Fair Allies for Italy and Others at Red Cross Work
American women married to Italian nobles join Red Cross efforts in Rome and across Italy. Daughters of Ruth and American mothers form hospital units, take nursing courses, and donate homes and cars for wartime care. Several princes and countesses, including Colonna and Reospigliosi lines, lead liaison with American families while sons of U S mothers serve at the front.
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Neuses
Italy
Rome
Frespero Colonna
House of Cench
Wflll
Simonus
Red Cross
Ruth
Marchesa Hronresco Theodell
Jertrica [Haw
Fittsburgh
Manny
Misa Eva Mackay
John Mackay
Clarencea Alackay
San Fanatine
Wises
Jane Campbell
New York
Glambartlata Rosplelics
Ethel Tulia Brenson
Francesco Reospigliosi
Misa Laura Mar Donald Stallo
Cincinnati
Xsafinleona Ruspoll
Misa Katherina Quay
Pennsylvania
Torlonia
Milas Flats Moore
Princesa del Drago
Marchesi Peec
Mario Cenci-Bolognett
Princess Cenci-Bolognetti
Eleanor Lorillard Spencer
Princes Ruspell
Eva Broadwool
Colonna
Women cannot bear arms or babies say Dr Wood
New York World reports Dr Thomas T Wood of Columbia University argues women are biologically less fit for daily life and childbearing. He cites upright posture, clothing, and reduced outdoor activity as key handicaps while noting some women offset these drawbacks by avoiding unhealthy habits.
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New York
Jana
America
Marguerite Mooers Marshall
New York World
Thomas T. Wood
Columbia University
Wood
Columbia Poat
Fallese
National Council of Fdpaestion
Commission On
Dr Wond
Woman spanks 10 year old burglar in Heat New York
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs. Gussie Kaplansky returning home at midnight. she spanks a 10 year old burglar who had threatened her with a gun and dropped a ring and bracelet during the scuffle. The intruder was taken to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
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Washington Post
New York
Gussie Kaplansky
Manhattan
Mantod
Brownsville
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Swindling games spotted daily by Boston police
Boston police report constant discovery of new swindling schemes and victims choosing to press charges. The article outlines common scams such as the $100 bill exchange, two headed penny games, handkerchief tricks, and money pooling schemes aimed at foreigners and unsuspecting locals, with criminals quick to flee after a payoff.
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South Boston
Summer Street
Boston
Hawley Street
Banco
Gama
Midnight Market Gains Fame Among St Louis Society
St Louis June 12 Midnight marketing has become a profitable diversion as women and men in evening dress shop at the St Louis County Producers Market on Sarah Street and Laclede Avenue. Shoppers arrive after midnight, around 2 a.m., for fresher fruit and vegetables, with farmers stocking stalls and delivering via a zone-based system. The market aims to unite farmer and resident, cut middlemen, and offer hampers and club purchases for home use.
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St. Loui
St. Louis County
Sarah Street
St. Louis
Milady
St. Louisan
Bull and Veal Marry Against Opposing Family
In Binghamton on June 12 Charlea Bull and Maude G Veal, both from Scranton, eloped after facing Veal family opposition to their marriage over the groom's name. The couple traveled to avoid interference, arranging a quiet ceremony en route with Rev H S Sweetland. They say family will “roast” them but they stand by their affection.
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Binghamton
Charlea Bull
Maude G. Veal
H. 5
Sweetland
Scranton
Veal
Husband Barred Poetry Forced Her Arithmetic Study
Philadelphia June 12. Mrs. Moody, daughter of the defendants in a New York suit for 100000 damages alleging alienation of affection, says she was barred from poetry and forced to study arithmetic by her husband Clarence Whetstone. She left him fourteen months ago and is aiding her parents, claiming jealousy and control. The Moords married in 1912 in Nashville Tennessee.
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Philadelphia
New York
Rufus B. Moody
Clarence Whetstone
Nashville
Tenn
Newbro's Herpicide touted for summer hair care
Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as essential for summer hair and scalp health. Claims regular use prevents itching from dandruff, adds gloss and keeps hair clean in heat and after swimming. Promotes sample bottle offer and availability at barber shops and toilet goods counters in Detroit Michigan.
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Newbro
Herpicine CO
Detroit
Mich
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Laura Stalle
Miss Quay
Clarence Mackay
U. S
City People
James Montgomery Flagg
Opyright
J M Flagg
Victima
Women OF
MR. Bull
Miss Veal
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