Crime as Disease: A Doctor’s View From Charlestown Prison
Dr Joseph I McLaughlin physician at Charlestown state prison argues crime is a disease akin to epilepsy or neurasthenia. He cites counterfeiting and other offenses as cases shaped by mental state and circumstances, urging individualized treatment and noting prisoners often appear healthy.
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Charlestown
Mass
Joseph I. McLaughlin
Boston
McLaughlin
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Wind scatters money in Lincoln Square storm
In Portsmouth a gusty storm blew a bank-rolled roll of $800 in bills from Miss Mary Page and a companion. Cash scattered across the street but bystander effort and a policeman recovered all notes, with denominations of $50 and $100 causing a citywide stir.
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Portsmouth
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Lincoln Square
Willie
Mary Page
Date Stamped Eggs to Assure Freshness in Walla Walla
Walla Walla poultry leaders require dating of all eggs to indicate freshness. Each egg and case will bear a red ink date in meat roman letters. If an egg is dated old, buyers bear responsibility for freshness. under sized eggs are barred from sale.
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Walla Walla Wash
Walla Walla Valley
Walla Walla
Munyon
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Mount Savali Eruption Destroys Lands in Samoa
The Mount Savali volcanic eruption on Upolu is described as continuing with unabated intensity. Advices via the steamship Makura report large lava streams sweeping down the crater and destroying many estates and farm lands in the area.
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Victoria
B. C
Mount Savali
Upolu
Samoa
World's Biggest Frog Jennie Dies in Missouri Exhibit
The famed giant frog Jennie, claimed as the largest ever caught, has died in Greene County Missouri. She was measured at length and weighed about 27 ounces during her exhibition period.
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St. Louis
Jennie
Sald
Greene County
Missouri
Idle wife pouts on $2500 wage couples and house duties
Mrs Idah McGlone Gibson in Chicago argues wives with earning husbands should treat home life as a business. She urges partnership in housekeeping, thrift, and self control, warning against shirking duties and spending for fashion.
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Chicago
Idah McGlone Gibson
Woman Beautiful
Home and Education Department
Chicago South Side Club
United States
Mrs. Gibson
France
America
Garden of Eden
Potluck Soups With Tomato Bisque And Leftover Chestnuts
A kitchen column offers varied soup ideas using tomatoes, potatoes, sorrel, and fowl stock. It describes a tomato bisque variation, a fowl stock with celery onion and pepper, artichoke soup with Jerusalem artichokes, a fish and veal broth cream, salmon, and a sage cream soup, all with step by step guidance.
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Jerusalem
Beef Cake Frying Recipe From Old Household Guide
The method describes making square beef cakes from cold roast beef mixed with chopped bacon, pepper, salt, savory herbs and eggs. Shape into half inch thick squares, fry in hot dripping, and serve with gravy.
Olive Salad with Anchovy French Dressing
A recipe instructs mashing two anchovies into French dressing then mixing stone olives beet and pickle. Arrange on lettuce lined bowl with gherkin olives beet and potato, season with salt white pepper and paprika. Top with chopped hard boiled eggs and drizzle three tablespoons sherry before serving.
Munyon Cold Cure Ad and Canton's Wedding Cake Recipe
An old newspaper fragment promotes Munyon's Cold Cure claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee. It also includes a humorous Canton wedding cake recipe describing love, good looks, temper, and humor mixed with flour and laughter baked forever.
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Lever
A Condition Not a Theory on Labor Problem
A sociologist discusses the labor situation with a practical Midwestern reader. The exchange reveals that many men are out of work and the unemployed do nothing, illustrating a core problem.
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Middle West
Death at St Fash on Hotel Ends in Suicide
A man about the reporter’s size shot himself with a 32 caliber revolver at the St Fash on hotel. He wore a dress suit when discovered. The body was taken to the morgue as editors discuss delaying coverage for a society wedding.
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St. Fashon
Grape Nut Diet Cited as Cure for Nervous Weakness
Wisconsin mother credits stopping tonics and using Grape-Nuts with cream and milk for rebuilding her nervous system. She reports sleep improved in two weeks and a 20-pound weight gain, plus her daughter returning to school healthy.
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Wisconsin
Wellville
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