Disasters January to July Outnumber Similar Periods
The Red Cross reports a record year for disasters from January through July, with floods, fires, tornadoes, and epide mics causing widespread damage mainly in the United States. Relief efforts reach international aid as well, though most calamities affect American regions. Red Cross workers and volunteers mobilize to assist survivors, with emphasis on tornado areas and states like Oklahoma and Georgia.
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Red Cross
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Ohio
Red
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Ansel
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Chatamo
Martim County
Harris
Moss Bastern Klahoma
Lorar Oh
Shawne Okla Mees Sane
Casvads County
Montradburst
Carter Coants
Girls Friendly fete at chapel branch and awards noted
The report describes the Midred Povning event at a chapel branch with prize donations including a gold pin and silver jewelry. It mentions attendees and helpers, the presentation of prizes to boys and girls, and a church social at Christchurch York with various guests and gifts. It also notes a separate account of a cougar sighting in the Otmpi National forest where Glen Merchant was attacked causing minor injuries.
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Povning
Lesia
Sasena Senneider
Fiat
Het Mearsaret
Hounsan Arid Teat
Mies
Bam Land
Ths
Arre
Thurd Cove
Margaret Thurwer
Ytve Ford Pong
Tawebson Aid Bar
Jeary Welbur
Mars
Sarette
Bichters
Aes
Adkins
Otet Barrett
Walliams
Tounsburst
Mergarens
Hall House
Mary Foxawell
Iron
Qsora Mae
Christchurch Rock
Ta Tay
Gees
Willow
Norman Bout
Julia Gut
Loretta Hunter
Anita Dt
Mazabeth Hicks
Olly
Presen
All Heller
Carolan Angel Trieble Wilss Jenkins
Phoebe Athin
Wiss
Edna Burress
Wensel
Epiphans
Johns
Hot Innocents Wroy
Key Springs
Vary
Juan
Wisses Norna Chest
Mabel Vandergrite
Na Whetworth
Nativity Chapel
Wives of Tomorrow Advice Column by Frances McDonald
A long readers’ column featuring letters from young women seeking guidance on engagements and love. Frances McDonald offers cautious, practical counsel about breaking engagements, fidelity, and balancing pride with genuine affection, with multiple reader questions and responses.
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Frances McDonald
Expensive Clothes Mythths About Working Girls Challenged
Miss Winslow of the labor department warns against portrayals of working women as richly paid. Bureau bulletin cites a ten state study showing half of 6,000 women earn under 1295 a week in Georgia, 950 in South Carolina, and 880 in Alabama, highlighting underpayment despite sensational images.
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Mary Winelow
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
2 Bureau Bulletin
Miss Winslow
Misa Winslow
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Women workers wages across states amid high Rhode Island figure
The text lists average wages for women workers by state: Kentucky 1075, Missouri 12.65, Ohio 1980, Kansas 1180, Rhode Island 1685, New Jersey 1495. Rhode Island wages are noted as not reflecting normal conditions due to a peak period. Miss Winslow warns low wages lower health, efficiency, education, and family welfare as these workers are part of families influencing community life and future generations.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Ohio
Kansas
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Miss Winslow
Lfe
Male Beauty Contest Planned for Carnival at St Gabriel's
A lawn party and carnival at St Gabriel's church Grant Circle and Varnum Street NW from August 16 to 24 will feature a male beauty contest. The arrangements committee chaired by Thomas A McNamara is accepting entries via A Mauer 622 Varnum St NW. A baby show, musical acts by local bands, and a sociality table run by Mrs Fred Witberger are also planned.
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St Gabriel's Church
Grant Circle
Varnum Street
Telutive
Thomas A McNamara
A Mauer
Varnum Street Northwest
K of
K of AC Crown
St. Dominic’s
St Aloysius
Socality
Fred Witberger
J Oneill
Candy
Misses Connelly
End of Napoleonic Dynasty Recalled in Mariposa
California man Capt Sydney died recalling a 1879 Africa finding. He found the body believed to be the prince imperial of France, son of Napoleon II, killed during a British African campaign. Sydney argued a Zulu ritual heart removal did not occur and blamed political intrigue. The prince was Napoleon I’s great nephew and Eugenie died in 1920.
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Africa
Mariposa
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Prince Imperial
France
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Yulus
Great Britain
Napoleon Bonaparte
Eugenie Dved
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Cougar
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Otmpi National Forest
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Lansburgh Furniture Store
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Julius Laneburgh Furniture Co
Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co
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