Rifle Matches at Camp Perry Draw Thousands of Shooters
From August 9 to today Camp Perry Ohio hosts block of rifle competitions. National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice, National Rifle Association, Ohio State Rifle Association, Department of the Lakes Rifle Association and Ohio National Guard holds events with soldiers, marksmen and civilian rifle clubs. Prize money totals hundreds of dollars per class, with medals for all team members and various trophies. The press cup tradition at Sea Girt persists, linking newspaper correspondents with a prize in a friendly match organized by Arms and the Man and the NRA.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
National Board For Promotion of Rifle Practice
National Rifle Association
Ohio State Rifle Association
Department of the Lakes Rifle Association
Olja National Guard
Ohio National Guard
Ohio State Rifle
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Ohio Nations Guard
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Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kentucky
Department of the Lakes
Na Vona! Rifle Association
National Board For Promotion of
National Rife Association
U.S Army
National Guard
Army
Congress
National
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Contresa
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Membe
Sea Girt
New Jersey
Leslie R. Fort
Governor Fort
Lakewood Journal
Governor's
Sea Girt Range
Sea Girl
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Illinoie State Rifle Association
National Board For the
National Rifle Association of America
United States
National Board
Powerose
Arma and
Blondes Inferior? Chicago Debates Army Doctor Claim
Chicago women and judges disputed Maj. Charles E. Woodruff's claim that blondes are morally and physically inferior to brunettes. He argued New York prisons and asylums house mostly blondes at risk from a fragile nervous system and sun exposure. Local officials found no clear imbalance and urged caution in drawing conclusions.
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Bionde
Chicago
No Insane Asylum
Charles E. Woodruff
United States Army
Stalia
Woodruff
New York State
New York
America
Dr. Woodruff
Theodore Brentano
Criminal Court
Aew
George Kersten
Supt
Wilhite
Dunning
Dr. Podstata
State Hospital For the Insane
Elgin
Clinton
Elmira Reformatory
Ile
Untesa
Harriman to Live Outdoors With Fifth Avenue Solarium
The financier Harriman will add a top floor solarium at his Fifth Avenue home in New York, a 48 by 25 foot sunroom with 12 by 12 foot skylight, multiple rooms, and an interior porch. The design by Grosvenor Atterbury and Julius Peabody creates an open air feel, with controlled shade and ventilation for year round beauty and fresh air.
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E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-ninth Street
New York
Siander
Grosvenor Atterbury
West Forty-third Street
Atterbury
Julius Peabody
Bis
Cally
Central Park
Sixty Ninth Street
Varriman
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised in Ad
An testimonial ad from Noah Kentucky touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for the change of life and various female ailments. It credits Mrs Lizzie Holland for recovery and invites readers to write for confidential advice, noting 90 years of use and free guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Massachusetts.
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Venice
E. Pink
Ham
Noah, Ky
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. Pinkham
Cope
Masa
Insurance firms push tuberculum prevention drive
Large insurers push tuberculosis prevention over dividends. Metropolitan Life sought to build a sanitarium for policy holders and employees but was blocked as illegal by New York Superintendent Hotchkiss. The firm distributes 3,600,000 pamphlets. Provident Savings Life Assurance runs a health bureau offering free medical advice. Fraternal orders including Modern Woodmen Knights of Pythias Royal League Royal Arcanum and Workmen's Circle consider sanitarium projects for tuberculous members.
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Metropolitan Life
New York State
Hotchkina
Provident Savings Life Ansurance Society
Woodmen
Knights of Pythias
Royal League
Royal Arcanum
Workmen's Circle
Samatoria
The Ever Changing Waist Line Proves Uncertain
A humorous note on shifting waistline expectations with changing fashion and headlines. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow comments in American Magazine that belts and lines drift with crises, yet the idea of a fixed waistline remains a quaint axiom.
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Wilson Woodrow
American Magazine
An Imaginative Protection and a Snake Charmer Marriage
A quirky tale questions Jagsby choices marrying a snake charmer. The joke implies his belief could be kept when he sowed real lovers. The dialogue hints at trust, illusion, and the odd armor of conviction.
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Jagsby
Be Careful In Going Out After Fame
A cautionary note warns that pursuing fame can backfire exposing individuals to notoriety and risk. It stresses vigilance to avoid scandal, missteps, or harmful attention that could damage reputation and personal safety.
Coffee to Postum Turns Laborer’s Stomach Strong
A worker recounts switching from coffee to Postum after years of digestive trouble. He notes improved health, ability to eat any food, and even joke about digesting a brick with Postum. He praises the product prepared per directions with cream and 20 minutes boiling, and mentions The Road to Wellville and a promotional note.
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Wellville
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Shooting and Fish Iie
Bird W. Spencer
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