The Story of Mary MacLane review in New York Herald
A critical look at Mary MacLane's memoir The Story of Mary MacLane, noting its frank, vulgar passages and the author’s bold self portrait. The piece portrays MacLane’s quest for fame and happiness, her idealization of the devil, and vivid, controversial prose about body and mind, while warning readers of explicit content.
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Jeanette le Gilder
New York Herald
Mary MacLane
Messrs
Fr. Stone & Co
Chicago
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Monk
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Munty Mac
Meat Question Settled Right Food to Take Its Place
The Brooklyn Tage argues meat shortages and high prices may spur dietary expansion. It praises Grape-Nuts as a versatile, economical food that can replace meat and broaden meals, noting its crisp taste, grape-Sugar flavor, and fourteen portions per package.
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Brooklyn Tage
City in Brief highlights local council and events
City notes show an upcoming council meeting at 4 a m and a weather forecast for fair skies with mild temperature changes. Reports cover elections, a Balt building project, a dental association president, a choir, a seed company banquet, legal cases, tax collections, a railroad workers' delegation, rainfall in several towns, school operetta rehearsals, student injuries, charity leadership, and planned public notices and social announcements.
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Frank Gottstein
East Eighth
Maple Strecig
Successful Specialists: Fellows & Fellows Heal Many in Des Moines
An advertisement extols Drs. Fellows & Fellows of Des Moines Iowa as the premier specialists in chronic nervous and other diseases. It urges readers to consult them first, claiming their practice cures many previously hopeless cases and saves time and money compared to cheaper remedies. It emphasizes their credibility and widespread belief in their effectiveness in restoring health.
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Drs. Fellows & Fellows
Des Moines
Valley of Death
Iowa
Homestead
Drake's Great Music Festival Des Moines Voices Rise
Dean Frederick Howard leads a 200 voice chorus for a major festival June 2 to 5 in Des Moines. Highlights include Mize Grace Jones, Madame Alice Myron, Miss Harriet Phillips, the Van Oordt Wagner Quartet, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Final concert features Heft Symphony orchestra series with Mrs. Lucile Stevenson Tewksbury.
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Drake Conservatory of Music
Des. Moines
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Zoo
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Sayler
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Des Moines
Harriet Phillips
New York
Burlington
Burlington Conservatory of Music
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Madame Furbeck
Cowper
Wagner
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Miss. Adler
Rubinstein
Madame Linne
West
Charles W.W. Clark
Heft Symphony Orchestra
Foster's
Lucile Stevenson Tewksbury
Chicago
Ruy Blas
Mendelssoon
Consells
Tewksberry
Malone
Moritz
Prang Os
Edward
Kip More’ -Henschel
Insurance notice urges next week enrollments
A Wattched notice from The National Life Insurance Company of Vermont urges readers to act now to avoid being too busy next week with death claims endowments and annuities. R P Dart state agent Des Moines Iowa invites agents and prompts prospective buyers to get annuity rates before purchasing.
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R. P. Dart
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Des. Moines
Iowa
Construction of trestle across lake faces major curves
The plan envisions a three year project at an estimated annual cost of £00,000. It centers on building a high trestle across the lake seven miles wide with piles driven into a sand and clay bed. Water depth rises to about thirty feet. trestle height accommodates future water rise and reduces sediment buildup. The route promises time savings for Southern Pacific and access to guano deposits nearby.
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Islanda Indalt
Largest rubber footwear shipment reaches Des Moines from Naugatuck
A. B. George & Co. report 5,867 cases of rubber boots and shoes arriving by lake and rail, the largest lot ever brought into Towa in one shipment and the biggest single shipment ever sent from the Naugatuck works. The goods, tied to Wales Goodyear and Connecticut brands, have been sold from 207 Court Avenue for a score of years.
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Towa
Naugatuck
Conn
Wales
Goodyear
Connecticut
Court Avenue
Des ‘Moines
Henry Austin Adams Lecture to Be Given in Des Moines
The Brooklyn orator Henry Austin Adams will lecture at St Ambrose church Des Moines on May 18 on Cardinal Newman life and the convert story. He discusses living questions from an optimistic view with pathos satire and wit. Adams lectures are well received in New York and he is a prominent religious social and historical speaker. Charles Silberman, East Side Jobber, plans move to 15 West Court Avenue and expands from wholesale nations and furnishing business begun in 186? on East Walnut Street to 318 West nne. He is a rising young businessman selling shirts overalls and fur nishings and is a mill agent for underwear hosiery and gloves.
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Center Street
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H. 8. Hollingsworth
Winterset
Knoxville
Henry M. Rollins
Des Moines Hosiery Mills
Walnut Street
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Law
College
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Harriet Page
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Circle Hall
Order Eastern Star
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First National Bank
Givens
Glvena Tm
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Earl
Sons Seed Company
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Bush dies at 48 in Santa Cruz paralysis strikes
George W. Bush aged 48 dies in Santa Cruz California of paralysis. Remains shipped to Des Moines where funeral held from Shank Bros undertaking chapel. Born there, son of H M Bush he had rail interests in California. Survived by brothers Samuel and Horace two uncles J H Bush and Fagin. Also notice of C W Smith funeral at 720 Curve Street Des Moines with services at South Side Christian Church. Funeral of Clay W Smith Civil War veteran to be held at South Side Christian church today details given.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
George W. Bush
Mr. Bush
Des Moines
Ai S
H. M
California
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Horace Mose
Colorado Springs
J. H. Bush
BB. Fagin
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South Side Christian Church
Inheritance Surprise Sparks Family Finances
Mrs. Holden receives an $8 check from an unexpected source representing her share of a deceased relative's property. The windfall shifts household spending as she persuades Henry Holden to fund a china cabinet and glass purchases. Tensions ease after she hints at further home improvements, leading to financial adjustments and a combination of gifts and bills amid a busy Chautauqua season schedule.
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