Mailosophy Study or To Balance American Thought
Bloomington Ind March 20 AP Evans Woollen Indianapolis banker spoke last night commemorating Charles William Eliot birth anniversary. He argued general instruction in philosophical methods would reduce state evolution bills and reduce religious discord while urging openness and understanding among races and faiths and stressing values beyond mere employment. He urged balance in national process and warned against overemphasis on vocational training.
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Bloomington
Ind
Evana Woollen
Indianapolis
Charles William Eliot
Boston U Women Debaters Defeat New York Feminine Team
In Fall River on March 2 the Boston University champion women debaters defeated a New York feminine team by a two to zero vote. The victory centered on opposition to the cancellation of war debts.
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Fall River
Mass
Boston University
New York
McCoy's Cool Liver Compound Tablets Ad
An old advertisement urges mothers to treat underweight children with McCoy's Cool Liver Compound Tablets. It promises fast improvement, vitamin supply, and better health for kids, claiming satisfaction or a money back guarantee and urging purchases at druggists.
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McCoy
Meoy
Causes of Dropsy and Home Diet Remedies
Readers seek cures for dropsy noting many causes tied to heart function kidneys and liver. Sluggish circulation from weak heart raises leg swelling and abdominal buildup while kidney disease delays urine output causing fluid retention. Proper diagnosis distinguishes heart versus lymph stagnation and directs diet, exercises, and home treatment. offer to advise by mail with patient history.
SARGENT DENIES TIE-UP IN COURTS
Washington reports claim federal courts face collapse from deficient funds. Attorney General Sargent denies disruption, urges strict economy. He says no district reports untoward conditions. expects salaries and operations to continue, trials not requiring juries may be affected.
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Washington
Taap
Funix
Sarsent Deniegs
Sargent Reventh
Evore
Ainere
Personal Advice Column From Dr. Frank McCoy
Realers of the Bridgeport Telegram are invited to write Dr. Frank McCoy about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope for a personal reply. Address letters to Dr. Frank McCoy Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Bridgeport
Boston Courts Get Jurors Fees Payment Boost Amid Shortfall
BostonMarch 20 The district faced a funding crisis as Congress failed to pass a deficiency bill. U S Marshal Keville received telegraphed funds from Washington totaling 43000 for jurors fees traveling expenses and witness payments. The note warned salaries would be cut and payments delayed, hindering court operations.
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Boston
Woman Senator Aims to Ban Hat Pictures in Washington
Spokane County legislator Senitor Keba Hurn plans a bill to criminalize any woman’s photograph wearing a hat, aiming to curb vanity. She cites an old image of herself in a wide brim hat as grotesque with time.
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Spokani
Spokane County
Keba Hurn
Washington
Knights of Pythias Distribute Over 120 Million in Five Decades
A Knights of Pythias report shows more than 120 million dollars distributed over 50 years to aid widows orphans aged care and disaster-impacted communities. Bridgeport lodge records indicate 472.00 redistributed to welfare efforts in the last five years.
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Knights of Pythday
Culver Brazee
Bridgeport Lodge
Sociologist predicts race extinction in United States
Dr Frank H Haskins of Smith College told a conference that immigration limits would not stop a projected decline of the Negro race in the United States within 200 years. He cited climate, industrial competition, and segregation as forces driving eventual extinction. He warned northern migration and southern segregation would influence the timeline.
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ATW
York
Frank H. Haskins
Smith College
United States
Johns Hopkins to Add New Medical Library Building
Johns Hopkins University plans a new medical library to house about 490,000 volumes. The project is funded by a $750,000 outright gift from William H Welch, former head of Hygiene and Public Health, who becomes chair of the History of Medicine. The General Education Board also commits $250,000 more at five years if the university contributes $900,000 of its own funds.
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Bavrimore
Johns Hopkins University
Bo Wn
William H. Welch
Nate
General Education Board
Citizens' Military Camps Open for 3000 Volunteers in New England
Boston reports the Citizens' Military Training Camps will admit 3000 volunteers aged 17 to 34 from five Northeastern states. Camps at Fort Adams Newport Fort McKinley Portland Camp Devens Ayer and Fort Ethan Allen Burlington run July 1 for 80 days with 30 days of outdoor training at government expense. Enrollment encouraged to ensure full capacity. 1060 former students already seek to return.
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Boston
Caroline Puten
New England
Preston Brown
Corpa
Washington
Fort Adams
Newport
Coast Artillery
Fort McKinley
Portland Harbor
Devens
Ayer
Fort Ethan Allen
Urington
Vermont
Ug Formery
United States
Missionary Reverend Washburn Dies at 95 in Meriden
The Rev. George P. Washburn, a retired missionary who served with the American Board of Congregational Missions in Madura Southern India from 1860 to 1900, died at his Meriden home aged 95. He built an educational system in South India including a high school college training school and seminary. He was famed for his birthday greetings from Indian Christians and the annual school festival in the Mandura district. Funeral services will be held in Meriden, with burial in Lenox, Massachusetts.
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Washburn
Im Inali
Mandura
Lenox
Konckapotanauh Tribe Plans Dance Event
The Konckapotanauh Red Men will discuss the annual Red Men dance at their weekly meeting Tuesday evening in the Red Men's ball. The chiefs degree will be exemplified on several candidates as part of the program.
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Koncka Dotanauh
Steiger-Poole Company
Steiger
Steiger-Poole’s
Shangilai Strikes Continue In Shanghai Crisis
Shanghai dispatch reports the industrial situation unchanged as strikes persist. Silhouette of ongoing unrest outlines no decisive shift, with workers continuing actions across the city amid uncertain economic effects and broader national tensions.
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Shanghai
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