Belva Lockwood A Pioneer in Woman Suffrage and Law
Belva Lockwood, seen as the leading successor to Susan B. Anthony, was the only woman nominated for U S president by the Equal Rights party in 1884 and again in 1888. She practices in Washington courts and pushed for women in the U S Supreme Court bar while championing Cherokee nation interests and US suffrage bills for women in Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Belva Lockwood
United States
Equal Rights Party
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Cheaper Cuts of Meat and Simple Slow Cooked Stew
A guide to stretching meat budgets with cheaper cuts and slow cooking. It advises beef stew with rump or round meat, flour dredge, onions, and a rich milk and water gravy. Finish with parsley and optional wine for flavor, plus ideas to use leftover vegetables.
The Family Medicine Chest for Mothers and Children
A guide urging mothers to keep a ready set of simple remedies for common childhood accidents and illnesses. It emphasizes basic first aid while avoiding substituting professional medical care, noting numerous small hazards in raising children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordl
Indoor candy acting game for children seven to twelve
A simple inexpensive activity from Good Housekeeping uses barley candies to represent animals and toys. Children draw a candy, hide it, then act its portrayal for others to guess. The class votes on the best performance and awards a small prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping
How to Soothe the Crying Baby
The article advises that soothed by rest and quiet rather than stimulation, young infants crying with no clear cause may be nervous and irritable. Slow rocking to sleep is preferred over distracting, noisy methods, and crowds or cars should avoid excitement to help the child settle.
Art In Papering and Home Furnishings Style
The piece notes equal value in papering to costuming, stressing appropriate choices by room. It advises hall papers differ for city and country homes, with city favoring warm colors and country favoring light cheaper options. It highlights hanging pictures in good light and placing a clock as essential in hall furnishings.
Pineapple Honey From Pineapple Cores and Parings
The Delin eater advises saving cores and parings of pineapples to make a pineapple honey substitute. Soak overnight in cold water, boil briefly, strain, reboil, then add sugar for a clear amber syrup to serve with hot cakes.
Dangerous Youngster Temperament Sparks Temper at City Park
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows Tommy threatening another boy, declaring he has an artistic temperament and asserting his authority with a menacing stance and bold language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Chicago Tribune
Stove Smoke Management Note
Practical tip advising to lift a stove lid slightly on one side to draw smoke away when something boiling over on the stove burns or smokes. The guidance implies using lid position to redirect fumes.
Old Attendant Returns to Lodge Asks New Recruits
An absent longtime attendant plans to visit his old lodge to see how the boys are faring. A short recess will invite him back with a warm reception. The message notes rapid growth of Odd Fellows in Pennsylvania and New York, with 1907 metrics and a profit on supplies. It urges proper initiation to impress new members and mentions an updated telegraphic cipher and a missing address line for aiding a member in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Vermont
Canton Crescent
St. Johnsbury
Canton Bennington
Odd Fellows
Washington
Odd Fellow
New York State
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Red Men Progress and Proposals Across Tribes
An analysis of Red Men affairs notes calls for unity over factionalism in tribal meetings. The aged fund in Massachusetts exceeds 5000 fathoms of wampum and councils set reinstatement fees. San Francisco will fund eight courtrooms at 800 fathoms per moon. Kentucky reports 26 new tribal brands since the flower moon 15th. A rule change allows tribes to grant dismissal certificates for members seeking to join other reservations by majority vote. Pocahontas lodge in New Jersey reports over 4500 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Red Men's Hall
San Francisco
Great Council
New Jersey
Uniform Rank Counts Gains in Society Work
The article notes steady progress of the uniform rank with members aiding the society through speaking for it securing applicants visiting sick brothers and participating in celebrations. It cites Cleveland Ohio with twenty four Mac cabee tents and reports from the supreme recorder showing widespread good work as Supreme Commander Markey tours the south and west inspiring enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Supreme Recorder
Markey
Woodmen of the World Promotes Boys of Woodcraft Growth
The Woodmen of the World reports over 36 million dollars paid to deceased members beneficiaries and more than 25 000 monuments erected on graves. Boys of Woodcraft, the junior auxiliary, grows weekly as camps are urged nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
The
Boys of Woodcraft
Mystic Circle Fraternity Urges Exemplary Ritual Work
Fraternal Mystic Circle reports solid gains as officers and members are urged to prepare to demonstrate ritualistic work to impress new candidates. Every ruling should have a degree team and members should uphold ceremonial standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Mystic Circle
Preventics Candy Cold Tablets Promote Quick Relief
To check a cold quickly, get Preventics from your druggist. These little tablets are safe, effective, and prompt with no quinine or laxative. Taken at the sneeze stage they prevent pneumonia bronchitis influenza and fevers in children. 48 tablets 25 cents trial boxes 5 cents. Sold by J. H. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. H. Keck
1M. Keck
Ice
Frank KR. Sage
Citizens Nationa Bank
Ashington
Iowa
Shaw, Jenkins & Co
H. Jenkins & Co
State Bank of Iowa
First National Bank
Citizens National Ban
Chienkee Loca
Sun
Pall
California Special
M — Express
Y. Paes
Washington Branch
Dr. D. Arthaud
Osteopath
Kirksville
St Office
Dr. W. M. Terry
West Washington Stree
Ray H. Dean Bye
Cook & Sherman's Drug Ster
Howard J. Ross
Nicolas Marmong
North Side Square
Wwe
Austin Sutherland
Mason's
City
Yee
Chas. Brown
Brown
Casey Bros
B. FL
Macon
Wade
Gc. B
West Bound Pass
Southwest Limited
Chicago
Milwaukee
East Bound Pass
Widlaw
Lewe Central Ry
Brighton
Lewe
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Soron Ovny Wall Ee Sean &Ecn
Twin Cities Limited
Pease Bouneoria Brpress
Sunda Peoria
A Coutts
G. P . Gon
A. Sorte
S. Mino
Pullman TV
iDaffy
Apens
Bighton
Mo. l
Frank Rogers
Andi
Clifford Thorne
Washington, Iowa
Court House
J. J. Kellogg
Attorney-At-Law
South Side Square
W. MH. Butterfield
Crail
Eicher & Livingston
LAW
Charles A. Dewey
Uityy
Notary Public
Office
W. A. White
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Northeast Corner
J. Wilson
Wilson
Washington County Saving Bank
W. M. Keeley
Wegt
P. J. Hanley
J. B. Crail's Dry Good
Citizens Savings Bank
Onas
Washington County
Omas
Cunqumacu
Uf L ' Ce
G. A. Waite
B. G. Wilson
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Washington, DC
D. G. Knottnerus Billiard Parlor
Stuart & McCreed
P. O
Mystic
Canton
Ottumwa
Centerville
Indiana
Benton Nut
Canton Nut
Blacksmith’s
Pennsylvania Coal
John Shields & Son
Wtismas
Nicola
Harmon
Washington S
Megranates
August Lombardo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!