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Additional Postage Required. SCRAPBOOK OF MILDRED ELIZABETH HERTZLER Different kinds of clippings (Magazine, newspaper,pictures, ribbons and other stuff). Gold gilt on cover. Ribbon binding. Wriitngs on few pages. VERY UNIQUE INSIGHT TO COLLEGE LIFE REPRESENTED BY ALL THE PAPER 266 MOMENTOS ALL MOUNTED IN A LARGE LANDSCAPE FORMAT SCRAPBOOK 1922. PERSONAL SIGNATURES OF 110 CLASSMATES. THEN 15 PAGES HAVING ITEMS TASTEFULLY MOUNTED ON BOTH SIDES : CLEVLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BROCHURE, POSTCARDS,COLORFUL PEPPERMINT CHEWING GUM WRIGLEY'S GUM WRAPPER, ANOUNCEMENT OF WM. HOWARD TAFT EX-PRESIDENT APPEARING AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB MECHANICSBURG, PA. BELLE MEAD SWEETS WRAPPER, BLACK SILHOUETTE OF CAT ANOTHER BLACK HIGH POINTED HAT WITCH SITTING ON ORANGE PUMPKINS OCT. 31, 1921. RED CROSS WITH RED STRING, FACULTY MUSIC , EAST CENTRAL STUDENT CONFRENCE EAGLESMERE, PA. NATIONAL BOARD OF THE YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS 600 LEXINGTON AVE. NY. FULTON OPERA HOUSE. COLOR POSTCARD OF BOY AND GIRL READING BOOKS IN FRONT OF FULL BOOK SHELVES JESSIE WILCOX SMITH. 2 TRADE CARD COMPANIONS FOR WHITMAN,S PLEASURE ISLAND CHOCKLATES CUT LABEL OF COLGATE'S RIBBON DENTAL CREAM. PLAT PROGRAM 8 PAGE PROGRAM OD JOHN DRINKWATER'S PLAY ABRAGAM LINCOLN RECITAL NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS, CLIP OF HAIR, POETRY, YMCA NOTE BOOKLET 4 X 3 INCH WITH STRING PENCIL ATTACHED, PAPER BOOT SHOE STOCKING, PLANT BUDS, CIGAR WRAPPER, BASKETBALL SCHEDULE, ESKIMO PIE WRAPPER, MOVING PICTURES- PERFECT CHILDREN AD, SENIOR DANCE CARD 1922, PAGE LITERARY SOCIETY, PIANO RECITAL, BIRD HOUSE SKETCH ON A NAPKIN, A 8 X 10 FULL PAGE WITH PICTURE OF MAUD BALLINGTON BOOTH : The work of both her parents there in social issues led to Maud s interest for social welfare and social service. In 1882, she became a companion of Miss Catherine Booth in organizing a branch of the Salvation Army in Paris. In 1883, they went to Geneva, Switzerland, where they were both expelled after aggressive police interrogation.[2] She stayed with the Booth family and worked in the London slums and elsewhere until her marriage to the second son of the founder of the Salvation Army, Ballington Booth in 1886, against her father's wishes.[3] In 1896, Ballington and Maud left the Salvation Army after a dispute with General Booth, to co-found the Volunteers of America. Maud was also known for working to improve the conditions of prisons in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.[1] She later toured on the Chautauqua circuit, moving audiences with her vivid account of life in prisons and calls for reform. BUSINESS CARD FOR " COLE EIGHT 8 TAXI SERVICE " TOURING CARS FOR HIRE BY DAY, HOUR, TRIP , 14 PERSONAL CALLING CARDS, 76 MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHS ON 8 BLACK PAGES. SOME IMAGES ARE OF THE BUILDINGS, PORTRAITS WITH BUILDINGS IN BACKGROUND, CARS, CLASSMATES, ON THE DOCKS OF WATER LAKE OR RIVER? IN SWIMSUITS, GROUPS OF YOUNG LADIES, SNOW SCENES, BICYCLE, TRACK MEET, 3 MEN IN DRESS SUITS AND LONG COATS ON ROCKS IN MIDDLE OF STREAM WITH A WIDE WATERFALL 10 TO 15 FEET HIGH IN BACKGROUND. 11 MEN WEARING LEATHER HELMENTS IN FORMATION POSING READY TO HIKE THE FOOTBALL, ENTIRE FOOTBALL TEAM IN DRESS SUITS WITH LEATHER SUITCASES IN FRONT WITH ONE HOLDING FOOTBALL AND YOUNG BOY SITTING IN A WOODEN CHILD'S WAGON, MEN AND WOMEN PLAYING ON TENNIS COURTS, GIRLS PLAYING BALL IN SPECIFIC POSITIONS ON A BASEBALL FIELD, 2 WOMEN IN CAP AND GOWNS DATE PUBLISHED: 1922 EDITION:
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