New York Legislature Sees Bill On Punishment And Courts
Mrs Mary M Lilly one of New Yorks first two legislators introduces bills to abolish capital punishment and to raise the age limit for children s courts to 18. A bill to let women serve on juries optional is also introduced. Stockholders meet Albany Central Railroad today. Mrs Paul E Wilson earns 8000 as industrial commissioner. Kant Leak hot water bottles and syringes sold at McCullochs Drug Store Lawrence.
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Mary M. Lilly
New York
Children’s Courts
New York Central Railroad Company
Albany, N.Y
New York State
Paul E. Wilson
State Industrial Commission
Lawrence
McCulloch
Blood Remedy S. S. S. Promises Eczema Relief
An advertisement claims skin itching and burning from eczema respond to blood treatment S S S from the Swift Specific Co. It asserts the remedy treats the underlying disorder in the blood and offers expert advice from the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
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S.5.s
U. S
University of Kansas Upholds Next Quarter Physical Education
All students will be required to take physical education for the remainder of this quarter. Next quarter freshmen will have three hours weekly and sophomores two hours. Juniors and seniors may be exempt. Faculty split on requiring upperclassmen.
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University of Kansas
Department of Physical Educa
Students Receive Exemptions Amid University Policy
Dr. Goetz said today that students are submitting exemption cards and exemptions while exemptions are granted where necessary, reflecting ongoing university policy adjustments.
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Dr. Goetz
Lawful Lexicon Turns Ugly in Shorter Form
A historic note recalls Democritus and lex majeste obscurities while Canonical sources claim a long elegant term has faded, replaced by a cruder modern word. The sly quip contrasts lengthy phraseology with terse usage in legal speech and linguistic change.
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Democritus
Newspapers Run by Women Newsroom Trend
The article notes more than twenty U S newspapers are owned and run by women, highlighting a growing trend in ownership and management within the industry. It contrasts with older norms and hints at a shift in newsroom leadership dynamics.
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United States
Seagulls Foretold Weather in Old Belief Across Regions
The article notes a widespread belief in Scotland and Ulster that seagulls flying far to sea or resting on sand signal good or bad weather. Early seabound flight or lingering on shore is linked to approaching storms in this traditional weather lore.
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Scotland
Ulster
Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Sell by Druggists
Advertised influenza prevention and relief products claim to stop flu by nasal spray or gargle with Wizard Oil mixed with water. The ad promises a defense against flu germs, with a money back guarantee and a 30 cent price for Wizard Oil and Wizard Liver Whips.
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