Exchange of Homes By Americans and Foreigners
Dr. Ernest Richard of Columbia University proposes a central international and visits exchange office to facilitate temporary home swaps across countries. The plan echoes similar schemes in France Germany and England and aims to enable working families to benefit and teachers to visit Europe. The idea draws inquiries from German and Austrian students and contemplates group visits to align interests in both nations.
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Ernest Richard
Columbia University
Richard
Europe
America
Germany
Woman's National Daily
Cheney Co. Oath and Catarrh Cure Admission
Frank J H Ney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co. to pay one hundred dollars for each CATARRH case not cured by Catarrh Cure. Statement dated December 5, 1586. Mails Catarrh Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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ToLepe
Lucas Country
Frank J.h.ney
F. J. Cueney & Co
Toledo
Ryeew
Ard
Fim
A. W. Gleason
Mall
FP. J. Cheney & CO
All Druguiste
Hal
Mrs Carrington Hosts Home Mission Society Tea
The Home Mission Society and First Methodist women held a reception Monday at Mrs John B Carringtons Tyler Hill home with about sixty guests. Tea featured green and white, served by Mrs Blackmon and others. several local ladies noted guests and ill health reported for Miss Lizzie Hoberta.
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Home Mission Society
The
First Methodist Church
John B. Carrington
Tyler Hill
Mra. Blackmon
Mra.Tate
Mra. Caldwell
Mra, McCarty
Countess Szepheny Presented at Hungarian Court Amid School Upgrades
The article notes Countess Szepheny, formerly Gladys Vanderbilt, gaining a Hungarian court presentation after years of eligibility rules. It also outlines institutional needs at the Anniston institute, including steam heating improvements, maps, globes, desks, gymnasium upgrades, and tennis courts. Dr. Glass serves as principal, contributing time and funds, with local donors expected to cover a $2500 goal.
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Szepheny
Gladys Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Budapest
Washington
Glass
Anniston
Sam Noble
Model City
MI O NA stomach tablets advertised for indigestion relief
Elam Hamrick Drug Co promotes MI O NA tablets claiming instant relief and stomach building effects. Advertisements cite quick disappearance of belching sourness heartburn heaviness and headaches with a money back guarantee. Testimonial from Dennis Stephen of Coudersport Pa endorses Mel O NA though wording resembles the product line.
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Elam-Hamrick Drug Co
Dennis Stephen
Coudersport
First Quarrel of Married Life in Harlem Home
A newlywed couple in a Harlem flat navigate a tense evening over going to a show. They echo uncertainty about spending time apart and together, ending the night unfulfilled and amid hurt feelings. The scene closes with their first quarrel after attempting a social outing.
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Iere
Harlem
Morris
John Drew
Harry
New Meatless Movement Spreads From Sanitarian Belief
The half vegetarian idea gains adherents as sanitarians claim the stomach is the seat of disease, leading many households to ban meat from meals. Minister Wu coins the term and sparks widespread debate on diet and health.
German students push alcohol free campus movement
A growing protest among university students in Germany aims to end heavy drinking traditions. The movement, described in Die Enthalt samkeit, seeks to preserve camaraderie while directing it toward healthier behavior.
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Germany
Alcohol's true effect on labor and fatigue
The text argues alcohol does not aid workers in fatigue or strength and asserts its artificial excitement leads to nervous depression and weakness, claiming alcohol has no actual uplifting effect for anyone.
Abolition Calls for Alcohol Use Ban
The piece argues that abolition is inevitable as human evolution reaches a stage where eliminating alcohol as a beverage is necessary. It frames abstinence as a core principle of emerging eugenics and new science.
Global wave against alcohol misuse sweeps nations
A world wide movement takes hold nearly simultaneously in Great Britain Scandinavia Germany France Italy and the United States as public opinion rises against the abuse of alcohol. The spread reflects a shared concern across diverse regions about societal harms linked to drinking.
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World
Great Britain
Scandinavia
Germany
France
Italy
United States
Murderers of Their Children Reported by London Correspondent
A London correspondent for the Journal of the American Medical Association writes that sixteen hundred children are smothered yearly in England by drunken mothers. The remark frames a grim social issue cited in the periodical.
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England
London
The
American Medical Association
Want Ads Drive Local Profits With Quick Results
Readers turn ads into cash as locals post and respond to classified listings. Businesses and individuals seek buyers, sellers, and services, turning small postings into quick transactions and ongoing revenue.
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Ella Olli
D. B. Walsh
Mrs. Blackmon
Fred Blackmon
Drayton Sproull
Warren C. McClure
Gulfport
Wallace Comer
Grady, Schumacher
William Orrison
Attalla
W. G. Crutchfield
Philharmonic Music Club
Percy Laws
Christine Avenue
Saint Saens
Mr. Shaler
Houser
Cuba
T. L. Houser
Wilmer Avenue
Vletcher McCarty
Birmingham
Juliet Davidson
Margaret Wellborn
L. W. Dean
Gadsden
John M. Stillwell
Mra. Carrington
Ruth
Grace Ledbetter
W. G. Ledbetter
Misses Rivers
L. H. Carre
Hl. Mitchell
Charles H., Jr
Lizzie Hoberta
Euphrian Club
Madame Bernhardt
Institute
Noble Institute
William Howard Taft
Pleasant Prairie
Wis
Laflin Rand Powder Company
Middle West
Chicago
Progrés
Evan
Royal
Royal Cook Book
Royal Gaming Powder CO
New York
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