Women in Commerce Eyes National Role and Prize
The Women’s Association of Commerce of America plans its sixth annual convention and a trade tour in September or October. It also seeks a national survey of chambers of commerce to measure women’s standing and push for equal voice with men in business. A prize will honor the woman achieving the greatest general business advancement next year.
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Women's Association of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
The Servantless Home Rules For Efficient Living
A household economy expert urges women to treat home management like a business. Plan tasks, act, assess, and repeat with a balanced routine. Eliminate unnecessary labor, share chores among capable family members, and pursue simple living to minimize work while maximizing efficiency.
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Womren
Jessstrain
Combining The Growers National Cooperative Marketing Proposal
The article argues for forming a national farmers organization to co operate on marketing. It notes huge potential benefits such as reducing waste, balancing production, ensuring fair financial returns, and securing adequate food supplies. It warns the danger of price fixing and misuses.
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Fit
Leaders vow fair fruit pricing to aid all classes
The speech condemns dumping fruit to harm consumers and urges plans that serve all classes. It argues small growers’ associations should not prioritize one group over another and calls for a program that benefits the nation broadly.
Scouts Jamboree draws nearly 100000 world scouts to London
The international jamboree in London ends with almost one hundred thousand scouts from India Australia British Guiana Canada Malta Gibraltar Egypt and more gathering on a 56 acre estate. Camps and an old manor house hosted games exhibitions and animal housing at the zoo. The aim was practical citizenship brotherhood and promoting scout ideals among youth worldwide while seeking more scoutmasters and funding for an endowment.
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India
Australia
British Guiana
Canada
Malta
Gibraltar
Egypt
Great Britain
United States
France
Scandinavia
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Belgium
Spain
Portuga
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Boy Scouts Association
William C. Gorgas Laid to Rest at Arlington with Honors
Maj Gen William C Gorgas conqueror of yellow fever was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. The service included the Epiphany Church ceremony attended by Secretary Baker, cabinet members, diplomats, scientists, and senior military officers. A grand funeral cortege followed, with 14 gun salutes, muffled drums, and taps as the casket was carried to the grave.
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Cuba
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Grayson
Wilson
Admiral Dewey
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J. T. Axton
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Grote Hutcheson
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Frank McIntyre
P. (. Harris
Enoch Crowder
George Squire
Ansul Mims
Willem’ Sibert
W. ©. Britisted
Cary
Isaac W. Tittell
Waller
McCaw
Rupert Blue
Public Health Service
Better Than Scolding A Summer Normal Instructor Reforms Dress
An instructor at a summer normal school turned to athletics to reform dress among female students. He made lessons lively and engaging, and over two weeks the students abandoned thin waists tight skirts and high heels for practical gym attire. The change came without critique, driven by healthy interest rather than fault finding.
Political insight and mind reading in professional life
A reflection notes that professional politics relies on guesswork about others thoughts. It argues that people often lack awareness of their own minds, making reliable predictions unreliable and politics unstable.
The biggest crop this year will be hoy orators
The statement highlights a surge in public speaking talent, predicting a notable rise in skilled orators this season. It notes a focus on rhetoric, delivery, and persuasive ability, suggesting schools or clubs nurture vocal leaders who may shape public discourse.
Angry crowd spares M Neal after town hall siege
An angry mob in Thorold Ontario storms the town hall jail after David McNeal, jailed on murder charges for four year old Mar Baret Boucock, is threatened by a crowd of thousands. Fire and rocks drive police and McNeal from the building as bystanders cry for mercy and a chance. The mob later disperses toward the public library steps amid heat from the burning town hall.
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David Mc Neal
Thorold
Mar. Baret Boucock
McNeal
Francis Collins
Crowd Deliberates After Defense Declares Innocence
A hush fell as McNeal denied killing Margaret Boucock and called himself a degenerate. Some urged handing him to police while others demanded a main chance. After McNeal spoke, lynching talk faded and Chief Mavis escorted him to a car, rushed toward Weldon before the crowd could react.
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Margaret Boucock
McNeal
Mavis
Cox 1s FO Draw 3 parallel with Harding plan
Governor Cox indicated his Ohio democratic convention address would mirror Senator Harding's long record, aligning with the League of Nations and with backing from War Secretary Baker. Prospects for Democratic success in Ohio looked favorable as Cox met state leaders, while he referenced speeding charges in Jackson Town and noted Tennessee suffrage debates.
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Columbus
Clow
Ohio
Harding
League of Nations
Baker
Cox
Jacksontown
Wheeling
West Virginia
Tennessee
Louiaville
Nashville
Debris Cleared After Cloudburst Hits Toledo
Toledo faces about 1000000 dollars in damage from a cloudburst that washed debris onto streets and sewers, soaked stored goods, and damaged street railway tracks. Outside contractors aided the city in clearing debris and restoring service. Fifty street cars were put out of commission by water.
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Ohio
Street “Railway Company
New York Democrats Plan Cox Visit and Roosevelts Stops
In New York on August 16 the Democratic state committee announced Governor Cox will visit August 28 with a reception at the National Democratic Club a luncheon and a field day. Senator Harrison said Roosevelt will speak in Los Angeles on August 24 requiring the removal of Reno and Cheyenne from his Western itinerary.
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Democratic Nations
National Democratic Club
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Pat Harrison
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Los Angéles
Cheyenne
Finnish Star Proves To Be Great Athlete
At Antwerp on Aug 16 America’s dominant track team continued its success in the second day of the seventh Olympiad. The Finn Lehtonen emerged as the top all around athlete in the pentathlon while Looms of Chicago 4A A set a world best in the 409 meter hurdles, beating the London marks. Americans led in points though not in every individual event.
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America
Ke, Lehtonen
Frank Looms
Chicago
C. Macon
American track team leads after pentathlon and javelin
A fragment report notes medal standings with the United States leading in the pentathlon and 100 meter events. Sweden and Finland trail as France, England, Estonia, and Norway gather scattered points in an international meet.
Buttermilk Cream Promises Rapid Beauty Transformation
An advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a miracle beauty product for girls and women. It claims to whiten skin and smooth arms without signs of use, works within 24 hours, is harmless and non hair promoting, and offers a money back guarantee if no noticeable improvement is shown. WH Wright & Sons Co. advertises the product in druggists and toilet goods counters.
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WH. Wright & Sons Co
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Marriage license issued to Moss and Johnson
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Carl J. Moss and Ruth Johnson, both of Buhl.
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Ruth Johnson
Buhl
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