Publication details and circulation note from 1909 paper
Monday June 7 1909 edition published daily except Sunday in Bun building 123 and 125 E Ohio St lists foreign ad reps Smith Budd Tribune Chicago and St. Louis. Entered as second class mail with Association of American Advertisers certifying circulation figures. No 165.
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Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Haz
Votes for Women Proved by New Zealand Example
A political essay argues that women voting strengthens family bonds and civic duty. It cites New Zealand data from 1893 to 1905 showing high female turnout and compares favorably to men, urging readers to join the movement and oppose backlash against suffrage.
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New Zealand
Rights and Power in Neighborly Disputes
Dr. C H Parkhurst argues that many acts of possession and construction can ease a person’s life while harming neighbors. A house being built seven feet beyond an old line shades adjacent properties and lowers their value, prompting questions about morality, legal backing, and the golden rule in social and business power dynamics.
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C. H. Parkhurst
John Smith
Smiths
What Qualities In A Man Win Woman's Respect
Dear Miss Fairfax asks what traits the average wholesome American girl respects in a future husband. The writer argues that honor sobriety and industry are essential, with love and respect both crucial for lasting happiness. He warns against admiring without respecting and urges mothers’ guidance in choosing a reliable partner.
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II Alwas
Advertising Ethics and Doctors in the Public Eye
A columnist argues against strict professional ethics that bar physicians from advertising. He notes Dr. C C Jackson and Dr A W Brayton as examples of scientists whose work benefits humanity. The piece defends publicity for useful medical and scientific efforts, comparing it with advertising by merchants, politicians, and preachers. Roosevelt is cited to illustrate public interest via columns.
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Cc. R. Jackson
A. W. Brayton
Miss Hello Central
Cincinnati
T. Roosevelt
C. R. Jackson
The
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