Mrs Tom Marshall Changes the Pulse of Indiana Politics
In Indianapolis and Columbia City, Indiana, Mrs. Tom Marshall shapes her husband Governor Thomas Riley Marshall’s vice presidential approval. She guides health priorities, memory, and public appearances, earning the title of a skilled political partner in a steady, home-centered campaign.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Riley Marshall
Tom
Tom Marshall
Indiana
Governor Marshall
Columbia City
Ind
Marshall
Lois Kimsey
Mrs. Marshall
Jones
Smith
Lessen Ills of Teething and Baby Tooth Care
The article argues teething causes many infant ailments but feeding and care influence outcomes. It cautions against unnecessary gum lancing, notes benefits of timely tooth eruption, and warns that removing baby teeth hinders jaw development and future adult teeth. It stresses preserving baby teeth and proper dental use to prevent decay and malformations.
Importance of Baby Teeth and Mouth Breathing Effects
Dr Luther Halsey Gulick notes that mouth breathing causes facial deformities and can be corrected with early dental care. A four year old treated by a dentist showed rapid facial improvement by age eight, while delays beyond age 12 yield less dramatic results. Emphasizes preventing mouth breathing in infancy to avoid later corrective needs.
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Luther Halsey Gulick
Ladies’ Home Journal
Improvement work progressing fine
Paving around the courthouse and Court street advances rapidly with J C Blunk as contractor. Eight blocks of concrete and three blocks of creosoted blocks laid as crews average about 100 yards daily. Sewage work lags. only half of sixteen miles completed due to delayed machinery from Waukegan. Northeast district should finish soon. both sewage disposal plants are completed.
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Court House
Court Street
J. C. Blunk
Waukegan
Ills
Brogan
Burlington Street
Fourth Street
New U. S. Collier Jupiter Launched on Pacific Coast
The United States naval collier Jupiter was launched at Mare Island navy yard San Francisco Aug 24. At 524 feet long and 20 000 tons displacement the largest vessel built on the Pacific coast, the ship was christened by Mrs Thos F Ruhm wife of Commander Ruhm who led its construction.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Jupiter
Pacific Coast
Mare Island Navy Yard
Thos. F. Ruhm
Peace Near in Turco Italian War as Talks Advance
Berlin reports informed circles foresee near end of Italy Turkey war. Negotiations in Paris and Bern hinge on Turkey accepting terms amid Turkish financial strains. Turkey seeks Tripoli recognition with suzerainty, compensation. rejects Benghazi annexation but offers favorable rights and self government on occupied islands. Italy may drop capitulation rights and adopt Turkish 15 percent tariff.
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Berlin
Italy
Turkey
Paris
Berne
Montenegro
Constantinople
Tripoli
Benghazi
Akeley Widow Seeks Cash From Estate
Mrs Clara Hood Royce Akeley widow of H C Akeley a Minneapolis lumber millionaire has filed for letters of administration on an estate valued over 10 million dollars The heirs named are herself and Akeley’s daughter Florence Akeley Quirk of Minneapolis Akeley arrived from Minneapolis after a box said to contain valuable papers reached her safety deposit vault she denied any Minneapolis dispute over the estate and said a settlement was made The box was in her possession before her husband’s death.
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Los Angeles
Clara Hood Royce Akeley
H. C. Akeley
Minneapolis
Akeley
Florence Akeley Quirk
Express
Auto Hits Train Fatality at Howard City Crossing
Three people die and two injured in a collision between an automobile and a freight train in Howard City Michigan. Victims include Dr F W Joslin Jig Rapids Mich Mrs F W Joslin Edward Joslin four year old son. injured Burr Joslin eleven Mrs Henrietta Joslin aged mother. Milford Smith the only non trainman witness. Train crew say warning whistle sounded and Dr Joslin ignored the signal and crossed.
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Howard City
Mich
F. W. Joslin
Jig Rapids
Edward Joslin
Burr Joslin
Henrietta Joslin
Joslin
Milford Smith
Winona Bible Conference Opens At Winona Lake
The annual Winona Bible conference began in Winona Lake Indiana and will run through September 1 Prominent speakers include Professor W P Patterson Bishop Edwin H Hughes William J Bryan Charles M Sheldon and Rev Mark A Matthews who will moderate the Presbyterian assembly
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Winona Lake
Ind
Winona
Mrs Clarence H Mackey Injured in Auto Crash
Mrs Clarence H Mackey wife of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company president and a notable New York social figure is reported seriously injured in an automobile accident at Great Barrington Massachusetts on August 24.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Pittsfield
Mass
Clarence, H. Mackey
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
New York
Great Barrington
Wealthy Saxon King Worth 6.25 Million Dollars
Berlin August 24 The wealthiest person in Saxony is King Frederick August. A statistical book on Saxony's rich lists him at about 6.25 million dollars. His yearly income including salary reaches 1.25 million dollars.
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Berlin
Kingdom of
Saxony
Frederick August
Death of Dr Sarah Wells Noble Cat Wealth Owner
Dr Sarah F Wells, Oberlin graduate, founder of medical colleges and author, died in poverty in St Louis to leave her wealth to her 15 cats.
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St. Louis
Sarah F. Wells
Oberlin
Medical Colleges
Essentials of Rural Highways by California Engineer
California State Highway Engineer Austin H. Fletcher outlines must have highway features. Key points include proper right of way alignment, grade limits, uniform widths, grade separations, durable bridges, sufficient road width, proper drainage, guard rails, slope trimming, permanent monuments and guide boards, and preplanned maintenance funding.
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Austin H. Fletcher
California
Glass road project in Lyons fails after two years
After two years of testing, Lyons France glass pavement proves a failure with blocks found cracked and broken upon removal.
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Lyons
France
Beignets a la Portugaise by Nicolas Soyer
A historic recipe from 1911 by Nicolas Soyer for beignets a la Portugaise. It details rice milk custard, lemon, cinnamon, egg yolk and white froth filling with apricot or marmalade, breaded and fried until golden. Serves hot.
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Nicolas Soyer
Brooks? Club
London
Sturgis & Walton Company
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C. H. Mackey
Martha McCulloch Williams
Associated Literary Press
Glass Road
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