Child Welfare Exhibit Links Alcohol to Social Evils
A Chicago display argued that alcoholism harms families and children, linking poverty and crime to drink. The exhibit, praised for its realism, presented scenes of childhood misery in poor urban areas and urged relief efforts, framing the liquor traffic as a major cause of social ills.
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Chicago
New York City
UNION
Magic Cloths and Wounds Help from Old Advert Text
An assortment of remedies and household tips appear, including Buck Jen's Arnica Salve for wounds and skin ailments at 25c, and a description of woolen “magic” cloths treated with a gasoline and chemical mix to resist soiling. Also brief clippings quote Lady Randolph Churchill on a dinner of deadly enemies and a humorous tale of Jed Shucks in New York city.
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Buck- Jen’s.Arnica
N. F. Clayton’s
New York Globe
Lady Randolph Churchill
Connaught Place
Jed Shucks
New York City
Jed
Tarnation
Jedediar
Mrs. Shucks
Encouragement and Banter from 19th Century Panels
Comic exchange shows Dottypate declaring resistance to foolishness while Miss Cynica hopes a kind rival will appear. In a separate strip, Mr Stubpen tries to hide liquor on waking, the boss remarks, and the bookkeeper praises the recovery of a cold.
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Stubpen
Puck
Wins Fight for Life
Newark man James B. Mershon recounts a eight month bout with severe illness and lung hemorrhages. After starting Dr. King’s New Discovery three weeks ago he reports strong improvement and credits the remedy with ending his weakness and danger. Sold with guarantee by N F Clayton.
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James B. Mershon
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
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the Cranbury Press
Granbury
N.d. Geo
Burroughs
Ww. Co. T. U
Dottypate
Dotty
Miss Cynica
Harper’s Weekly
Trenton
Ford
Taylor Opera
New Jersey
Hurd
Highland
Holland
Stoll's
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
W. H. Johnson
Cranbury, N. J
Farmers’ Supply House
Riggs
Leggett
Paris Green
Vreeland
Johnstons
Johnstons Continental
Columbia
Pittsburg
Heath & Milligan
Wyckoff Bros
Hightstown
Dayton, N. J
Broad ST
J. G. Thomas
Silvers & Bro
Chas. F. Haley
Monroe St
Middlesex
Cranbury Press Office
Furman
Granbury, N. J
Eome
O’neil’s
Lis
Janes O’neil
Main St
Granbury, Md
Second Church Chapel
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