Woman’s University of New York State Opens for 1915 Campaign
A new Woman’s University of New York State opens with a three year course to empower women for politics. The campus at 30 East Thirty-fourth Street hosts an inaugural ceremony where students cheer Victory 1915 and vows to spread education statewide with extension courses and local clubs. Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw leads the campaign, promotes slogan Victory 1915, and calls for broader suffrage activism beyond New York City.
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Word’s University
Ste
New York State
Woman's University of New York State
James Lees Laidlaw
East Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
Woman Suffrage Party
Ing
Fifth Avenue
New York
Cy Miller
Woman Food Expert Heads Pure Food Lab
Dr Mary E Pennington chief of the government's food research laboratory in Philadelphia is among the highest paid civil service women. She directs a fifteen person staff and oversees pure food investigations with a focus on eggs and poultry preservation methods.
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Mary E. Pennington
Philadelphia
First English Woman Admitted by Royal College of Surgeons
Lily Fannie Pain becomes the first woman to gain admittance as a licentiate in dental surgery or to be admitted by the Royal College of Surgeons in London. The historic milestone marks a breakthrough for women in English professional medicine and dentistry.
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Royal College of Surgeons
London
Mise
Lily Fannie Pain
Indiana State Fair judges named by national experts
The Indiana state fair will award prizes Sept 8 with judges including Dr. Carl W. Gay of Philadelphia for draft horses, F C Giltner of Eminence Ky for coach and show horses, E A Trowbridge of Missouri for saddle horses, and John E. Vestal of Plainfield for mules. Other distinctions cover cattle with T J Wornall of Liberty Mo and Thomas Mortimer of Nebraska among several authorities, plus judges for sheep swine poultry and agricultural products.
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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
Thomas Mortimore
H. L. Compton
Kyle
Ohio
A. C. Brouse
Kendallville
Uriah Privett
Greensburg
G. W. Jessup
Rockville
E. E. Coler
Dayton
R. C. Wait
Cedarville
L. M.ui
Newcastle
F. A. Campbell
Tipton
Tom Vinnedge
Columbus
Coler
Poland China Record Co
Indiana State Fair Trotting and Pacing Meets Open Week
Stars of the turf gather at the Indiana fair grounds in Indianapolis for a high profile trotting and pacing meet opening September 8 with $26,200 in purses. A large slate of races runs daily with classic pacing and trotting events led by Western Horseman Stakes and other 1 000 to 3 500 purses. Special interurban service and free admission for Children’s Day on September 9 mark fair week activities.
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Indiana Fair Grounds
Indianapolis
Hoosier Fair
W. L. Talbott
Pontiac, Il
Western Horseman Stake
Indiana
The Little Gardener and Sunny Land Fairy Tale
A children story titled The Little Gardener imagines a brown boy inviting a child to a garden with roses and lavender. Fairies Daisy Love save elves from a witch and wizard in Moon, freeing them and punishing the villains. A bird sound piece describes common calls, and a note on the coconut spelling error traces from proofreader slips to modern usage.
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Sunny Land
Daisy
Love
Daisy Meadow
Witch
Wizard
Norwegian Goat Girls and a Child's Clever Observation
A Norwegian farm girl tends a large goat flock milking and salt licks while goats crowd her hand. Pollie, two and a half, walking home with a relative, notes a neighbor's cow lacks horns, quipping the animal isn't dressed yet.
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Norway
Pollie
Flying Fishes Take Short Flights Across Water
Some fishes possess a remarkably large side fin enabling brief air travel. They swim in groups from a dozen to over a hundred and frequently lift from the water, darting through the air in the same direction before landing hundreds of yards away from their launch point.
Notice for timely submission of news to print
The notice urges readers to send items early for publication and warns that Wednesdays and Thursdays are busy, with press on Thursday afternoon. It emphasizes that waiting until Wednesday afternoon or Thursday likely prevents print.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A 19th century ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a hundred dollar reward for any case it cannot cure and promotes testimonials along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
C.F. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
The Eagle and the Arrow Fable
A hawk-like eagle watches a hare from a rock and is wounded by an archer. The bird realizes the arrow bears feathers from his own wings, lamenting that he dies by a weapon made from his own plume. Aesop attribution.
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Aesop
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement asserts Bucklen's Arnica Salve removes pain from cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries immediately. E K Chamberlain of Clinton Maine praises its soothing and healing powers and claims it has no equal. Available for 25 cents at Irvin's drug store.
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Bucklen
E. K. Chamberlain
Clinton
Irvin
Ady
Changes in Wabash Time Schedule Update
A new time card took effect Monday for Wabash lines with revised east bound and west bound departures. Morning and afternoon Towpath trains between Attica and Covington have adjusted departure and arrival times, with specific shifts noted for northern and southern runs.
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Well Now
Mrs. D. L. Kenney credits Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with curing a fifty year tetter affliction. The testimonial claims relief from burning itching and smarting skin, urging readers to obtain the ointment via druggists or mail order from Ste Pfiefer Chemical Co Saint Louis Missouri Philadelphia Pa.
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Ste. Pfeifer Chemical CO
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Original ideas bruise a mind in Woman's Journal
A brief quotation from a Woman's Journal humor piece notes that Mrs. Rhymer worries for her husband who seems unwell due to overwork. The joke hinges on his constant originality, described as a mind "mass of bruises" from ideas.
Office Claims It Delivers Any Bill You Need
A terse note asserts this office can provide any bill type upon request. The message emphasizes readiness to supply desired billing documents without specifying specifics or jurisdiction.
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the Lost Fairy
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Royal Horticultural Society
Edward Ian Thurn
Fiji
Johnson
Owe Cretentty
Ree
Lel de
Samuel Pitober
Bears
New
the Centaur Company
Attica
At & O
Covington
Wabash
Union Pacific
Tos
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Denver
San Francisco
Pullman
G. C. Knickerbocker
Danville
J. D. McMamara
H. L. Parkman
Avent
T. H. McGeorge, Jr. Co
Covington, Ind
Veland
Seeandbee
City of Erie
City of Buffalo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Put-in-Bay
Detroit
Weat
Southwest
Cleveland & Buffalo Rata SS
F. Newman
Gen B. Rogers
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