In-Thinking and Health Advice From Dr Hirshberg
Dr Hirshberg discusses the concept of in thinking as a social malady tied to meddling in others affairs. The piece critiques uplift movements, suffragettes, and religious reformers, labeling in-thinking as a pathological behavior and urging clear separation between personal conduct and public policy. Letters and health Q&A from readers cover body odor remedies and milk of magnesia timing, with Dr Hirshberg offering general guidance and noting he will answer general interest questions.
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Hirshberg
Babylonia
Brand Whitlock
Reflections in a Pool Offer Mirage of Images
A brief essay by Michelson Othing describes reflections in a pool as a portal to curious, romantic, and possible ideas. Viewers glimpse the sky’s azure mirrored depths and wander through images unseen elsewhere. Leaning over or turning the head quickly can reveal different truths behind the surface.
Dear Annie Laurie Advice on Regaining a Lost Love
A 30 year old man seeks to win back a former beloved who now loves a mutual friend’s partner. The response suggests feigning emotional distraction and shifting attention to a new interest, then hints the friendship may end if she remains in love with someone else. Readers may send questions to Miss Laurie.
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Annie Laurie
Tints for the Housewa y Ann Marie L
A housemaid's dress standards cover day and evening attire for maids and second maids. Rules include color, collars, cuffs, aprons, and caps with emphasis on neat, practical uniforms and matching livery to housekeepers' expectations.
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Siaon
Nestos
Spron
Garden Party At Mt Airy Hosts Maypole Dance
Mrs Joseph Brigel and daughter Mrs Charles Dolle hosted a charming reception at the Mt Airy country home. Guests enjoyed flower arrangements, dainty refreshments, a Maypole dance by Sacred Heart students, and a sunset vista over the garden. Guests included Miss Marion Dolle and a list of Clifton pupils and local social figures.
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Joseph Brigel
Charles Dolle
Mt. Airy
Nature
Brigel
Dolle
Marion Dolle
Sacred Heart Convent
Clifton
Maypole
Lucy Young
Helen Mirain
Anna Jane Fritz
Paul Jones
Elizabeth Babbitt
Gertrude Babbitt
Mary Babbitt
Marion Freeman
Edge Schacht
Marie O'Hara
Mary Grote
Helen Grote
Herman Serodino
Oscar Oaken
Henry Muhlhauper, Jr
Edna
Helen Cassidy
Brigél
Dindenggsh Rae Gue
Robert Dolle
Anita
Tom
Bob
Exhibition on health aims to curb tuberculosis and mortality
A Hamilton Ohio exhibition in the courthouse basement opens tomorrow under the State Board of Health to show the ravages of tuberculosis and infant mortality, with demonstrations on cause, prevention, and treatment. Pastors urged attendance at church services. Three girls who eloped from the Children's Home were found and returned. The Fair Board finished revising the premium list for the fall exhibition and added a money show after reviewing other fairs.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
State Board of Health
Ohio
Mabel Jones
Eva Hanson
Maud Hall
Stradlettown
Fair Board
Amendments Considered by General Federation Biennial
Proposed constitutional changes would add past Presidents and subchairmen as voting body members, make past Presidents council members, require department chairs to keep and pass on records, and prohibit business use of the federation title. Council discussions may cover floor debates, council size, the impact of many resolutions, and duties of the resolutions committee.
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General Federation
Chicago
Board of
Omen
Committee On
Record of General Federation growth and California endowment
The General Federation reports 650 clubs joined between 1912 and 1914, boosting income toward 3000 dollars. A sociological tour will showcase social centers and facilities around Chicago. California contributes 6500 to the endowment and outlines state department work on education, peace, and social topics led by Mrs QO Shepherd Barnum and Mrs Josias Cowles, with Cowles a potential president candidate.
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General Federation
Henry Booth House
Foster School
Hull House
Jane Addams
Woman’s West Side
Cook County Hospital
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago University
Sherman Park
Cornell Square
Fellowship House
Mary MacDowell
Riverside
California
QO. Shepherd Barnum
Alhambra
Cal
Josias Cowles
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Annie Laws Departs Tonight for Chicago Delegation
Miss Annie Laws leaves tonight on the Ohio special as a delegate at large to the biennial gathering in Chicago. She joins other state representatives for the event, highlighting Ohio's presence among national party leaders and delegates.
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Annie Laws
Ohio
Chicago
Paris Fashion Hint From 1914 Style Note
Green and white checked woollen material is used to make this morning suit. The stitched belt follows the same direction as the coat. The sleeves have pegulad sesmg. Black hat with an extremely large bow of moire ribbon.
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Reuthinger
New York Herald Company
City Briefs Report Disorderly Scene and Assaults
Samuel J Page 46, residence 846 Virginia Ave Indianapolis, found in a demented state wading in the Miami River at Colcotto. He was brought here and jailed awaiting identification. Louis Sieverling held on assault and battery charges for club attack on John Kennedy at a Dutch lunch party 614 Buckeye St. Kennedy sustained a broken arm and other injuries and is hospitalized.
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Samuel J. Page
Virginia Avenue
Indianapolis
Miami River
Colcotto
Louis Sieverling
John Kennedy
Buckeye Street
Sieverling
Kennedy
Memorial services and primary vote called in Lawrenceburg
Joint memorial services were held at Greendale Cemetery by Dearborn Lodge Knights of Pythias and Tawana Tribe J O R M. Judge John M. Lewis of Seymour Grand Chancellor of Indiana gave the address. Chairman Charles L. Walser urged Recans of Lawrence Township to vote on Saturday June 27 to nominate a complete ticket.
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Greendale Cemetery
Dearborn Lodge
Knights
Pythias
Tawana Tribe
John M. Lewis
Seymour
Indiana
Charles L. Walser
Lawrenceurs Township
Why Our Little Girls Run Away From Home
A reflective piece from Chicago considers young girls run from home after festival boredom. It traces incidents in Chicago New Orleans and San Francisco, noting returns, dangers, and the societal urge to parade young girls in festivities. The author laments lost childhood and questions modern adults’ treatment of girls as perpetual festival exhibits.
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Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Indianapolis
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
the May
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MLA
Johns Hopkins
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Michelson
Ann Marie
Alfred
Lord Tennygon
Sir Walter Vivian
Charles Anderson
Grandin Road
Catherine Anderson
Helen Taft
Martha Bowers
Robert Taft
John Longworth Stettinius
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Paris Fashion Hint
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