Modern Mothers and the Care of Children
Dorothy Dis argues that today’s mothers provide better care through milk sterilization, vigilance, and work, contrasting with past graveyards. The piece critiques anti birth efforts, notes fewer large families, and suggests social duties push motherhood aside in favor of political actions and parties.
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Dorothy Dis
Dorothy
Washington
Lincoln
Valentine
Notable social talk and roast jabs at Dorothy on culture
A verbose tract critiques social dissipation and gender roles, mocking party games and lifestyle choices. It references Dorothy and William Rockefeller era attitudes, urging a roast to test wit while recalling Missouri manners and large buttons for women.
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Johnny
Dough Rockefeller
Missouri
Taxpayer Reflects on How Taxes Enter and Leave County
A Butte Tribune excerpt recounts county spending on a jury trial in HL v. Rattmer, noting 80 jurors paid 33 a day for two days, plus potential fees and costs. It questions why the court fight and legal fees may far exceed the original claim and hints at contractor arrangements and county payout implications.
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Tribune
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Butte
Kate Rattmer
Plaiitf
Three New Amendments Stir National Debate
The Missoula Sentinel notes momentum for three constitutional amendments, an income tax via the sixteenth, direct senatorial elections via the seventeenth, and prohibition of male voting restrictions via the eighteenth. Women push suffrage in debatable states as a Washington parade on the third supports the national campaign, stronger in the west than the east.
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United States
Washington
Missoula Sentinel
Taft Urges Yale Students to Honor the Constitution
President Taft writes to the Yale News urging young men to understand and uphold the U S Constitution amid concerns about fanaticism and demagoguery. He warns that shortcuts to economic perfection tempt extremists and unscrupulous leaders who disrespect the constitution and laws.
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Taft
Yale News
Yale
United States
Splendid Men for Wilson Cabinet
Edwin L Norris and William J Bryan head a list of candidates for cabinet posts including Thomas P Gore Joseph W Folk and others. The Nebraskan and The Peerless One label Norris as ex governor and cite political endorsements.
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Wiliam J. Bryan
Thomas P. Gore
E.L. Norris
Joseph W. Folk
William J. Bryan
The
Norris
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Boxing Bouts Regulated Not Prize Fights In Montana
The Montana Daily Record explains the legislature bill does not legalize prize fighting but places boxing bouts of limited rounds under official supervision. It argues boxing is a clean sport that offers healthy outlets for boys and men and contrasts it with prize fights illegal in many places.
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California
New York
Medo
Helena
Montana
Montana Daily Record
Woman Awarded 822,200 for Train Door Injury
A Superior Court jury awarded Mrs. Anna N. Valentine 822,200 after a door slammed on her finger on a Northern Pacific train near Portland. The incident occurred April 4 1911 while she and her husband L Valentine of Chicago were traveling from Seattle to Portland.
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Porthind
Anaconda Montana Move to End Capital Punishment
The state assembly considers a bill to abolish capital punishment while Anaconda passes an ordinance against hanging signs. A Butte miner Herman Strom, clothed at daylight, wandered naked to a saloon before police, deemed a likely case of thirst. Washington parade excludes four legged donkeys next Tuesday. Lost Creek query reads unresolved. President Wilson seeks forceful cabinet appointees. Beaverhead Democrats urged to telegraph picks.
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Anaconda
Montana
Assembly
Herman Strom
Butte
Wilson
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Notary Oath Notice
Ohio advertisement record notes Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of P. J. Cheney & Co.Commitment to pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case via Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes notary A. W. Gleason dated December 6, 1886. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and Langford book Vigilanite Days and Ways for sale.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
P. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Chenry
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cugney & Co
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