Society of the Sponsors of the United States Navy
The article discusses forming a society for women and girls who christened U S Navy ships, naming sponsors like Miss Gladys Bryant Smith and Miss Elsie MacComber. It also mentions the youngest member, Miss Webster of Brookline, aged twelve, who christened the submarine Sea Fighter Octopus, highlighting notable sponsors and their ships. The piece then shifts to a piece on the so called peace cure, outlining daily routines to promote mental calm and health through measured meals, relaxed nerves, and positive waking thoughts.
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United States
Gladys Bryant Smith
St. Louis
Cockeril
Gallaudet
Missouri
Navy
Elsie MacComber
Des Moines
Anna Hoch
Kansas
Mary Campbell
Birmingham
Miss Bell
Vermont
Miss Webster
Brookline
Mass
Uncle Sam
Minnesota's Wonderful Climate Theme Story
An exchange at a Minnesota health resort features a sickly visitor and a robust young man who recounts his dramatic recovery aided by pure air and care. He notes he weighed only nine pounds at birth here and credits the resort and family support for his health turnaround.
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Minnesota
Million Dollars Scattered Around in Derailment Scene
Pittsburg on February 24 reports that over one million dollars in cash rode aboard the derailed Baltimore & Ohio train at Salisbury Junction. Precautions guarded the money and none was damaged. Also, Tacoma man George W. Peterson was robbed of $60 by a masked highwayman on St Helens avenue near South Seventh street.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Salisbury Junction
Tacoma
George W. Peterson
St. Helens Avenue
South Seventh Street
Peterson
Cashmere Socials And School Changes Pace Through Week
On Tuesday the Presbyterian Aid ladies and husbands attended a social at Mrs Joy's with games and conversation. A baby girl arrived Wednesday for Rev Raab and wife. James Smith entertained Wednesday evening and the crowd enjoyed the show. Washington's birthday events and a county crib debate contrasted Washington and Lincoln. Milo Camp, formerly of Wenatchee now in Bellingham, visiting and noting mud. A Washington ball closed the week at Dorn's hall. Miss Corcoran resigns 8th grade teaching post. Miss Miller fills in temporarily.
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The
Presbyterian Aid
Washington
Dorn’s Hall
Malaga and Stemilt Hill Community News
J R Albin and family moved to Wenatchee to establish a new home. Stemnilt Hill residents organized a plan to build a telephone line linking with Farmers' Telephone near the Albin ranch and will meet again. Rev W W Perrine returned from Cashmere after meetings and Rev W T Adams led his farewell sermon at the Malaga schoolhouse, part of forming a Malaga church with 34 members and officers J S Usher T P Smith Claude Graves Nicholas Hill I M Derifield Glenn O Young. Weekly services will be held at the Malaga schoolhouse by Rev A J Adams of Wenatchee.
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Malaga
J. R. Albin
Wenatchee
Messrs. Allen and
Haynes
Seattle
Stemnilt Hill
Farmers’ Telephone Company
J. R. Albin Ranch
W. W. Perrine
Cashmere
W. T. Adams
J. S. Usher
T. P Smith
Claude Graves
Nicholas Hill
I. M. Derifield
Glenn O. Young
Levices
A. 3. Adams
Social notes from Soap Lake and surroundings
The column records social visits and daily events in Soap Lake. Susie Sparks works at Siloam Sanitarium. High Hill society hosted dances. Reverend More from Quincy led schoolhouse meetings. Miss Duffy of Buffalo to teach Soap Lake school. Seattle owners of Siloam Sanitarium Mr Darrow Mr Rogers and Mr Johnson noted. local visits include Mr and Mrs B E Thomas and Mr and Mrs Sorrell. phone bids advertise quick ads. Wenatchee Plumbing promotes pipe sales. Hilton couple attended a Cashmere reception tonight.
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Soap Lake
High Hill
Susie Sparks
Siloam Sanitarium
Darrow
Rogers
Johnson
Seattle
More
Quincy
Duffy
Ephrata
Buffalo, N. Y
Miss Duffy
Buffalo
B. E. Thomas
Twelve good work horses offered by Waterville Livery
The Waterville Livery and Stage Co will sell twelve work horses at Eagle Livery Barn on the 27th 28th and 29th of the month. Prices are cash or bank paper. Also note an unrelated item about free chocolate samples at Mascot. In San Francisco a 13 year old boy Miles Long narrowly escaped death after a kite falling from a cliff left him with multiple injuries and possible skull fracture awaiting treatment.
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Douglas County
Waterville Livery & Stage Co
Waterville
Eagle Livery Barn
San Francisco
Miles Long
Bernard Heights
Central Emergency Ambulance
Tillman
Wright
Bernal Heights
Elsie Street
Buena Vista Avenue
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Wenatchee Vineyards
Warren & Littleton
W. R. Prowell
Mission Street
Crockery & Glassware
Orondo
Mr. Duffy
Daily World
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
Wenatchee Theatre
Christ
Oberamergau
C. Stebbens
Ed. Ferguson
Guarantee Fund Life Association
Tacoma, Washington
Holcomb’s
Wenatchee Ave. N
Grand View
Wenatchee Realty and Investment Company
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