Publication address and ad reps notice
Daily publication with Sunday exclusion in Bun building at 123 and 123 E Ohio. Foreign ad reps listed in New York Chicago and St. Louis firms. Second class mail. Association of American Advertisers in NYC certifies circulation figures. No 1465.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Mr White Owl Fears the Comet and Education's Power
An essay contrasts superstition with education using a Canadian Indigenous tale. It recalls a centenarian White Owl warning of a comet and praises public schooling for dispelling fear, urging progress through knowledge. The piece lauds truth from education as a defense against superstition and tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Owl
Where Your Body Came From and Its Natural Return
An exploration of the body's composition across global origins and elements. It argues life’s parts come from Indiana soil, Ceylon spices, Rocky Mountain wind, Texas grass, and ancient coal. It questions burial, proposing cremation as a return to nature and a lighter, more natural fate for the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ceylon
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Pacific Ocean
Thezgir
Oldtime Jokes and Snappy Punchlines From the War-Era Page
A batch of brisk quips and wry exchanges recalling court jests and military banter. A young lawyer questions a venerable figure about his age and habits, while a lieutenant disciplines a recruit for insult. The jokes touch on literature, prizefights, and slang of the era.
Business Girl Suppants the Clinging Vine
A historical shift from the clinging vine to the businesslike woman is traced. The piece argues women developed self reliance, becoming capable partners who relieve men of duties and act as comrades. It asserts this change strengthens marriages and society, urging women to be businesslike and self reliant.
Richest Woman in the World Profile of Mrs Harriman
The February American Magazine sketches Mrs E H Harriman as a wealthy but home oriented figure. It notes her Spartan upbringing of the Harriman children, simple open house hospitality, and a mansion at Arden near New York. It also mentions a $149000000 will and Mr Harriman's simple tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden
New York
Hew Chil
The Right and the Wrong Man In Love
A reader counsels women to avoid chasing romantic shadows and to marry dependable, loyal men. The piece contrasts the alluring but unreliable man who charms many with women’s long suffering, urging choosing a quiet, trustworthy husband and warning against flirtation and excessive drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Quailty
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The
Indianapolis Sun
Rudolph G. Leeds
Willis S. Thompson
Mr. White Owl
Old White Owl
St. Peter's Reserve
Manitoba
Knocko
New York Evening Journal Publishing Company
Ena
Ella Wheeler Wilca
Jean
Huis
Tre
Busi
Business Cares
Fate
Tains
A. Harriman
E. HL. Harriman
Dren
Harriman
Ling
Honolulu
Tion
Hawaii
United States
Mr. Harriman
Mr. Harrimen
Beatrice Fairfax
Paradise
Marror
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