Physicians Recommend Castoria Declared Safe and Effective
Castoria earns favor from physicians and medical authorities for being harmless and effective. It quiets stomach pains and nerves, assists digestion, and offers a safe substitute for castor oil without opiates or narcotics. Hall's Journal of Health endorses Castoria while warning against dangerous substitutes for children.
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Astoria
Bateman
Godfrey
Hall
Journal of Health
Canoeing Gains Steam on Indianapolis Streams
Indianapolis sees a boating surge with White River parks lining docks at Broad Ripple and Riverside. Clubs like Riverside and Canoe are expanding, with dozens of canoes and launches, female canoeists noted, and new boats and engines sold by Detch Westing Gibson Habich and others as private camps populate the streams all summer.
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Indianapolis
White River
Broad Ripple
Riverside
Canoe
Capt. Edgerton
White City
Green City
Motor Boat Club
Cottage Club
Riverside Club
Canoe Club
Noblesville
Fairview Park
Martinsville
Detch
Westing
Gibson
Habich
Federal Arms Company
Denny Sullivan
Crare Pierce
Proad Ripple
A. G. Detch
Girls as Smart as Boys Say Smith President
President Seelye of Smith College argues that not every girl should attend college and educational value depends on ambition and intellect. He acknowledges girls in secondary schools often rival boys, noting college education helps develop desirable social traits in those who pursue it.
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Seelye
Smith College
Heir to Silent Smith's Millions in Aberdeen
Special to The Son reports George Grant Mason, a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad division superintendent, inherits two thirds of Silent Smith's fortune worth 25 million dollars. Mason gains 19,000 shares of the railroad he serves, joining the multimillionaire class.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
George Grant Mason
Silent Smith
Orient
Mason
Bead-Work by Mojave Indians Adopts American Symbols
The Mojave Indians at the Colorado River Agency Arizona craft bead-work belts and ornaments now copying American flag and coat of arms patterns. A squaw offered a dozen belts to the post trader bearing a motto from a condensed milk can reading Keep this in a cool place.
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Colorado River Agency
Arizona
Justice of the Peace Evokes Opponent's Loss in First Case
In Evanston, Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch, newly elected justice of the peace, presided over her first case against a survey company. The opponent failed to appear, and a default judgment for $15 was entered. The episode underscores a ironic turn in fate as the former rival loses.
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Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Evanston
Have You Anything To Sell Classified Line
The Sun offers a brief line for sale within the for Sale Miscellaneous section. Three days for 45 cents, limited to ten words for the insertion.
Man’s assault over labor trial threats in Idaho
In Boise on May 11 a state legislature member reported high tension over the Steunenberg labor trial funding. A rival observer delivered seven threatening notes to a northern member at a Main Street restaurant, prompting Sam Ballantine of Canyon County to strike the offending man on the sidewalk. No serious injuries followed as the crowd left the matter to the jury.
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Boise
Idaho
State Affairs Committee
Steunenberg
Mainst
Sam Ballantine
Canyon County
Sam
Sensational Divorce Ruling Sparks Portland Debate
Judge Albert F. Sears awards a decree in a Portland divorce case while condemning the husband for letting his wife learn of infidelity. The ruling, praised by some and condemned by women’s groups, centers on the idea that the sin lies in being found out rather than in the affair itself.
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Portland
Ore
Albert F. Sears
Sears
France
Napoleon
Should Eat Green Things This Spring
The workingwoman should eat salads this time of year not the usual downtown restaurant fare but crisp green stuff like watercress and lettuce. These greens are good for health and beauty, especially when eaten with oils.
Chicago judge faces criticism over home supervision
A Chicago judge draws fire from the YWCA after criticizing a local home for girls. The home superintendent warns that strict spying would push young women to resist. Meanwhile the Young Men's Christian Association contemplates aiding Chicago women with a new project similar to New York’s home.
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Chicago
Young Men's Christ'1n Association
New York
Return to Germany for Countess Hatzelit with husband
One of Washington's charming young matrons Countess Hatzelit has visited her parents the Japanese ambassador and his wife Count and Countess Aoki. She expects to return soon with her husband to Berlin. Her gowns both Paris and richly embroidered Japanese have been admired during the visit.
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Washington
Countess Hatzelit
Countess Aoki
Berlin
Paris
Olive oil as skin beautifier and flesh builder
The Chicago Chronicle reports that pure olive oil taken in small, increasing doses can rapidly improve facial skin, brighten eyes, and flesh out the cheeks. A practice called spatting, where oil is slapped on the face, also increases circulation and firms skin when done gently.
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Chicago Chronicle
Silent partners wage talk hits Chicago factories
A Chicago woman argues that parents of underage workers are silent partners of employers when their children endure underpayment. She says firms unable to provide a living wage should close, pushing for accountability in labor practices.
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Chicago
The Newest Coiffure
A profusion of soft loose curls covers the crown creating a natural wave. The arrangement differs from the pompadour and requires dexterity to look natural, fitting the prevailing flat hat styles in millinery.
Pink Domino Burglar Proves to Be Boy
Portland, May 16. The so called pink domino burglar, a daring porch climber, is a 19 year old boy Ernest Lane who robbed several homes while posing politely. He says thefts funded his college education and was clever enough to baffle police until a roommate’s disclosure led to his confession.
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Portland
Ore
N. W. Rountree
Thomas Hammersly
Ernest Lane
State Colege
Father Thought Child Would Die From Cuban Itch Sufferings
A distressed parent recalls a child afflicted with Cuban itch and widespread sores from head to foot. The illness caused constant clawing and crying, leaving the child unable to be dressed. The mother advised trying Cuticura remedies as a treatment option.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
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Ills
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Brooklyn
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Detroit
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Kansas City
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Uugrat Street
New York City
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Roscoe, the Rooster
Latbi
Roscoe Suspect
Aberdeen, S. D
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New Multimillionaire
Boise, Idaho
Jacob Waldeck
Perse
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Peetu
Rae
W. Wash. St
F. Epeos
Kentucky
A. F. Sears
Germany
Pink Domino
Portland, Ore
Alaoy
Zana Miller
Union By
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