Notable Arizona Governor Wife Mrs Murphy Profile
The article profiles Mrs N Q Murphy wife of Arizona Governor Murphy. A Californian born near Los Angeles she is described as stylish social leader and adept horsewoman. Her family history includes Prescott pioneers and the Banghart ranch. The piece notes a son in college and a marriage in Prescott about eighteen years ago.
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Arizona
N Q. Murphy
Murphy
Southwest
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
George W. Banghart
Prescott
A. T
Banghart Ranch
Little Chino Valley
Arlmonk
Goodwin i
Indy
California
Beale Springs
James J. Monihan
Phenix
N. O. Murphy
Garden City
Color Evening Porch Parties Add Bright Charm
Summer out of town brings color porch parties with a chosen hue for eyeing and lantern decorations. Guests arrive in the color shade, bonbons and prizes match the theme, and games or open air concerts follow. Each event tailors activities from rhymed charades to progressive conversation.
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China
A Girl Athlete’s Deed Receives Life Saving Medal
Miss Carolyn Jarvis of the University of Iowa earned a life saving medal for aiding a non swimmer in a canoeing accident on the river. An all around athlete from Burlington Iowa, she swam to the man’s rescue as a squall overturned the boat.
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Carolyn Jarvis
University of Iown
Enjoy the Little Things Message
A reflective note urges mothers to pause from daily duties and savor small joys with their children. It argues that stopping to notice flowers, pebbles, and songs keeps mothers youthful and strengthens influence, urging parents to share gentle moments amid work.
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Thomas
Woman's Relief Corps Annual Convention Opens in Cleveland
The nineteenth annual convention of the Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic meets in Cleveland starting September 12 and runs through the week. A naval parade honors Perry's victory on Lake Erie on September 13 with the G A R parade the next day. Mrs Sarah B Winning of Ohio, deputized by past national president Elizabeth A Turner, unveiled the pavilion over Providence spring at Andersonville Georgia recently.
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Woman's Relief
Woman's Relief Corps
Cleveland
Perry
Lake Erie
Grand Army of the Republic
Sarah B. Wineng
Ohio
Elizabeth A. Turner
Relief Corps
Providence Spring
Andersonville
Duchess of Cornwall and York Visit Sparks Child Welfare Interest
The Montreal Star notes the Duke and Duchess admire child welfare on their world tour. In Singapore a group of Chinese children hosted a banquet at the pagoda, dressed in costly silk with silver and gold embroidery and jewelry to welcome them.
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Duchess of Cornwall
York
Singapore
Montreal
Two Men and a Lesson in Ambition
Two college graduates seek work with a leather goods firm. One stacks up as a capable clerk, the other sorts scrap leather. The latter rises to a four figure salary in a year while the former remains in a wash harness role.
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Milous
Boston Traveler
Young Reverend Witt to Attend Lutheran Seminary
Jennerstown Pennsylvania boy Talmage Witt, identified by locals as Rev Witt, prepares to study at a Lutheran theological seminary in Pittsburgh. At four he led Sunday readings for a poor rural church and has delivered crude sermons for two years, drawing support from a Pittsburgh Evangelical board member who funded his education.
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Talmage Witt
Jennerstown
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Pittsburg
Rev Witt
Talmage
Talmagn Witt
Evangelical Board At
A Spaniel Learns Spark Trick in New York Home
A black cocker spaniel in New York learns to seek electric sparks after being teased with rugs and a spark device. The dog rolls on rugs and then runs to metal fixtures like brass bedsteads and a register to obtain a spark, showing apparent pleasure at the trick.
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New York
Ashland County Fair Opens with Special A W Ry Trains
Ashland hosts the county fair September 4 5 and 6 with special excursion rates and very low gates. Special trains depart at 7:00 AM and 7:50 AM following arrivals, offering round trip options from Gustaloya via A W Ry.
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Ashland
Oustaloya
P Pe W.& C
A&w Ry
Do Birds Whistle or Sing in Nature’s Voice
A discussion on whether birds sing or merely whistle through a tube-like glottis challenges the idea of vocal chords. It notes observed bird song varies with mouth and throat movement, producing language-like sounds, while wild birds may mimic more than captive ones. The piece explores limits of space, matter, and whether the universe has a definite end, citing scientific arguments on creation and cosmic bounds.
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Wan
Jou
Uber
Aldercaul
Lessons On Cultivating Color And Perception
An old story from New York Sun about an Aristocrat recounting a contemporaries life. Nast’s shift to black and white work allegedly dulled his eye for color, and his later color painting never regained its former power.
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New York Sun
When Your Feet and Ankles Swell
Swollen feet and ankles warrant medical advice. most cases arise from dropsy affecting kidneys or heart, though heat related relaxation can occur. Rarely, swelling is a sign requiring immediate physician evaluation. A sale notice follows for a trip from catalogued lines with listed times and routes.
East Liberty Market Report Lists Livestock Prices
Prices for cattle sheep and lambs at East Liberty and Wooster Markets show slow or dull trade. Prime heavies and heifers fetch around 6.10 to 6.35 per hundredweight with various grades and stockers listed, while lambs and sheep bring lower figures in a subdued market. Rail travel promotion notes special trains for an April trip via A and W Be round trip from the Junction with schedules Sept 5th.
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East Liberty
Apriland Farr
Thurevey
Rain blesses long dry spell. obits from Applecreek area
The article notes welcome soaking rains after a lengthy dry period. It reports the Aug 7 death of John C. Thompson aged 68, a longtime local ticket agent, plus funeral details and survivors. It also mentions Mrs Ells Kidd’s Aug 13 funeral and typhus illness of Mr Kidd, with brief notes on other local attendees and visits. Cecil Steele of Fredericktown visited relatives near Applecreek.
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John C. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Methodist Church
Palmer
M. E. Church
Mr. Kidd
Craig
Lois
Cecil Steele
Edericktown
Knox County
Appleoreck
Various Local Notices and Incidents in Wooster Area
The column lists a series of minor events including a Wooster street fair set for October 6, 16, and 17, injuries from falls in Shreve and Barton City, a family gathering in Ashland, an executive appointment at Magaulon Hospital, a fatality from an explosion in Hayesville, and fire damage at Smithville. It also notes a bank robbery attempt near Millerburg, marriages near Orrville, military funeral in Loudonville, a disorderly conduct arrest, storm damage on N Market and W Liberty, a monthly letter list, and an update on rebuilding shops for Seiberling Miller Co. in Doylestown with ambitious completion goals by January 1902.
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Jotn Shearer
Barton City
Daniel Ambrose
Ashland
George
EK. P Emerichtt Wooster
Magaulon Hospital
Frank
Cook
Hayesville
Mansfield Brasn Works
Masonic Temple
Akron
Charles Deneke
Elt
Howenstein
Smithville
Doylestown Journal
Seiberling & Miller Co
Wm Allensworth
J. H. Belberling
Tambler
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J . Campbell
Thomas Sellers
Puillenioe Telgada
Oo Kch
Loudonville
Adams Bank
Milleraburg
Mies Dora Brown
Orrvilla
Frank Tyson
Massillon
D. M Trgin
Orrville
Charles Smith
Tras
F W Miller
John O. Britton
Chas
M. Gardner
T. W Orr
Je M. Pore
W G. Brough
Job Wolliff
M. McClellan
Clara Baker
Qoorda
OC. Clemant
Lala Cherrington
Nenule
D. Grey
Bertha Hooker
Mary Lytle
F Wells
Ville Ridge
Ill
Wollsa
Taft Bros
East 130Th St
N.Y City
Ston Mists
Buffalo
Chautauqua Lake
Niagara Falls
Ameren
Cleveland, Akron & Columbia Railway
Pennsylvania
Fred’k W. Platt
Scientific American
Woorington
H. A. Hart
Downing Brook
Wooster
Cor Bowman St
Beau Ave
Ase‘t. Sure. N. Y. Kye Sar
Bay Institute
Wacker Bros
Oticcand Yards & Erst Liberty At
John S. Adair
Staira
Wayne County National Bank
Iraldjon Moon
B. Taylor Johnson & Taylor
Attorneys-At-Law
Woorrma
Omio
D. Mice Brook
the Werald Printing Co
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