Jewels to Win Votes in Seven Western States
The National Woman Suffrage Association appeals to Washington women to raise funds for a seven state campaign by melting down cherished keepsakes. Mrs Antoinette Funk and other leaders urge donors to send gold and silver heirlooms to be transformed into bullion, supporting suffrage in Ohio Missouri Nebraska Nevada Montana North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Washington
Funk
Natonal Woman Suffrage Association
Treasury Department
Antoinette Funk
West
Ohio
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
Montana
North
South Dakota
Helens Gardner
Anna Howard Shaw
Medill McCormick
Mim An Folpetce Funk
Mary
Bradford
Slaraa
Raw milk and cream hazards warn against contamination
The health notice warns raw milk and cream as chief disease vehicles due to dirty dairies and poor handling. Pasteurization reduces risk without harming nutrition, and home pasteurizing is advised. All adults may be affected by prolonged raw consumption, especially children and the sick or rundown. The District of Columbia health officer offers free guidance on milk safety. Gen GEO M Sternberg and Dr GEO M Kober endorse the warning.
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District of Columbia
Sharks in pursuit of Nantes voyage home from Dunkirk
Special to The Weatherford News reports two large sharks followed the French bark Nantes for sixty days from Dunkirk to New York, remaining with the vessel after it departed the Bay of Biscay. Crew feared the sharks signaled danger, tried to harpoon and distract them, and planned to use explosives to deter them if they trailed back toward Dunkirk.
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Sandy Hook
Nantes
Gallera
Wessel
Cant Berteaud
Dunkirk
Bay of Biscay
Berteaud
Turning 10 Seafood Big Jump In Retail Trade
Supt Sherman attributes a 7 percent rise to more fish in the diet. He notes wholesale trade holds steady while retail shows the bulk of the increase at the municipal fish wharf, with hopes for broader gains in other lines as well.
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Sherman
John H Sherman
Pockets on Every Sort of a Gown Sighting in Fifth Avenue Fashion
Washington Post report from New York notes a growing trend of pockets on women s garments. Waistcoats with pockets hold items like coins pills and tickets. The piece humorously envisions pockets expanding to skirts and waists for practical use and notes social fuss over emanci pated styles.
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Fifth Avenue
Apestes
Washington Post
New York
Broadway
First Formal Cen tury of Peace Ceremony At Sulgrave Manor
A centenary ceremony marking 100 years of peace between English speaking nations was held at Sulgrave Manor in Northampton. Ambassadors and officials from the United States and Britain attended, with the Duke of Teck presenting keys to Ambassador Page at the manor doorway. The party toured Washington family shrines, viewed related sites, and films of the ceremonies were made for U.S. exhibitions.
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Quaint Village
Duke of Teck
Bulgrave
England
Sulvave Manor
George Washington
Great Britain
Walter Hines Page
Lord Shaw
Shirley Benn
House of Commons
HS Perris
Harry Brittain
Pilgrims Society
Arthur Branscombe
Washington Family
United States
Duke of ‘Leck
Page
Washington
Eleaner
Saward
Northampton
Gulf Hall
Hart Spercer
General Salute Paid to Woman at Pythian Camp
Terre Haute Indiana July 25 Unusual tribute was given to Miss Mamie Fisher private secretary to Major General Arthur J Stobbart at the Pythians biennial encampment A major general salute followed a band concert in her honor Ohio brigade supported the ceremony Miss Fisher the first woman to receive a Pythian major general salute.
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Pythian
Terre Haute
Ind
Uniform Bank
Kalgata
Pythias
Mamis Fisher
Fen Arthur J. Stobbart
Natute
Fisher
Pythians
Church Seeks Morgan Fund Will Construction Action
Salt againe trustees of the late J P Morgana es tate has been filed by St. Georges Epis copal Church of this city seeking an accounting of the $24,000 yearly income from a $3607000 bequest. The diocesans convention is co defendant. The complaint alleges that less than $1,400 has been paid and asks a proper construction of the will regarding the fund.
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St. George's
Bequest
New York
J P Morgana
St. Georges Episcopal Church
Morgan
Hello Girls Fear Mice Trigger Boston Telephone Strike
Boston July 2 Fears of mice drive a strike threat by Dorchester exchange operators. After a union vote, the young women warned New England Telephone and Telegraph Co they would quit their switchboards unless the building housing the exchange was rid of rodents. Several workers described rats and mice running about their skirts during the meeting.
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Boston
Dorchester Exchange
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Company
Awakening to municipal market fish in retail trade
Merchants note housewives in Washington are learning the advantages of buying fish from municipal markets rather than private stalls. Wholesale supply from the wharf supports lower prices for fresh seafood and meats, with fish handled directly from producer to consumer under district market supervision. The shift boosts city diets and diversifies meals through farmers lines and seafood offerings.
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Mc Sherman
Pal Produce
District E Department of Markets
Galle Tian
Seventh
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Twelfth
Music and Musicians at Churches and Recitals
Church tent service features John G Klein and soloists with Mrs De Vo at piano. Misa Helen MatLeod contralto to sing at Vermont Avenue Christian Church. Marie von Unschuld lectures and gives piano technique talks, with recitals planned in Monroe and Duluth for charity. Max Reinhardt sought for American pageant The Miracle to open at Madison Square Garden on December 4. Edna Beatt Smith, contralto of First Congressional Church choir, resigns to study and perform. to spend summer at Tower Cottager with parents in Rye North Beach New York.
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Church of the Covenazit
John G Klein
Leslie
Penitent
van de Gay
de Vo
Dama
Klein
Marie von Unschuld
Trinity College Hall
Puplia
Catholic University
Trinity College
Mme von Unschuld
Max Reinhardt
Max Rabinol
London
Prof Reinhardt
Madison Square Garden
Edna Beatt, Smith
First Congressional Church
Miss Smith
Dr Bischoff
Rye North Beach
Nv H
W. Scott Smith
Tower Cottager
Rules to Avoid Divorce: Judge Urges Family Reunions
Chicago July 25. The municipal court divarce prevention bureau opened and reunited four families in Judge Torrison's rulings. He urged couples to give the wife a vacation, take one yourself, keep music at home, and avoid quarrels by retreating when the child sleeps, aiming to spare innocent children from suffering.
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Chicago
Divarce Prevention Bureau
Municipal Court of
Judge Torrison
Bureau
Judge Torrisons
Beauty Culture at Home a Valuable Guide for All Ages
The pamphlet promotes a health and happiness book titled Beauty Culture at Home packed with recipes and body care prescriptions. It asserts lasting value for youth and adults and urges readers to obtain a copy while supplies last.
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Newcraper Archive
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Baby
Berliner
Society For Prevention of Sickness
E Berliner
Geo M Sternberg
Army
GEO M_KOBER
U. S. Senate
Colorado
Helen Tobin
J J Brown
Denver
Colo
United States Senate
Brown
Milas Helen Tobin
Newport
Helen King Robinson
Mra
Brown Mra
Lindsey
Big’ Tiger Sharks
Ffrom
Municipal
Wharf
Nomi
Jeans of Mankind
Bank of Women
Bonita
Sulgrave Manor
Church
Eiseman & CO
Seventh and
E Streets
Zila
Palm Beach
E Sts
Dresser
Princess
Columbia Grafonda “Jewel
Bargin
Dinas
China
Eneota Urbane Lene
House & Herrmann
Macy
Corcere
Misa Helen MatLeod
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
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