Woman's University of New York State Campaign Unveiled
Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw launches a form of women’s political education with a three year course, diploma a ballot, and a nationwide 1915 campaign. The movement aims to extend classes to every town and county in New York with “Victory 1915” as a rallying cry.
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Worms University
New York State
Woman’s University of New York State
James Lees Laidlaw
Woman's ‘University
East Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
Woman Suffrage Party
Fifth Avenue
New York
Cy Miller
Woman Food Expert Heads Pure Food Lab In Philadelphia
Dr. Mary E. Pennington, chief of the government food research laboratory in Philadelphia, is among the highest paid civil service women. She earns 3000 dollars annually and leads a team of fifteen assistants while advancing egg and poultry preservation methods.
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Mary E. Pennington
Philadelphia
First English Woman Licentiate in Dental Surgery
Miss Lily Fannie Pain becomes the first English woman admitted by the Royal College of Surgeons of London as a licentiate in dental surgery marking a historic milestone for women in medicine.
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Royal College of Surgeons
London
Lily Fannie Pain
Judges at Indiana State Fair Name Diverse Horse and Cattle Authorities
The Indiana state fair will award prizes Sept 8 with judges from across the country. Notables include Dr. Carl W. Gay of Philadelphia for draft horses, F C Giltner of Eminence Ky for coach and show horses, and Prof. E A Trowbridge of Missouri for saddle horses. Additional experts cover mules, cattle, beef cattle, sheep, swine, and poultry, led by figures such as Senator T. J. Wornall, Thomas Mortimer, C J Martin, and H L Compton among others.
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Indiana
University of Missouri
John E. Vestal
Plainfield
Ind
T. J. Wornall
Liberty
Missouri
Kansas City
Thomas Mortimer
Nebraska
C. J. Martin
Chardan
Iowa
Hugh G. van Pelt
Waterloo
O 1
Thomas Mortimore
H. L. Compton
Kyle
Ohio
U. C. Browse
Kendallville
Uriah Privett
Greensburg
G. W. Jessup
Rockville
Kh. E. Coler
Dayton
R. C. Wait
Cedarville
L. MM. Huff
Newcastle
F. A. Campbell
Tipton
Tom Vinnedge
Columbus
Coler
Poland China Record Co
O. L. McCord
Danville
Ill
American Poultry Association
W. C. Pierce
Carmel
William J. Ritterskamp
Princeton
J. H. Gwaltney
Poseyville
Garden Tales From a Brown Boy
Poem describes contrasting gardens Far from the town and near the city with soot in the air. A brown boy invites a visitor to see his plants including a rose tree daisies mignonette pansies hollyhocks ferns stonecrop and lavender and promises to send a bouquet to town. The visitor learns the boy’s pride in his blossoms and memory of the meeting.
The Fairy Queen Rescues Daisy in Sunny Land
In Sunny Land the fairy Love searches for Daisy after an absence of three days. She learns elves are imprisoned in the moon by a witch and wizard. The queen uses her wand to summon the moon elves, frees Daisy, and punishes the witch and wizard, restoring peace.
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Sunny Land
Daisy
Love
Daisy Meadow
Witch
Wizard
Print deadlines for news items stressed
Notice urges timely submission to ensure print. It warns Wednesday and Thursday are busiest days and that items must be in before Thursday afternoon press time to appear. Delays risk missing publication.
Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed as universal remedy
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars to any case not cured and urge sending testimonials to C F Cheney & Co in Toledo. Available from all druggists at 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hali
Hall
C.F. Cheney & Co
Toledo
State fair trotting and pacing meet opens September 8
Indiana Hoosier fair grounds at Indianapolis prepare for a major trotting and pacing show with 26,200 in purses. Stars from leading stables converge for daily races from September 8 to 12 under a point system starting at 1:30 p.m. Special interurban and city streetcar services will run to the gates. Children and teachers ride free on September 9.
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Indiana Fair Grounds
Indianapolis
Hoosier Fair
W. L. Talbott
Pontiac, N
Western Horseman Stake
Western Horseman Stake No
Ion
Miseausas
Indiana
What the Birds Say
The excerpt describes how many birds utter distinct calls that resemble human words. It notes the robin, bobwhite, bobolink, thrush, bluejay, cedar bird, and song sparrow each have unique sounds that hint at a language-like bird chatter in the neighborhood.
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Bob-olee
Bob-O-Link
Bobolink
Olit
Origin of Cocoanut Spelling Traced to Proofreader Error
Sir Edward Ian Thurn explains at the Royal Horticultural Society in London that the nut now called the cocoanut resembled a monkey face and the Spanish Portuguese coco meaning grin was attached. He notes Johnson’s dictionary had a coconut entry misprinted as cocoanut by a careless proofreader, a spelling kept ever since.
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Royal Horticultural Society
London
Edward Ian Thurn
Fiji
Johnson
Norwegian Goat Girls and Their Goats
In Norway, a farmer's daughter tends a large goat flock. She watches them as they graze, milks and salts them. A final task involves a salt bag that draws the goats to lick her hand after each dip, and she thus saves and tames the young kids.
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Norway
An Undressed Cow
Pollie, aged about two and a half, was returning from grandma's with a family friend. She exclaimed upon passing a neighbor's cow tied to a fence that the cow "isn't dressed yet" and "hasn't any horns on."
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Pollie
Flying Fishes Flight Across Water Like Birds
Some fishes possess a notably large side fin enabling brief aerial hops. They swim in groups from a dozen to over a hundred. They leap from water in the same direction and may land more than 200 yards away from where they rose.
The Eagle and the Arrow
Aesop tells of an eagle perched above a hare plotting prey. An archer hidden nearby fires a precise shot mortally wounding the eagle. In its last moment the eagle recognizes the arrow was forged from its own feathers. It laments dying by an arrow born from its own wings.
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Aesop
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve instantly relieves pain from cat bruises sprains burns and skin injuries. A Clinton Maine resident endorses its soothing effects and claims it can ease fright and tears from injuries. Available for 25 cents at Irvin's drug store.
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E. KE. Chamberlain
Clinton
Irvin
Ady
Changes in Wabash Time Adjusts Morning Rail Schedule
A new time card goes into effect Monday for Wabash No. 84 east bound from 7:52 to 7:48 a m No 2 east bound from 1:40 to 1 28 eastbound from 6:20 to 6:02 a m and No 3 west bound from 1:22 to 1:42 a m No 9 west bound from 9:07 to 7:48 a m Towpath morning train departs Attica reaches Covington then Attica with times 89 o clock and 8:56 10:50 and 11:40 am Afternoon service departs Attica 4:05 arrives Covington 4:45 departs Covington 4:50 returns to Attica 5:45.
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Attica
Covington
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years- Well Now
Mrs. D L Kenney credits Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with curing tetter after over fifty years of suffering. The ad urges purchases through druggists or by mail for 50c from Pfeifler Chemical Co St Louis MO Philadelphia PA Adv.
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Pfeifler Chemical CO
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Blow to the Intellect
A Women’s Journal quote portrays a wife discussing her husband’s worn mental state. The speaker notes his mind bears the weight of many original ideas, implying intellectual strain or fatigue. The conversation highlights affectionate concern and humor about mental activity.
Office Promises Ready Bills for Any Kind Requested
A concise note asserts this office can supply any bill type requested, signaling broad legislative support and swift preparation for client needs.
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James Lees
Bears
the Centaur Company
West Bound
Wabash
Union Pacific
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Denver
San Francisco
Pullman
G. C. Knickerbocker
J. D. McMamara
G. P.A
H. . Parkman
T. H. McGeorge, Jr. Co
Covington, Ind
Eveland
Uffalo
Insana
City of Erie
City of Buffalo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Anhies
Tai Gleveland
Put-itay
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