Stockbridge critiques Hughes in ruralist rebuke
New York Oct 11 The Southern Ruralist edited by Dr H E Stockbridge rebukes Hughes for false statements in Detroit campaign remarks. It cites Durand and Tittmann resignations and argues veterinary science and the U S Bureau of Animal Industry underscore Republican misstatements. The Farmers National Congress backs Wilson on foreign policy and neutrality.
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New York
Hughes
H. E
Farm National Congress of the
United States
North Dakota Experiment Station
Mrr. Hughes
Detroit
E. Dana Durand
Tittmann
Stockbridge
Durand
Census Bureau
Hig
Wilson
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Caime
Pasteur
McKinley
Thuide‘koper
Veterinary Department
University of Pennsylvania
Chicka
Mauga
Republican Party
Grant
Farmers’ National Congress
Dr. Stockbridge
Omaha
Buncombe
Y. M. C. A. Works Among Japanese in Tokio and Moji
Y M C A leaders report progress in Japan with funds raised for a Tokio office and Moji coaling port project. Nagoa the Kyushu rail head fuels a local association building while Moji seeks coaching. A Tokyo school project gains teachers as Chicago and New York visits aid recruitment.
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W. S. Lacy
Young Men's Christian Associaton
Galen M. Fisher
American National
Japan
Bridgeport Association
Tokio
Fisher
Moji
Government Railways of
Kyushu
Nagoa
Union Church
Nagao
Grafton
University of Chicago
Chicago
New York
University of Indica
America
Christian Jnpan
Women Endorse Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Three readers describe relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Knost reports growth removal after years of weakness. Mrs Yost credits renewed strength and movement. Mrs Clementina says irregularities corrected and she became able to work daily.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E
Frank Knost
Harrisburg
Penn
Albert Lea
Minn
Lydia K. Pinkham
Mrs
F. Yost
Water St
Albert Lea, Minn
Lydia Eam
Clementina
Gardner St
Troy Hill
Pittsburg
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Lyric Presents Exhilarating Texas at Popular Prices
A four act Western drama at the Lyric features an expert all round company. Cowboys and genuine Westerners lead the cast with strong individual turns. The show includes skillful lariat work, horses and action packed scenes.
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Lyric
Texas
Poli's Broadway Revue Tops Night with Mabel Berra and Dashiell Act
At Poli's Midnight a musical comedy by Fred De Gresac features Mabel Berra with a fine company. Clara Kimball Young appears in The Common Law screen version, seven reels of tense scenes. Also shown are Pathe Pictorial News, 4 Boss There Was drama by John J. Splain, and William Morrissey & Co. with musical nonsense. Ventriloquist William Ebbs and Claire & Attwood close the program with comedy acrobatics.
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Fred de Gresac
Poli’s
Mabel Berra
Clara Kimball Young
Players
Robert W
William Ebbs
Claire
Seaside Council to Discuss Rate Changes Tonight
Seaside council in Royal Arcanum will meet at 8 pm in the Citizen's building rooms at 1825 Main Street. Officers urge all members to attend to obtain detailed information on proposed rate changes.
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Royal Arcanum
Citizen’s Building
Main Street
Moral in Lending Highlighted by Farm Loan Story
Farm and Fireside recounts a farmer’s $8000 loan with 6 percent interest and a 2 percent commission that netted $13 000 in loans across notes, with $260 total commissions. The tale exposes loan-shifting and redundant fees benefiting agents while borrowers gain only added capital. BP Dillon & Co. advertises velour tats and fur accessories at Main Street.
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BP, Dillon & Co
Main Street
Adv
Rockefeller Institute Study Finds Limited Knowledge on Infantile Paralysis
The Syracuse Post Standard notes Dr Flexner’s confession that years of lab study yield discouraging results. Experiments by Meader show no clear conclusions from tabulations. Sweden and France report variable past epidemics and urge uncertain precautions, leaving physicians without solid guidance for protecting children.
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Rockefeller Institute
Flexner
New York State
Meader
Sweden
France
Syracuse Post-Standard
Night Flying Birds Learn Hidden Migration Secrets
An excerpt notes that night migrants outnumber day travelers and are drawn to light, with researchers like Frank M. Chapman describing heavy nocturnal activity at sites such as Madison Wisconsin. A Hartford fire ruins the James Puller Co. carriage plant causing a $35 000 loss.
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Madison
Wis
Frank M. Chapman
St. Nicholas
James Puller Co
Hartford
Wilsons re election means realization of peoples hopes
John Fitzpatrick president of the Chicago Federation of Labor declares that Wilsons re election will realize working people hopes. He credits the Clayton Act Seamen s Bill and Child Labor Bill for protecting workers and asserts the present administration advanced labor goals during a european crisis. Chicago Aug 20.
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John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
United States
Wilson
John, Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Garfield Opposes Militarism and Calls for Limited Armed Forces
Harry Augustus Garfield, Williams College president and son of the U.S. president, born October 11, 1863, argues against permanent mass militarism. He contends a strong army and navy should exist only to police the nation and defend shores, warning against copying European arms programs and invoking emergency powers for a democratically elected government.
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Harry Augustus Garfield
Williams College
United States
Hiram
Hiram College
Garfield
Cleveland
Princeton
Europe
De Miracle Hair Removal Claim Endorsed by Physicians
A historic ad touts De Miracle for removing hair not on the skin but under the skin using a depilatory claimed to devitalize hair. It markets 50c 1.00 and 2.00 bottles, claims endorsements by physicians, surgeons, dermatologists, medical journals, and magazines, and lists Park Ave and 128th St New York as contact.
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de Miracle Chemical Co
Dept
Park Ave
128Th St
New York
de Miracle
New Footwear Display at Molan's for Women and Children
Molan's at 1026 Main Street showcases new footwear models for women misses and children in grey black white and other tones. Lower priced black boots feature patent leather gun metal and kid materials with durable styling and perfect fit. Special high cut boots for misses and girls include rain proof fibre roles for weather protection.
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Molan’s
General Sir Henry Rawlinson Returns as War Hero
The article profiles General Sir Henry Seymour Rawlinson, recalling his early career in Burma and Soudan, his setbacks at Ypres and Neuve Chapelle, and his ultimate promotion to general. It notes his leadership on the Somme and his stature as a prominent English military figure in his fiftieths.
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Henry Seymour Rawlinson
England
Somme
Henry
Burma
Soudan
France
Ypres
Neuve Chevelle
Lille
Sir Henry
Kitchener
Rawlinson
Jon
Lord Kitchener
London
Aibara
Khartum
Developing Photographs In The Dark Room Exchange
A penny pinching father asks about May Belle while designing mother mentions she and young Muchcash are in the dark room. He queries about developing negatives and she hopes for an affirmative.
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Penurious
Maybelle
Mamma
Muchcash
Penurious Papa
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