Boys Pets Are Peculiar As They Are Varied
A Marquette Mining Journal excerpt reflects on boys and their pets, noting 50 juveniles entered a Madison Square Boy’s Club show with diverse companions from cats to garter snakes. It highlights the boy’s lifelong bond with animals and the enduring appeal of dogs as ideal companions amid playful, sometimes chaotic pet passions.
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Manthel Howe
Marquette Mining Journal
New York
Madison Square
Park Bench
Lord Fauntebroy
Ster
Syed
Dinior
Curio
Jit
Deg
Perrod
Fido
Junior
Sambo
Bearing Children and Modern Civilization
The excerpt notes that childbirth is a physiological process like digestion and respiration and that attentive care during confinement is essential when conditions are normal. It argues that in practice conditions are often abnormal despite human intelligence and advances, and that these factors in modern civilization have tended to increase the challenges or incidence of childbearing.
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Animal Kingdom
Green and White Dinner Menu and Hints for March Gatherings
A guide to planning a formal green and white March dinner with table setting, napkins, and decorative touches. Includes menu ideas like Cream of Asparagus Soup Roast Lamb and Cocoanut and Citron Layer Cake, along with practical ham leftovers, Shamrock Salad, and mint julep style drinks and baking tips.
Hidden Dangers in Childbirth and Hospital Care
The article warns that pregnancy carries hidden risks and urges expectant mothers to consult physicians early. It stresses thorough exams to prevent complications, notes dangers of delaying care, and promotes hospital delivery for aseptic conditions and skilled help, citing reduced mortality.
Looking Backward reflects Aurora area life in 1893 1903 1913 1923
A compilation of notices from Ashland area papers recounts mine drainage progress at the Worthington pump site, local marriages, and a string of accidents, illnesses, and criminal cases. It notes influenza and scarlet fever, mining cave ins in Winthrop and Hurley yards, fires in Saxon and Laurium, and a parliament of local officials and judges. It also records a steady parade of residents moving between Ironwood and nearby towns, plus occasional legal actions including embezzlement trials and assaults.
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Ironwood Times
E. Bennett
Times Bldg
Suffolk and Vaughn Sts
Ironwood
Mich
Napoleon
Sal tOu
China
William J. Scholes
Bonnet-Brown
Ashland
Worthington
Frank J. Alexander
Flora Richards
Rev. Edmondson
Scarlatina
Grim Reaper
Tim Shea
Lillie
Halver Remple
Henry Coyin
Sophia
Stephen Francois
C. P. H. Brissette
Lake Shore
John Souka
John
Howard Uplund
John Lundeblad
Joe Peitier
Florence
Frank LeKey
C. EH. Johnson
North Park
Joseph Derosia
Germania
Jim Crowe
Watersmeet
Bessemer
Mr. Crowe
George Driscoll
Sutherland
L. Wright
Douglas
Detroit
Thomas Murphy
Will Cook
Northwastern
Hurley Yards
Supreme Court
Otto E. Karste
Edward Barnaby
Br‘neat Dear
F. J. Hager
Milwaukee
Chicago
Sam Larson
Jennie Krugen
March
Harry Barr
8. J. Gribble
Norrie
Bartlett Hotel
E. A. Ormes
Marenisco
T. A. Kelly
M. A. Fitzsimmons
Bank of Ironwood
Imperial Hotel
Laurium
Arthur Auger
Saxon
Mead
Suffolk Street
Lieberthal
H. M. Wick
Duluth
James Pouley
Minneapolis
Frank A. Healy
Pensacola
Florida
D. F. R. Rice
John Ruff
Ironwood Schools
Cleveland
National Educational Association
W. H. Cook
Vera
Mrs. Cook
Texas
California
Matt Harry
Ironwood Township
Fred Trezise
Appleton, Wis
City
W. H.hirvela
Helen
Nels Rokkala
Driscroll
Raven
Marquette
Rokkala
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