Two Men Direct Tours Of 250 Girls At Stephens College
Stephens College in Columbia Missouri sends 250 young women on a two week tour to major cities and sites with two men guiding the group. The trip uses multiple trains buses taxis and even a steamship as logistics and chaperoned by 16 faculty women. President James Madison Wood says the all expense trip costing 165 dollars this year runs smoothly with strict permissions and careful planning by Dr Merle Prunty and the dean.
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Stephens College
Columbia
Florida
James Madison Wood
New York
Merle Prunty
Stephens
Katy
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Washington
New Orleans
Galeston
H. L. McMillan
Estherville
Permissions
West Coast
Wood
Clever Woman Keeps A Notebook Of Friends Likes
A woman maintains a notebook cataloging friends preferences in food books and sports. It includes hobbies birthdays and children's ages for easy entertaining. Fashion forecasts for spring skirts advise lengths by individual suitability with a rule of one fifth to one sixth of height.
Lucky dog inherits legacy from professor in Tampa
Nina the Spitz dog of James C. Alvord, a retired college professor, inherits a substantial estate from his Tampa death on February 18. The dog, living at 24 Baffin Avenue, will gain income from the house sale and shows little interest beyond a comfortable life.
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Nina
Spitz
James C. Alvord
Tampa
Florida
Baffin Avenue
Notable Women Honored In Global Roles And Explorations
Dr Mary E Wooley former Mt Holyoke College president named honorary president of the Womens International Association American division. Paris hosts Womens International Week July 10 to 17. Anabelle Matthews of Gainesville Georgia a Processing Tax Board of Reviews member and first woman on the US Board of Tax Appeals. Louise A Boyd earns St Olaf and Legion of Honor decorations for Arctic expeditions and reports to the American Geographical Society. She is credited with leading northern Arctic exploration further than any woman.
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Mary E. Wooley
Mt. Holyoke College
Women’s International Association
Paris
United States
Annabel Matthews
Gainsville, Ga
Processing Tax Board of Reviews
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Greenland
Louise A. Boyd
St. Olaf
Norway
Legion of ‘Honor
Frances
Arctic
American Geographical Society
Swithh
Wothan
The Kiss That Pays
Fanny Ferguson shares gossip with Elinor James about Morrie Ridere’s jealousy over Joe and Doris. The talk reveals a child Joey’s awareness of his parents’ affection, and Elinor contemplates how open warmth impacts a child. She believes Patsy and Rudy would feel loved if shown more.
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Fanny Ferguson
Elinor James
Morrie Ridere
Fanny
Joey
Elinor
Morrie
Joe
Doris
Rudy
Eileen
Modest Refusal Amid Friends’ Claim
A fragment notes a woman who declines to claim something for herself, despite encouragement from friends. The text reflects social pressure and restraint in a personal stance within a small circle.
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Betty Ann McMillan
South America
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Dona Geronima Mesquita
Rockefeller Foundation
Uruguay
Sarah Bueh Crawford
Canalso
Raymond Baldwin
Ruth Hussey
Mary Turner
Tom Neal
Gargan
Cher
New York, N
Samuel Hinds
Pasadena
Edward Gilder
Wiley Padan
Gilder
Jane Cowl
Emily Stevens
Margaret Slington
Edythe Goodall
Norma Talmadge
Joan Crawford
Paul Kelly As
By Ding Darling
Yaa
Wildlife Federation
Lucky Dog
J. C. Alvord
Iowa
40Wa Child Welfare Research Station
CAEDS
W.T. . Schildknecht
D-X
Central Avenue
R. D. Thompson Chiropractor
Gaarde Bullding
ver _Sanborn’s
A. I. Reed
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