Atslina Hamm, a nurse and Red Cross leader praised for wartime service and tropical experience. She is appointed supervisor of nurses for the national guard Red Cross, to visit Tampa and Santiago, with support from New York officials and wartime affiliations.

Tits Arluaas Margherits Arlinu Hamm Youncitar Womin der Poe New York Mail and Press Sup National Guard Bbe Tampa Santiago Mies Hammacorpe New York Staf Red Grass Volunteers Daughters of the American Revolution Sons of Veterans War Department Margherita Atslina Hamm Ver Tropics Harold Jean Spencer Doruynen Sears Poston Chough W. C. Stubbs Louisiana

Corn fodder methods and a weed problem arise

The article discusses harvesting corn fodder and its effects on grain yield, noting early cutting increases fodder quality but may reduce grain. It compares fodder with hay, and advises saving stalks when sowing clover next, to secure forage. It then shifts to the orange hawkweed weed, its European origin, appearance in pastures, and recommended removal practices.

Professor Teney Tracy Europe

Mollie Cranehaw Resigns to Nurse in War Effort

Mollie Cranehaw declares she will accompany her husband to war as a nurse if needed. She asserts she is prepared to endure hardship and believes their child Ly would endure as well, showing resolve to support the war effort.

Rcetord Bayer Mollie Mollie Cranehaw

New York Telegram Notes Daring Theatrical Tour Tale

The item lists a motley mix of play titles and stars seen aboard a voyage on The White Squadron. It mentions The Man-overa Man and a rumored wedding day of Europe’s First Gentleman amid a group including The Bride Elect and The Little Minister. The party plans to visit Manhattan venues and see A Trip to Chinatown aboard The White Heather before heading to Oki Club sem.

Paris New York Monte Carlo Manhattan Tesa Urbervilles Robin Hood Europe Maryland Old Kentucky Todta la Quilty Lyte Uncle Tom's Chinatown New York Telegram

The Curve of Fashion in Curved Design Then and Now

A era fashion note surveys Hogarth influenced silhouettes with curved lines dominating princess gowns. Describes curved flounces, open polonaise fronts, curved cloaks, and two to three ruffles at buttons. Highlights black velvet and sable trims, moonlight satin lining, and white cloth wraps plus curved jackets for youth.

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Fashion Notes on Coats and Fabrics at the Horse Show

The article surveys riding coats in gray and fawn woolly cloths with ulster like fronts, horn buttons, capes and high collars. It discusses skirts with overskirts, trimming methods, feather boas with black white and colored bands, new crepon skirts, whip cords, and chaviot vigoureux fabrics in beaver browns blues and camel hair plaids.

The Victoria Cross Agitation and Findlater

The piece discusses Findlater’s hold on results regarding the Victoria Cross. It notes proposed relief measures for future recipients who become incapacitated, including pensions of fifty pounds yearly, in place of the existing ten pound grant. The text claims fear of vainglorious postwar lives and cites a heroic figure from Durgai.

Findlater Durgai Ho Durgai Ho Icdtaut Golas Formed the Hand of the Srivieh Goveenment APT

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