Social events fill evenings with dinners and club nights
The G A R and Pythian Sisters held meetings at Castle hall and other venues. Miss Mary Atchison hosted a six thirty dinner with guests Eva Fletcher Opal Ramee and Nellie Garner. Mrs Emma Stauffer planned a visit to Zion Illinois. J H Baird hosted a Young Men class dinner with Valentine decor and topics. The P E O Society celebrated its thirty eighth birthday at the Commercial club with elaborate decoration, a five course dinner, and varied toasts by members and guests.
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A. St. Atchison
Miss Mary
J. H. Baird
Second United Presbyterian Church
Baird
Beatrice Baird
Jose Minner
P. EB. O. Society
Cora Porter
R. E. Dougherty
Maude ,Hott
Ella Warren
W. W. Wilson
Fairfield High School
A. R. Miller
W. G. Stewart
Marguerite
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Barbara Miller
Catherine Jane Hull
Clarice Wenzel
Florence Brookhart
Josephine Bailey
Helen
Mabel Livingston
Marguerita Forman
Mildred Bowers
Hi. Forman
Chas. Thomas
Frank
South Dakota
E Daughters of the American Revolution
T. W. Harwood
South Second Avenue
J. FE. Lemmon
A. P. Miller
Ralph Livingston
Mra
J. BE. Lemmon
New Haven
Hichland No. 6
Fairview School
Riverside
Wellston School
Westminster School
West Chester
School of Americanization
Springfield
Mass
Martha Berry
Caroline Scott
J. E. Lemmon
J. A. Harwood
Washington
D. C
Julia Cavender
Iowa
Exemplar in Cider: Lesson on Willingness to Work
A note on perseverance links craft of cider with a work ethic. The piece praises steady effort, detailing how diligent labor yields better homebrews and seasonal harvests. It emphasizes patience, practice, and learning from mistakes.
New Salmon Packing Method for Foreign Trade
A Labrador fish packers' group introduces a chilling technique that preserves salmon without freezing, enabling shipments for foreign markets. The method maintains quality by cooling the fish during handling and transit, potentially expanding export options.
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Labrador
Newspaper Men of State Meet in Des Moines
Iowa Press association editors and publishers convene for the eighth annual convention at the Savery hotel Des Moines Feb 7 to 11. Highlights include a veterans reception a governors message a front page competition and round table discussions on subscription prices advertising and radio in papers.
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Des Moines
Iowa Press Association
Savery Hotel
Veterans of Iowa
G. L. Caswell
Association
J. A. O. Preus
Minnesota
James O'Shaughnessy
American Association of Advertising Agencies
New York
Caswell
Savery
F. W. Beckmaprat
Ed M. Smith
The
Winterset Madisonian
George C. Tucker
Webster City Freeman-Journal
O. B E. Hull
Leon Reporter
F. H. McCabe
Leon Observer
G. L. Caswel
Ames
N. E B. Kendall
Turkey’s Economy Tied To War-Era Debts And Reforms
Paris dispatch analyzes Turkey’s postwar finances noting a debt barely above 1 billion dollars, far less than France or Germany, and crediting strict wartime economy. It highlights the Angora government’s refusal to print money, government loans, and potential for agricultural and domestic capital growth if political stability and autonomy from foreign control are achieved.
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Paris
Turkey
England
France
Turkéy
Lausanne
United States
Germany
Abdul Hamid
Great Britain
Holland
Belgium
Treasury
Europe
New Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Jamet Pasha
Mark L. Bristol
U. S
Constantinople
Anngora
Asia Minor
Superiority Brings Earnings Motto
Motivational aphorism attributed to Gilbert emphasizing that higher earnings come from study planning effort and sustained hard work beyond the ordinary person. The note reflects a reflective viewpoint on personal drive and discipline.
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Gilbert
Oldest Trade Union Guilds in Constantinople
The piece notes that the oldest onions in the world are the trade guilds of Constantinople, centuries old. It claims all workers from vendors to porters and barbers belong to a guild.
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Constantinople
Ages of Trees and Long-Lived Oaks in Historic Charters
The passage notes a 1155 charter referencing the Tortworth chestnut, suggesting it is near the end of its tenth century age. It also mentions an oak at Tilford, recorded in 1250, indicating another ancient tree noted in a medieval document.
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Enelard
Poland President Wojciechowski Wins Public Favor
The new Polish president M Wojciechowski wins praise for visiting his aged mother after learning of his election. The gesture resonates with a people noted for respect toward the elderly and enhances his popularity.
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Poland
Associated Press
Warsaw
Jan
M. Wojciechowski
Long Lived Trees in Ancient Forests
The text notes that oaks rot around 300 years and rarely exceed 500 even undisturbed. It compares lifespans, stating yews can endure 1000 years or more, while pines exceed 100, a lareh 275, and silver fir about 42 years.
Worthy Descendant of Franklin in Philadelphia Letters
Franklin Bache long served as professor of chemistry at Jefferson Medical College and led the American Philosophical Society. He contributed to the U S Dispensatory eleventh edition and ranked among Quaker City fathers who shaped Philadelphia’s scholarly and scientific heritage.
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Franklin Bache
Jefferson Medical College
American Aidlosophical Society
Behde
U. S&s
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