Alma, Where Are You At at Capitol Avenue Theatre
Alma Where Do You Live a musical sensation slated for Capitol Avenue theater Monday Peb 3 features Grace Drew in the title role and Carlton King in the comic role. The French vaudeville adaptation by George W Hobart brings a popular waltz refrain and lively comedy with a New York cast.
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Joe Weber
Alma
Capitol Avenue Theater
Jean Briquet
George W. Hobart
Grace Drew
Chocolate Soldier’ Company
Carlton King
Charles F. Orr
New York
Grace Trew
Medical Boss Fails to Win Endorsement by Chicago Woman's Club
The Chicago Woman's Club votes against endorsing the Owen bill and rejects medical oversight expansion. Speakers argue against concentrating health activities under a single "medical boss" while debates over school medical inspections and federal health control prompt tense discussion.
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Woman's Club OF
Windy City
Chicago
Chicago Woman's Club
Congress
American Medical Association
Walter Wirman
The
Marine Hospital Service
Sam How
Medical Association
Doctors’ Trust
Grace Wilbur Trout
Our
America
Gehy
Pelled
Board of Education
Federal Bureau of Health
Kaiser Wilhelm Birthday Marked In Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm turned 54 last Monday January 27 in Germany where the birthday is a legal holiday. Observers toast the emperor with cheers and flagons while social democrats face boos. The ruler is described as original forceful and devoted to Germany's good.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Victor Albert Wilhelm
Kaiser
City finances spark bond debate in Springfield reports
The article notes a deficit driving bond issuance and a statewide focus on municipal payrolls. It contrasts Springfield’s financial strain with New York’s large municipal debt, highlighting envy over city borrowing levels and fiscal pressure on workers.
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Springfield
New York
Uncle Sam
Japanese father buries boy for two days as punishment
A seven year old boy in Kiyosu, Japan, was buried in a hole for forty eight hours by his father after a minor disobedience. Only the head remained above ground during the punishment, reported in a harsh act described as barbaric.
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Chicago
Emory Lyon
Central Howard Association
Wm. M. Ré&y French
Art Institute
Lyon
Harrison
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Kiyosu
Japan
Greatest Charm in Women Cited by Clara Louise Burnham
Quote highlights that self-consciousness is a deterring trait while quick sympathy and the ability to invest interest in others is a powerful charm. Burnham argues this trait can outweigh brilliancy and is among a woman’s greatest qualities.
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Clara Louise Burnham
At Least Righteous Mr Yeast Cartoon Quip
A Yonkers Statesman humor item defines righteous indignation as a moment when a man becomes indignant without swearing. Mrs Yeast offers a witty reply contrasting expectation with restraint. The exchange plays on language and domestic banter.
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Yeast
Mrs. Yeast
Yonkers Statesman
Eckmans Alterative Promoted for Home Tuberculosis Care
A historical advertisement extols Eckmans Alterative as a home remedy for tuberculosis and lung ailments. It claims strong personal recovery after a fall 1905 illness, with a five year health continuation and weight gain, urging readers to request a recovery booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for evidence.
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California
Eckman
W. M. Tatem
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Parente
Geological Society of Chicago
Rockies
G. K. Kinney
Mount Robson
Jasper Park
British Columbia
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Yellowhead Pass
Robson
Rostland
B.C
Yellowstone
United States
Kinney
Illinois
Chicago Plan Commission
Charles H. Wacker
Europe
Harrigan
Matt and
Jeff
Jep
Bud” Fisher
Gale
Savants
Woodie
Woodle
Wilson
Fremont Brewing Company
Fremont
Fort Hassell
M. Shewbridge
Laramie Co
Eckmann
Atlantic Ave
Haddonfield
N. J
Cascade Whiskey
Trail Barrel House
Carey Ave
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