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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1907

Page

6

Fighting Fires in Skyscrapers Weighs Safety Limits

Special to The Sun New York Oct 17 fire officials debate skyscraper fire limits and new apparatus while noting standpipes from below, water pressure upgrades, and dirigible systems could keep fires from spreading. Some argue the fire department cannot cope above ten stories, others see innovations that may conquer high flames.

New York George W. Babb New York Board of Fire Underwriters Building Codes Revision Committee Babb Fire Department of Fifty-ninth-st Baltimore International Assocition of Fire Engineers Musham Chicago Brophy Boston New York Fire Department

Rise of Deaf Education Led by Volta Bureau in Washington

Washington report details the Volta Bureau in Georgetown founded from Bell’s Volta prize funds. Helen Keller helped inaugurate the building, which houses vast deaf education statistics, with the United States leading in deaf work ahead of Germany, Britain, and France. The piece also notes rising congenital deafness, a family tree of the trait, and the bureau’s broader international correspondences.

United States Germany Great Britain France China Cochin England Japan Bureau

Justice Gaynor Defends Reform Over Judicial Obstruction

New York judge Wm J Gaynor, nominated by three parties, warns the judiciary against thwarting reforms. He urges judges and lawyers to discuss the trend of striking down legislation, cites gas rate cases, and argues courts should adapt common law to progress without becoming obstructionist to reforms.

New York Supreme Court Wm. J. Gaynor Brooklyn Pennsylvania

Boy and Girl Cured of Sores by Cuticura Remedies

Mrs. Rose Floss of Chicago recounts successful use of Cuticura products to treat her boy’s facial sores, her daughter's facial and body sores, and a domestic mosquito bite case. She cites two to three months of use, photos, and gratitude to the Cuticura line.

Cuticura Rose Floss Madison ‘St Chicago Ill

Poultry Queen of California Achieves Record Fairs

Sacramento based Mrs. O. H. Burbridge earns at least $5,000 in a four month capon season. She began with her first batch of eggs five years ago and has since won more ribbons and cups than any other in the state. Her work aims to prove that poultry raising is a woman’s field, with hotels as major buyers.

Sacramento Cal O. H. Burbridge California

Signs of Greatness in Herbert Spencer Tales

Rosaline Masson discusses Herbert Spencer's color sense in Cornhill. Anecdotes describe him paying a boy to ink light carpet spots and covering book titles with drab curtains. The piece notes women rarely exhibit such quirks and questions if that limits their reach to greatness.

Rosaline Masson Cornhill Herbert Spencer

Inventor Bell and His Kite Flight Experiments Across Two Hemispheres

The article details Dr. Bell's laboratory near the Volta bureau in a vine covered red brick building. It notes his early wax cylinder phonograph impressions and his shifting focus to flight by studying kites. Bell splits time between Nova Scotia in summer and winter work near Fort Myer on the Virginia side of the Potomac.

Bell Japan Volta Bureau Dr. Bell Nova Scotia Virginia Potomac Fort Myer

Opinion on marriage and women's economic freedom

Mrs Elbert Hubbard asserts marriage will fail until women gain economic independence and men and women become interdependent. She credits the women's clubs and notes that much of women's standing as individuals comes from their civic engagement, aided by bicycling.

Elbert Hubbard

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Tus United Washington Georgetown Italy Alessandro Volta Napoleon Alexander Graham Bell Helen Keller Yankees Volta Justice Gaynor National Civic Reform Justice WM. J. Gaynor Christian Science Caleb P.M
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