Love and Divorce Theory in Public Life
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century style discourse argues for teaching love and marriage, warning that neglecting marital education fuels divorces. It asserts that forming right mate choices through love training could prevent divorces, urging the church and society to treat marriage as a serious study akin to lifelong learning.
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Cate
Tadey
Vom
Rome
Ike
Austin
Luward
Batare Teg Chance to Win 8520 in Tests Chain Contest
Participants are urged to count accurately for a chance to win prizes in the tests chain contest. The entry offers no guaranteed prize and emphasizes accuracy, with several possible rewards considered valuable.
Edison on dieting and public health notes
Fragmented OCR science note discusses dieting ideals and health, referencing the idea that restraint from excess food yields mental vigor. It mentions natural balance and the danger of overindulgence, with hints of quantities and physiological benefits. Names and clear details are unclear due to damaged text.
Social calling hours and hosted teas for members' wives in Washington
Residents Ayres at 12 Massachusetts avenue NW host informal calls. Wives of several representatives will receive today and on January 2 at various homes including 313 Thirteenth Street NW and Bancroft Place. Mrs Fairchild and Mrs Hayes are among those hosting in February with specific Tuesdays. A tea honoring Senator Williams and luncheon precede at 1488 Lamont Street with Japanese lacquer served. Postmaster Hitchcock returns to Washington after a weekend in New York. Captain William G. Cutler and Mrs Cutler announce retirement and plans.
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School of Love
Dewey Hotel
Airs
Mies Hayes
Representative Hayes
California
Pray
Montana
Bancroft Place
Hayes
John N Garner
Representative Garner
Texas
Burlington
Morria Sheppard
Representative Sheppard
A H Baldwin
Ceell
Mra Day
Col Selden Alten
Lamont Street
John Sharp Willams
Wiliams
Frank Hitchcock
Washington
New York
William G. Cutler
Mra Cutler
Washington guests and visitors fill winter social scene
Washington society notes list numerous guests and residents in town for the season. Names include Mrs J C Burrows and niece Mrs J F Wadsworth of Detroit, Miss Marion Lente, Mrs Leutse, Mrs Marion Oliver, Rep. Wiliam H Heald, and many others, with social events at the Highlands, Willard, Gotham, and Parked Halls.
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J C. Burrows
Mra
J. F Wadeworth
Detroi
Mra Wadsworth
National Cathedral School
Washington
Marion Lente
Brooklyn Nave
Leutse
Mima Marion Oliver
Oliver
Wiliam H. Heald
Delaware
the Highlands
Thought for Today on Mrs Taft at social events
A museum-style reflection notes Mrs Taft’s calm presence and distinguished appearance at receptions for President Taft. It praises her social versatility opening the White House to musicales and teas, and describes Taft as happy socially. The piece highlights their equal, understanding marriage and personal influence in public life.
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Mra Barchfeld
Miss Barchfeld
Gotham
Calvert Street
Mra
Richard Drace White
Mra Whites
Charles Baward
Anna I Mahler
Maryland
Belmont Road
Congressional Club
Mra Taft
White House
Mia Taft
Taft
Ona
Contested Will Ties Woman's Aide to High Society
San Diego January 15 A will contest unfolds with Mrs Harriet Thurston and witness Thane Dor H Leake in the Thurston case. Names like Ambassador Reid and Lyman Gage surface as tangential figures while Mrs Thurston alleges influence from Point Loma society led by Mrs Katherine Tingley. Julia Thurston is cited amid family entanglements as the matter centers on beneficiaries and tent life connections.
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San Diego
Cal
Ambassador Reid
Lyman Gaus
The
Treaury
Thurston
Harriet P Thurston
Thandore H Leake
George L Patter
Villado
Point Loma
Society
Mra
Katherine Tingley
Theraton
Atudbrit
Ogden Mills
Ambassador Reids
Mills
Hhzel Mille
Julia
Lyman Gage Jills
Quinn
Mrs. Thurston
Tingley
Patterson
Bellboys Rescue Child From Pasadena Hotel Blaze
In Pasadena California jan a fire trapped a child in the Faahdena Hotel. Bellboys fought through smoke to reach the room and rescue the child. The destroyed hotel was the first major tourist hotel in Pasadena, built in 1880s and winter home to wealthier visitors from the East.
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Pasadena
Cal
Jan
FDO
Vole Reick
Sher
San Francisco
Suffering Through Five Marriages Ends With Court Aid
New York court grants Mra Margaret Anderen Wheeler Miler Kountze Fauser another $100 to continue suit for separation from Gustave Fauser. The wife lists five marriages and says Fauser deserted her and sought other affairs. Her 16 year old daughter, in a New Jersey convent, is mentioned. Fauser’s lawyers argue the complainant is of unsound mind.
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Mra. Andereon-Whester-Bmilter-Kountze-Fauser
New York
Mra
Margaret Anderain
Willis Anderson
Topeka
Hans
William Whesler
Kansas City
Walter Kountse
Pittaburgh
Charies Miler
Pittaburh
Gustave M’ Fauser
Mra Fauser
Erneating
New Jersey
Fauser
Ida Von Clausen Paroled After Supreme Court Hearing
Ida Von Clausen Honan won a parole release hearing before Justice Morschauser in White Plains New York to be freed from Bloomingdale asylum until March 4 next. She had been confined since October 17 and was advised to stay away from New York City. Doctors testified, and the case involved prior habeas corpus proceedings linked to a Swedish court matter. A separate Bermuda report notes the US cruiser Birmingham escorting destroyers McCall and Palmorning.
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White Plaing
Ida von Clausen Honan
Morschauser
Supreme Court
Bloomingdale Asylum
Tee Morsehauser
Mathew B
New York City
Mitleter Greyer
Rossevale
Mince Pie Talks and Court Rooms in Paris Boston Gossip
The column surveys society chatter from New York and Boston. It notes Mrs Burke Roche near Newport, horse shows, mince pie debates at New England colleges, a high profile divorce action, a thief tale in Paris, Madame Le Blanc Manter praising Boston, seed pearl jewelry fashions, and a psychologist urging women to enjoy baseball for health. It also mentions German trial marriages in the Eifel district and village bride shows with annual bindings.
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Burke-Roche
Zay
Will Pever Bee
Anyt Sutomobile
Frank Work
Hurke-Roche
New York
New Port
Newport
Mince Pie
New England
Mount Holyoke
Simmon College
Wellesley
Prince Alexander da Wagram
Bertha de Rothschild
France
Paris
Muller
Antoine Marcott
Deater
Madame Georgette le Blanc Manter
Boston
Jhe
Jhe Pronounces ‘the Artistic Center of ‘America
Europe
Villa Faulkner Page
Elwood Worcenter
Sacks Bay
Mise Page
Germany
Eifel
Prussia
Hermann Balz, former Cologne Gazette correspondent, dies
In Stuttgart Germany Hermann Balz aged 18? died January 12. He served as Washington correspondent for the Cologne Gazette for over two decades from 1885 to 1908, returning to Germany due to kidney trouble. A noted student of economics, he authored several works on political economy.
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Stuttgang
Germany
Hecrmann Balz
Washington
Cologne Gazette
Baron's Son Wins Divorce Decree in London
Lieut. Col. Lawson, who named Lind Hamilton, secures a decree in a London divorce case. The proceedings date from January, with Webster Lawson as a second son of the Lawson family.
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Lawson
Lind Hammilton
London
Willam Arnold Webster Lawson
Baron Burnham Wins Divorce From Daily Telegraph Proprietor
Baron Burnham principal proprietor of the Daily Telegraph obtained a decree of divorce in the high court of justice. He named as co respondent Lord Hamilton of Dainey and Mrs Lawson as the daughter of Lieut Gen Bir Frederick Marshall. In 1957 no defense was entered and neither the respondent nor co respondent appeared in court.
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Baron Burnham
Daily Telegraph
High Court of Justice
Lord Hamilton of
Dainey
Lawson
Frederick Marshall
Abe
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