National League of Medical Freedom opposed by school inspection debate
The piece discusses a campaign by the National League of Medical Freedom challenging compulsory medical inspection of school children. It cites letters and reports praising inspection, recounts alleged abuses, and defends public health measures as saving lives while noting objections to compulsory procedures. It also mentions historical figures and political context.
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National League of Medical Freedom
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New England
Russell Bage Foundation
Department of Child Hygiene
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Birth notice for Ellison Durant Smith on August first
United States senator Ellison Durant Smith of South Carolina is noted as born August 1 1866 in Lynchburg near Sumter now Lee County South Carolina. The item marks his 45th birthday.
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Lina
Watford College
Spartanburg
Watford
South Carolina
Farmers’ Protective Association
Southern Cotton Associaton
South
Iileon D. Smith
Ellison Durant Smith
United States
Lynchburg
Sumter
Lee County
Caro
Smiths
United States Senate
John Walter Smith
Maryland
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Blileen D. Smith
Hoke Smith
Georgia
J. E. Swearinger
Benjamin Ryan Tilman
Swearinger
Arkansas
August 1 through history highlights list
On August 1 history notes include the 168? assassination of Henry II of France by Jacques Clement, 1685 Dononville becomes Canada governor, 1714 Queen Anne dies, 1788 Nelson-led British fleet at the Nile, 1801 Jonathan Edwards Jr. dies, 1818 Maria Mitchell born, 1834 abolition of slavery in British colonies, 1862 Farragut suspends bombardment of Vicksburg, 1876 Colorado statehood, 1910 Claude Swanson appointed US senator from Virginia.
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Henry II
France
Jacques Clement
Marquis de Dononville
Canada
Queen Anne of England
House of Stuart
Nelson de Pemlou Ole Wee
Battle of the Nile
Jonathan Edwards, Jr
Maria Mitchell
Nantucket
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Farragut
Vicksburg
Colorado
Claude A. Swanson
United States
Virginia
John W. Daniel
Politics and Politicians in Early 20th Century Notices
A broad survey shows party meetings and candidacies across states. Ohio Republicans meet in Cleveland August 9, Kentucky Democrats in Louisville August 15, Nebraska auditor R Barton seeks Congress, Durbin eyes Indiana governorship. Maine's long prohibition era noted contrasted with 1884 constitutional change. Senate plans, governor races, and Taft La Follette speculation color a national political landscape. A late column digresses into a humorous collar sizing anecdote.
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Kentucky
Louisville
R. Barton
Nebraska
George W. Norris
Winfield T. Durbin
Indiana
Rpublican
Maine
Walter Clyde Jones
Linois Senate
Friars plan spring frolic for funds and theatre notes
The Friars announce a spring fund raising frolic. Villanova grants Victor Herbert a doctor of music degree. Lee Arthurs makes changes to The Fox ahead of a New York premiere in September. Lilian Russell set to star in Cis Cis in Frederic Lineyke's operetta tour. Blanche Chapman to play Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch for a fourth season next winter.
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Villanova College
Victor Herbert
Lee Arthurs
the Fox
New York
Lilian Russell
Frederic Lineyke
Blanche Chapman
Blood will tell in farm notes about collie value
This column extols a pure bred collie pup as smarter than mongrels, claiming the collie with an A B degree can herd cows efficiently while a mixed breed disrupts stock and fences. It humorously condemns mongrel dogs for chasing heifers and nicking fences, ending with a dig at dubious pedigrees.
Kee nler and Chamberlain's Liniment Promotion
An advertisement touts Kee nler and Chamberlain's Liniment as a quick cure for sprains and soreness. It promises rapid restoration of joints and muscles to a healthy condition and urges purchase from all dealers.
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Keenler
Chamberlain
All Dealern
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