Abandoned Husbands and Family Welfare Bureau T: Abandoned Husbands and Family Welfare Bureau
A Brooklyn report details the Abandonment Bureau's approach to deserted wives and children. It explains new methods to compel fathers to support their offspring rather than prison, highlighting cases from Cleveland and Ohio. The bureau aims to reunite families and reduce public punishment, balancing law with welfare.
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Syayeman
Brooklyn
Lagt
Ihs
Variogeo
Bureau
M.S
Cleveland
Ohio
Tendant
Fort F
Wrap from Paria: short sleeveless gibeline fashion hint
A concise style note highlights a wrap from Paria featuring a short sleeveless cut in gibeline fabric. The suggestion emphasizes a light, draped silhouette suitable for warm weather, reflecting period fashion cues and regional textile choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
West Virginia Governor Fears Invasion by Ohio
Gov Cox of Ohio and Gov Cornwell of West Virginia clash over reports that 6000 Ohio workers from Steubenville and nearby towns may cross into Hancock county West Virginia to force workers to quit. Cox urges Sheriff Baker to prevent conflict between Ohio and West Virginia citizens and state governments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cornwell
West Virginia
Steubenville
Hancock County
W. Va
Cox
W. G. Baker
Jefferson County
Gov. Cox
Sheriff Baker
Commonwealth
Belgian Pudding From Old Household Recipe
A faded recipe describes making Belgian pudding with prunes currants flour suet beef soda salt and milk. Prunes are prepared heaped with dry ingredients then combined with dissolved soda milk and butter. The batter is poured into a buttered mold two thirds full, covered and boiled for five hours and served with sauce.
Fashion clash in prehistoric Paris and a joke on fur trends
A humorous prose piece contrasts cave dwellers debating dress by animal skins with a modern quip on fashion. It lampoons shifting styles from fox pelts to rabbit and mole skins, highlighting clever banter about what is considered stylish in a playful, dated tone.
Selected for West Point Military Academy candidates list
War Department announced candidates from Southern states for the February entrance exam for admission in June. Alabama Robert W Huddleston Deatsville John C Golightly Birmingham Thomas R Duffey Birmingham. Georgia James W Mostellar Jr Americus Newman Parker Craytonia James 8 Willis Napier Heights Macon O S Morton Jr Lumpkin. Louisiana William B Harvey New Orleans Clyde D Eddleman Lake Charles. North Carolina Horace B Lindsey Durham Joseph A Morris Oxfords Lance R Gatling Gates. South Carolina John K DeLoach Camden Joseph G Hollis Iggy Rodman John W Cokar Rock Hill. Tennessee Leslie C King Tulahoma.
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War Department
Alabama
Robert W. Huddleston
Deatsville
John C. Golightly
Bir
Mingham
Thomas R
Duffey
Georgia
James W. Mostellar, Jr
Americus
Newman Parker
Craytonia
James 8. Willis
Band Concert Today by Salis Orchestra at 5 p m
The Salis band conducted by William H. Santelmaan performs today at 5 p m featuring Bach arrangements, Cornet solo The Star Spangled Banner and Lohengrin Grand Fantasia Transcribed for Military Band with pieces Every Ready Overture Fifth Mouturne and Invitation to the Dance. John J. Miller is listed as cornet soloist.
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Cornet
John J. Miller
Woher-Wain
Miliary Bai
Wiliam A. San
Nutritious Diet Guide for All Ages and Quick Lunches
A practical guide promotes balanced eating for all ages with easy quick lunch ideas for home or office. It warns against imitators and substitutes, urging simple meals using wholesome ingredients for steady energy and health.
Trials and marriages highlight Alexandria news
William H. Querhet faced a third trial for the November 1918 killing of Linwood Kidwell in the Southern Railway yard office. The hearing adjourned for supper with witnesses to be heard again tonight and a noon jury verdict anticipated. Also, Florence May Baker wed John Dow Jr at St Marys Church as Cora Lee Eaton and George W. Siskind married at the Methodist Church South. H J Carr resigns to become cashier of the National Bank of Nokesville while Miss Baker and Mr Dow plan residence in Washington.
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Washington. Post Barbadies
King Street
Alexandria
William H. Qehrert
Linwood Kidwell
Southern Railway
Corporation Court
BR. H. I. Chichester
Predericksburg
Barley
Frederickeburch
E. M. Curtis
Joseph Baxley
Franklin Sterns
John Genther
W. A. Bell
F. M. Aldridge
J. &. Timberlake
Frank Foster
R. H. Carmichael
A. P. Jacobs
George W. Heflin
Commonwealth
Howard W. Smith
Charles H. Smith
Amund Burke
Washington
Florence May Baker
Herbert J. Baker
This City
John Dow, Jr
Bay ‘City
Mich
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
L. F. Kelly
Supia M. Kraemer
William H. Sims
Bay City
Cora Lee Eaton
George W. Siskind
Chicago
Quantico
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
R. V. Regester
Siskind
Rev Price Dies in China Medal to The Washington Post
Cumberland Md Sept 26 The Rev J Edward Wander rector of St Patrick s Church was notified today of the death in China of the Rev Thomas F Price who organized a society of priests for foreign missions Within the past year with three other priests the Rev James Walsh of this city being one he aided for Charles 4 Previously Father Price founded and published the magazine Truth now published at Brooklyn Special to The Washington Post Clarkeburg W Va Sept 6 Joseph Costa aged 24 was killed by a fall of slate yesterday while he was standing joking with fellow workers in the Hutchison Coal Company mine at Robey On Sunday he was to have been married his fiancees having waited for him while he was in the
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Washington Post
Cumberland, Md
J. Edward Wander
St. Patrick's Church
China
Thomas F. Price
Priests For Foreign Missions
James Walsh
Pries
Brooklyn
Pall Os
Clarkeburg
Joseph Costa
Hutchison Goal Company
Robey
Embroidered Satin Coats and Hip Emphasis in Fashion
An article surveys women’s fashion featuring navy satin ensembles with heavy worsted embroidery, straight coat lines, and a Greek note in waistlines and sashes. It highlights a high neck line, ivory georgette folds, and a loose front sash, plus a boho Greek influence in period dress.
Neighborly mix up leads to dinner misfire
In a 1919 tale, Mr Jarr and Mr Rangle prankishly bungle a dinner invitation, mistaken as a host couple, while attending a ball with neighbors. They return home late, plot a telephone ruse to misdirect the other family, then confess over a comical supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rangle
Rangie
Agann
Jarr
Rangle
Mrs. Jarr
Gillies
the Press Publishing Co
Color swatch assortment includes Navy Purple and Delft Blue
A stock listing shows colors such as Navy Purple Peacock Blue Delft Blue American Beauty Cherry Old Rose Pink Tan Chinese Green and Black and invites customers to buy before supplies run out.
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Sophie Irene Loeb
Abandonment Bureau
District Attorney's Office
USA
Bonibon
James J.montague
Paris
Maan
Ashe
Aki
Poe
New Jersey
Jersey Lightning
Gen. Pershing
Cal. House
Bell Syndicate, Inc
West Point
Southern
S. E. Strother
Salem
W. van
Samuel BE. Strother
University of Maryland
Hagerstown
Daniel Shexer
Wayneboro
Charles Shexer
United States Army
Salis
United States
William H. Santelmaan
News OF Alexandria
Don—Baker
Mize Cora Eaton
Nokesville Bank
H. J. Carr
First National Bank
National Bank of
J. F. Price
Mrz
Mr. Jarr
Angie
Jerr
Srose
Pellmell
Bear Brand Knitting
Newbrd
Herpicide
America
Dorsch’s
Rez
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