Advance of Toleration Debate at Common Cause Meeting
Dr. John G. Coyle of New York spoke at a Franklin Union gathering about religious toleration in the United States. He cited Massachusetts history and noted Catholics hold major offices while praising the Catholic Church as a bulwark of law, family, and country amid past fanatical assaults.
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United States
Common Cause
Franklin Union
John G. Coyle
New York City
Massachusetts
Coyle
Peter
Death Farm Now Has Another Bride
Manny Sleep, owner of Death Farm in Plato Township Illinois, who lost his wife and two children to Herman Coppes, 16, last April, returned from Lone Rock Wisconsin with a new wife. The widow Mrs Sleep, formerly Mary Bird, had worked as housekeeper briefly after the murder.
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Elgin, Ill
Manny Sleep
Plato Township
Herman Coppes
Lone Rock
Wis
Fight the Rising Cost of Doing Business in SYSTEM Ad Pages
A promotional piece urges readers to buy the March issue of SYSTEM magazine to discover labor saving devices and advertising that cut business costs. It touts testimonials from a publishing head and cites profits from advertisers. Readers are encouraged to send $2 for March SYSTEM and full-year access, with a money-back guarantee.
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Wabash Ave
Madison St
Chicago
Fourth Ave
New York City
Hopes to Head Off Divorce in New York
Byron Chandler, known as the millionaire kid and husband of actress Grace Larue, arrives in New York aboard the Kaiserin August Victoria seeking reconciliation. He asks anxiously about Larue and whether she has begun divorce proceedings, hoping a single meeting can resolve their differences and allow a peaceful return to London.
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New York
Byron Chandler
Millionaire Kid
Grace Larue
London
Holy Week Crowds Hit Rome As Holy Week Opens
Rome sees a surge of visitors with an expected 60,000 foreigners during Holy Week beginning Monday. The festive period faces disruption risks if a threatened railway strike is not averted.
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Rome
Diabetes Cure Claims From Fulton Compound
An advertisement showcases Wm. H. McGowan of Sparks Nevada healing from toe gangrene due to diabetes after using Fultons Diabetic Compound with antiseptic wound care. It claims diabetes sugar reduction and hepatic protection, offering a mailed sugar chart and pamphlet from John J. Fulton Co. and Riker Jaynes Drug Store Boston as local agent.
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Wm. H. McGowan
S. P. Shops
Sparks
Nevada
Fulton
Ugar
John J. Fulton Co
San Peendiace
Riker-Jaynes Drug Store
Wash. St
Boston
Poets Who Pause At Your Den In Passing Ways
Poets pass through the big wide world and pause for a word then go on. They bring stories of distant lands and old loves, some bringing courage and hope, some tales of woe. The writer treasures the kindness shared and wishes luck to those who come and go, like leaves blown in the wind.
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Houston Post
Thaddeus
Gussie
Aunt Polly
Thaddeus Randall
Hartford
Polly
Gus
Thad
Wellesley
Polly Haskins
Birthday Confession Brightens Somerville House
Thaddeus Randall, on the 22nd birthday, overhears Aunt Polly urging him to court Gussie. In a twist, Gussie arrives as a suitor arrives and confirms she heard the whole exchange. Thad and Gussie acknowledge their feelings as Polly hints at a future match.
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Thad
Thaddeus
Gussie
Aunt Polly
Thad Randall
Pineapple Gelatin Mousse With Whipped Cream and Cherries
A New England dessert featuring pineapple simmered with sugar and water, gelatine dissolved in cold water folded in, then egg whites whipped stiff and folded in. Set in mould and served with whipped cream and candied cherries. Also a marshmallow cream with walnuts and wine sauce from Mrs. Christian Arist Baldwinville and Mrs. H M Grosby Boston.
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Christian Arist
Baldwinville
H. M. Grosby
Lexinton Street
East
Boston
Editor Is A Fighter For Liberty
George Perry Morris told Ford Hall last night that the head of a great newspaper carries heavy community responsibility. He spoke on Ethical Aspects of Editorial Work. A J Philpott discussed The Press and Society. George W Coleman led a prayer for newspaper men.
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George Perry Morris
Boston
Ford Hall
A. J. Philpott
George W. Coleman
Newspaper Leaders Reflect On Liberty And Costs
Mr Morris states journalism is a key liberty force and demands high ethical standards amid growing responsibility. He and Mr Philpott discuss the newspaper as society’s mirror, noting public needs, accessibility, and the high annual costs of producing quality papers.
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Mr. Morris
Mr. Philpott
Neuralgia relief through heat and nutrition
The article explains neuralgia as nerve inflammation due to poor nutrition. It advises applying heat to soothe pain and using Dr Williams Pink Pills to restore nerve nutrition. It notes heat does not cure and that nourishment via the blood is essential, with a booklet available from Dr Williams Medicine Co. upon request.
Publicity and Crime Cloud Noted in Thaw Trial
The speaker argued that publicity dissolves the glamour of wealth and that some crimes can only be exposed through publicity, reflecting on the Harry Thaw case and its impact on public perception of the rich.
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Sider
Harry Thaw
Wife of Seaton Opposes Quakers Policy From Bedside
Mrs. Seaton ordering her husband Tom Seaton not to return to the Quakers after illness last summer. A telegram summoning him to her bedside was kept from him until after he pitched and won a game against the Cubs. She resents the team keeping worries from a winning pitcher.
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Tom” Seaton
Quakers
Herzog Opinion on Meyers and McGraw Giants
Charlie Herzog says John McGraw must watch Giants catcher Moe Meyers closely as he may signal for a slow curve with a new ball in play. Reds manager notes Giants rely on McGraw for success.
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Charlie’ Herzog
Meyers
John McGraw
Giants
McGraw
Reds
Remarkable recovery after incurable rheumatic arthritis proclaimed
Harry H. Chandler of Lynn says his seven year battle with rheumatism ended after taking Var-ne-sis. He describes severe pain and mobility loss before two months of treatment restored him to work. Doctors had declared him incurable. Var-ne-sis Boston office and free consultations advertised.
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Lynn
Bullfinch. Cor. Waverley St
Mgr
Chandler
Insane Asylum
Riker- Jaynes
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