December 18 1912 Free Consultations by Licensed Specialists
Onne Day Only the Associated Specialists licensed by Illinois offer free consultation examination and advice for chronic diseases in men women and children. They promise no charges beyond medicine cost and request patients share results to spread awareness. They claim cures for stomach disorders kidney issues deafness and other long standing illnesses without surgery. Married ladies must bring husbands and minors their parents.
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State
Illinois
America
Put Yourself in His Place and Mothers Pension Ideas
A Chicago Civic Committee piece cites Charles Reade and urges sympathy to understand others lives. It notes Phebe Cousins first woman in US law school in 1869 and Alta Q. Hulett as Illinois first female lawyer in 1854. The article also recounts a 1911 Chicago boiler disaster, then discusses mothers pensions trials in Cook county Missouri and California, and ends with a brief ad for Chamberlains Cough Remedy by T. J Postaves and A J Ironmonger.
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Woman’s Club
Charles Reade
America
Phebe Cousins
Washington University
St Louie
Illinois
Alta Q. Hulett
Chicago
Antehi
Henrietta C. Cosgrove
Joplin
Jackson County
Cook County
Ill
Missouri
Chiago
Milwaukee
California
Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle
Cal
T. J Postaves
A J.ironmonger
Adv
Threshing and Cooperation in Farm Communities
An editorial urges farmers to stop threshing out of the shock and to organize for collective success. It cites a nearby family saving money by buying a second-hand machine and helping a neighbor secure timothy seed, proving cooperation lowers costs. The piece promotes silos, co operation in buying and selling, and forming clubs to improve farming and social knowledge.
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Timothy Seed
Lyceum
The Farmer and the Clerk
A rural verse contrasts the farmer and the clerk, showing the farmer toils and earns pay through crops and livestock while the clerk and stockholders profit, highlighting labor versus management and the burdens of rising costs and dividends.
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Yho
History of the Kallikak lineage and heredity debate
Dr. Henry H. Goddard and the Training School for Feeble-Minded at Vineland New Jersey publish a long study tracing the Kallikak family. The line from a feeble minded founder shows 480 descendants with 143 feeble minded, while a later marriage to a Quaker produced 496 descendants all but two normal. The work argues for heredity and calls for laws governing marriage to curb propagation of feeble mindedness and insanity.
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Kallikak
Vineland
N. J
Henry H. Goddard
Martin Kallikak
Martin
Kalli- Kak
Anaey
Éyen
Goddard
Marra
Syehr
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Henry, Til
the Republican
the Woman's Column
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Awisconsin
Erga
Inabou
Getsyia
Putnam
Coe
Eputnam’co
Whitefelds Steupent
Wdénry
Hopewell
Laconya, Ighlandc
Sales Marshallg Gore
Smith
Aniki iHen
Abaeg
Santa
Toyland
ITC
Marshall County
Sante Ee Claus
Peterman Bros
Telephone
Henry, Dik
Santa Claus
Ruits
Chuches
Mathes
Lok
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