It Is the Law Head of Family Says Stay Out
Columbus man Oscar W Green was arrested for assault and battery after putting his wife's mother out of the house. The case traveled through probate and common pleas courts, then circuit court, and the supreme court reversed, declaring the circuit decision right. The piece laments old English common law and argues for legislative reform, noting the head of the family can bar a wife's relatives while law protects the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W.green
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Keep Capital and Labor Out of Politics
A public admonition warns against drawing capital and labor into elections. The text suggests Senator Fred Matson as a corporate candidate and warns unions to defend themselves if the manufacturers' association pushes the issue. It frames such interference as dangerous coercion likely to provoke a bitter struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Matson
Employers of Labor
Labor
Capital
D. M. Parry
Manufacturers’ Association
What Will Metzger Do Now In Local Politics
A column weighs Metzger potential renomination after Eppert’s withdrawal from sheriff race. It notes McGregor as ideal for county commissioner, mocks Indiana politics, notes Ed Spurbler likely GOP nominee, cites a German editor robbery, a Wisconsin kissing ban edict, Kuropatkin military remark, and Mindanao benevolent assimilation revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger
Fred Eppert
Bob Metzger
Eppert
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff
Ed Spurbler
Fruit and Dairy Advice From the Farm Press
The Farm Press article urges using a cream separator to save labor and boost profits, notes bees as a family food source, and stresses kind handling of horses and cows. It also argues graduates from agricultural colleges are needed in public schools and outlines how fruits on the farm can pay, giving multiple case examples and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesat
Tarmora
George G. Hill
Washington
Wilson
Agriculure
Associated Farm Press
Farma
Moat Farms
Moat
New York
Michigan
Mather
Chicago
Buffalo
New Jersey
Illinois
DANGER FROM BLOAT ON CLOVER PASTURES
The Associated Farm Press warns of bloat risk when turning cattle onto clover in spring. Milk cows fed dry grain all winter should graze briefly after a good grain feeding and not at dawn. If bloat occurs, seek immediate treatment. farmers should know trocar use.
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Blomt
Care of the Farm Horse bulletin in preparation
A farmer bulletin titled Care of the Farm Horse is in preparation by the Washington bureau of central Industry. It will cover practical daily horse care including feeding, grooming, and welfare of work stock, with guidance on dairy and farm use and raising viable foals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Untitled dialect reflection on love and loyalty
A fragmented dialect piece shows a strained relationship where one partner accuses the other of spending and infidelity. It references jealousy, money, a baby, and household tensions, ending with unclear chatter about meals and a whisky purchase.
Will O the Wisp and a Fatal Truck Crash Tale
A fragmentary dialogue recounts Danka the broker being struck by a heavy truck and two rigs, doctors warning of grave injuries while a younger man faces a grim outlook. Interludes quote stage mischief and a Will o the Wisp refrain by Edward Singer.
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Danka
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promised Cures
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a radical remedy for a range of conditions from pimples and eruptions to biliousness indigestion and rheumatic blood poisoning. It claims unequaled cures and urges readers to avoid substitutes and to get Hood's today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Diamond-back terrapin near extinction warned by Bowers
Fish-commissioner Bowers reports for 1968 that the diamond back terrapin is nearing extinction. He notes regional markets show prices up to 150 and warn the supply cannot meet demand at Cat Nevepper, Roterprion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Nuraly
Fant
Cat—Nevepper
Oklahoma A Cotton State Biggest Crop in Rained Year
Oklahoma aims for a record cotton crop, aided by plentiful rains and late-season planting. Last year heavy rains damaged seedlings and delayed sowing, pushing areas to other crops. This season growers report orderly ground preparation and governmental review of seed shipments from infected districts under General Tom Ferguson’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Onta
Tom Ferguson
Whena Ettarly
Openings and incidents in city events on Sunday
Multiple brief items report fires in homes, a concert at the South-side dinner ball, and informal openings at Germania park. A Master railway boilermakers convention is planned, and labor parade matters are debated. Police pursue forgery, a street parade precedes a meeting, and a Lafayette boy is returned home after police contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampazploskca
Master Railway Boilermakers
Board of Trade Building
Labor Day Committee
Driv.arst
Tomlinson Hall
M.N. Tolbert
Simpson Chapel
Potleo
Mortis Moyer
N. H. Ucene
Magazine Club
Hertha Rolerd
Erica M. Hopkins
Mra. C
Ve W.trabe
Alta Medaria
Willie Dogan
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Washington
Prohibition Candidate McWhirter Plans State Visit
Felix T. McWhirter, running for governor, vows to tour every county and push two Nicholson law amendments. He seeks to require license applicants to obtain a majority sign-up from residents, rather than opponents must muster a remonstrance majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sez
Felix T. McWhirter
Prohibition
Park and Theatre Notes Highlight 1890s St. Louis Arts Scene
The Deaver Express and The Denver Express headline a busy week at the Park with Pauline Horire stepping into a standout role at The Bridge. Boucicault’s contract dispute, Balvin’s arrival as Italian art and labor commissioner, and Magda Henry’s return from Cleveland shape a bustling theatre landscape in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Horire
Garden Theater Opera Company
Bonroc'a
Bettina Gerard
W. A. Drady
Lee Shubert
Aubrey Boucicault
Boucicault
Star
Brady and Shubert
Charles O'Malley
Mario Balvin
St Louis
Art
Two Volunteers Volunteer for Submarine Escape Test
Sames Wexler of the United States naval training station and Henry Schaub, an electrician in the submarine fleet, offer to be shot through a torpedo tube as an escape experiment following recent submarine disasters. The test date is not set. A separate note reports a burglary at 1718 Central Ave during church service as Ablevex entered residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sames Wexler
Uafted States Naval Training Station
Henry Schaub
L. M. Brown
Central-ave
Ablevex
Gertrude Haynes Tirades in Summer Visit
The story follows Gertrude Haynes who travels to a country town to visit Mrs. Carr and a son. Misplaced romantic dialogue and social mockery reveal her clumsy airs. A twilight walk introduces a budding affection with Mr. Carr Jr., while Mrs. Carr and Gertrude’s mother observe the budding tension between class pretensions and genuine interest.
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Ruth
Gertrude Haynes
Whitle
Mrs. Carr
Gertrude
Carstrude
Mra. Carr
Mrs
Whitlam, Jr
Mother
Parrot Escapes to Philadelphia Tree Amid Crowd
A noisy escape by a parrots occurs in Philadelphia drawing a crowd as onlookers report a flood of coarse words. Police respond to quell the disturbance and secure the area while the bird perches high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hintage
Philadelphia
Four Clever Hawks Haws Jewel Theft Reported
York reported the loss of 8500 in jewels to police. Four detectives searched a house. The next day Mrs Van de Velde found the jewels in a bag behind a chair.
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York
Mra
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United States
Wisconsin Board of Health
Kuropatkin 1A
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Mindanao
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Mr. Hearst
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Rickah
Sam
George
Sandville
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Edward Singer
Ory Ufe
Englian
Grand—Dark
Park
Hm Empire
Charing A. Holden
Hia
Denver Express
Magda Henry
Mason & Mason
Cleveland
Vt. C. Foy
Rile
Miss Henry
Alisa Deronda Mayo
Frank Mayo
James Elverson
Eleanor Mayo
Jessie Millward
Wagenthals @ Kemper
Lierlott
Frederick Warde
Katheryn Kid
Tierence Lerter
Misa Post
Ast Donuary
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Bardere
Bigelow Axminster
RIBGO
Axminster
Anington Axminster
Royal Wilton Ruen
Osee
Pettis Dry Goods
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Atill
Alf Ag
William Carr, Sr
Notlety Quere
Polly
Hawkshaws
Ann Arbor
Mich
Christian Benter
Saline
Mary
Parib
Jules Mara
Dbed
Tay
Adalbert
Wiliam
Germany
China
Wilhelmina
Italy
Rene Bosin
New Academy of the “Naturalist' School Ofture
Flaubert
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Canterbury
Davidson
United Azalea
Dutie
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