Trout justice at Greenfield as rich man fined
Theo dore Butts a New York broker classed as wealthy pleaded guilty to keeping eight short trout under legal length. Wardens and the Greenfield Sportsmen's Club testified to the fishy violations and a 50 dollar fine was imposed. A bid to inspect baskets sparked claims of resistance as witnesses say most fish were undersized.
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Greenfield
Mesa
Theodore Butts
New York
Alford Place
Bermardaton
Butts
Massachusetts
Stunning blue silk sea costume with mohair head robe
A bathing suit features simple, well-fitting lines with a princess back and girdled front in bright blue taffeta. Heavy silk stands in water, wide collar opens over a white linen shield embroidered in white with a silk edged collar. Knickerbarkers in blue silk, tan sandals, blue silk stockings. Head robe is double faced mohair, outer blue with plaid inner, circular and draped from high collar.
Dr Pierce's Remedies Promoted As Safe Patent Medicines
A historical advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies as safe non habit forming tonics for weak nervous women and many ailments. It claims the products are endorsed by eminent medical writers, contain herbal extracts, and avoid habit forming drugs while promising broad cures across digestive, circulatory, and bodily complaints.
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Frank
Fierce
Berard
Pierce
Selves
Sears
Certia
How to Swim for Girls Learn Basic Breast Stroke
This article by Misa Elaning May Golding, a champion woman swimmer, presents a second lesson for girls in learning to swim. It describes the American breast stroke as easy to acquire, with forward throw, cupped palms, alternating arm and leg motions, and head held back with water just under the shoulders.
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Misa Elaning May Golding
America
Easity
New York Summer Pupils Open Vacation Schools Across Boroughs
In New York City the vacation schools and playgrounds began with a record 71,231 children registered citywide. Manhattan and the Bronx led with 12,030 attendees as 31 sites opened early. Mothers and babies filled blocks near playgrounds. traffic slowed as families claimed spaces. Classes introduced new child labor certificate options and city history explorations. Notables Sulzer Coghlan and Gen. Grant expressed interest. No. 188 in Manhattan housed the largest program with over 1,000 pupils and 2,600 attendees at peak. Ball fields, baths, and activities operated in coordinated shifts, delivering a lively, orderly start to the summer program.
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New York
New York City
Manhattan
Mcfanhattan
Bronx
Rivington and Houaton-sta
City History Club
Congressman Sulzer
Coghlan
Gen
Grant Heve
Uwo
Navy Yard
Fort Washington
The Real Detective Voice on Eyes and Luck
The speaker, a veteran detective, argues disguises fail and eyes reveal truth. He recalls watching forgers in Cleveland and tracking John Fletcher alias Dunlap in Sulphur Springs to link murder and a Chicago killer, noting luck as essential as skill in detective work.
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Cleveland
John W. Fletcher
Dunlap
John Drake
Chicago
Sulphur Springs
Wr. Fletcher
Chi’ Cago
Denlap
Cairo
Phrehover
Fletcher
Wm. Fletcher
John WW. Fletcher
Texas
al Herron
Lke Hick
The Way to Work and Self Improvement
A motivational piece arguing poverty stems from personal incompetence and lack of good intentions. It urges choosing a life work one loves, applying earnest effort, and refusing mediocrity to achieve real skill, ambition, and honest critique. It endorses robust effort in mechanical and professional fields.
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Cartul
Lfe
New Insurance Company Organizes in Frankfort
Special to The Sun Frankfort Indiana July 132 The People s Life Insurance company organized with headquarters in Frankfort Officers elected include A A Yald president Hezikiah Cohee vice president and treasurer W A Stanley secretary Dr Milton McCarty chief medical director and judge J V Kent general counsel All officers reside here except Secretary Stanley who lives in Kokomo The company plans to begin straight life business Mortification Blinks Has your wife for a vexatient
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NEW Insurance Company
the Sun
Frankfort
Ind
People's Life Insurance Company
A. A. Yalrd
Hezikiah Cohee
WV. A. Stanley
Milton McCarty
J. V. Kent
Stanley
Lvea
Kokomo
Pearl Gray and Black Hat With Dark Gown
A hat in pearl gray and black complements a dark gown. It features an English walking shape with a high straight crown and a narrow brim curving forward and back. A large pearl gray marine plume dominates the front and sweeps over the left side.
Where the Fun Comes In Secratory Show origins
Fragmentary text portrays a chaotic dialogue with garbled phrases about a morsion bill, a secretary, a presidential boom, and inquiries about land, gold, and peaches. It mentions Chauncey M Depew and a railway superintendent notice about Roosevelt boys and an accident insurance inquiry.
A Woman and a Dog by Erinces Gilbreath Internatt
A angry letter argues that women should be mothers not dog owners and mocks magazine photos of women with dogs. The writer condemns maternal neglect and praises traditional motherhood, appealing to moral standards and religious sentiment.
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Erinces Gilbreath
Thera
Utsh
Christ
Potenti
Fitz-prodie Smythe
Charitabe Institution
Colt Charity
Pathan
Fida
League Aids Women to Get Divorces in Kalamazoo
Special to The Jaw Kalamazoo Michigan July 13 The Women's Civic Improvement League with about 400 members funds divorce costs for women too poor to afford it The league already pays for three divorce obligations aiding distressed wives by supporting legal action and promoting improved conduct among husbands led by Rev Caroline Crane the group’s noted leader The league does not push divorce but offers aid after a woman declares intent, reflecting its broader social welfare drive
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Kalanozoo
Mich
Women’s Civic Improvement League
Ite
League
Kalamazoo
Langue
Teague
Carolline Crane
People's Church
Riddle Nominated by Sullivan and Green County
In Sullivan Indiana on July 13 a county convention selected the candidate for the next judge seat. Contenders included O B Harris of Bullivan county and Jobe Riddle of Orsene county with Attar among the participants.
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John Riddle
Bullivan
Ind
Sullivan and Green County
Gounty
O. B. Harris
Jobe , Riddle
Orsene
Attar
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