Loula Enters Post Office as Second Class Mail
A brief notice indicates Loula filed for second class mail at the post office No 165. Foreign advertising representatives are listed as Smith Budd located in New York and Chicago offices including Tribune and Third National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getty
Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
Loula
Osteopathy Described As Scientific Case For Practice In New York
Advocate argues osteopathy is a scientific field and calls for justice and expanded practice while criticizing doctors and state authorities. Justice Crane refused an injunction allowing osteopaths to freely practice in New York. Indiana adds osteopath on the state medical board with Dr. Sparnhurst as a key appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Crane
New York Supreme Court
New York State
New York
Indiana
John F. Sparnhurst
Marshall
All Is Night In Desolate Offis Poem Tale
A dialogue tale follows Little Bobbie and Pa as Ma tests a claim about a brass tube left in a streetcar. Pa recalls a late night at the office, a long poem, and a plan to prove his trip with a brass tube record amid quips about lectures and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offis
Cook
Beekaus
Beckays
Gaim
Vision of a united world in future commerce and peace
A poetic future sight recalls vast global trade and aerial marvels as nations align. Imagery of purple twilight pilots and costly bales contrasts with a world healing from war. The piece ends noting a federation of mankind and a Parliament of man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beem Tennyson
Leekaley
Woman suffrage debate moves east after Colorado example
President Taft supports women's suffrage, urging eastern states to submit the issue to women. Colorado's experience shows voters, including women, act responsibly and without the feared chaos. The piece argues eastern fears are unfounded and cites Colorado Utah Idaho and Wyoming as proof of positive impact.
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Taft
East
Colorado
New York
Motosada Zumoto
Tokio Times
Gotham
Henpee
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Fathers and Sons Judge Rules In Family Fight
Judge Williams of Chicago sides with four Griffin children over their father John Griffin who deserted their mother 39 years ago. The court finds Griffin must support himself. the children deny owing him anything and defend their mother’s years of hard work.
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Judge Williams
Chicago
John Griffin
Nowhere
Griffin
Cura
Mrs. Johns Appleton Engages a Butler for Visible Service
Mrs Lysander John Appleton has engaged a butler and makes him sit on the front porch daily from two to four in his uniform so townspeople can see. On several occasions the coachman takes the butler for a drive to show they are different men.
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The
Indianapolis Sun
Willis S& Thompson
the Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Little Bobbie
William F. Kirk
JT. E. Powers
Hane
Yoces Pere
Matinee
Tepwek
Rocky Mountain News
Winifred Black
Mr. Griffin
Tohnn Griffin
Joan Getffin
John
Ant
Arctic
Sweeney
Gosha
Maggie
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