Southern California as a social experiment in temperance and progress
The article describes Pomona and Claremont in the Pomona Valley as a sunlit model of American settlement. It notes orange groves, new crops, and a mix of health seekers and wealth, with local bans on liquor in many towns and open towns nearby. It highlights labor dignity, education, and a Puritan ethic, praising public virtue, self-government, and social reform in the Southern California frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Mitchell
Claremont
California
U.S.A
Pemons
San Bernardino Mountains
United States
Union
Elysian
Pacific Slope
Pomona
Ocean Beach
Seena Apts
Lource
Emont
Newland
Dr. Gates
Pomona Lege
Onur Collega
Dol
Carols from Cradlelmad er 8
A large fragment from a periodical page features poems and verse notes by J. Adair Fitz-Gerald and others. It includes a sentimental poem Little Shoes and Stockings, child verses, a description of birthday themes, and excerpts from Mr. Weatherly and Mr. Moir songs. The text also mentions Mr. George Cable and nursery rhyme pieces like The New Arrival and The Wonders of the Secret Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adair Fitz-Gerald
Fiddler
Kate M. Cleary
Frederick Weatherly
Frank L. Moir
Ani Fether
Sweet
Tite
George “W. "Cable
Various appointments and incidents from public life
Sis Majesty approves Thomas J. Pittar as chairman of the Board of Customs succeeding Sir G. L. Ryder who retires this month. John A. Kempe becomes assistant comptroller and auditor. John Scott Fox named Recorder of Sheffield. Donations for a new Mansilton church and extensive accident and inquest notices appear, including fire damage at Govan, a memorial window dedication at St Pancras, and multiple court cases across the U.K. Page-wide notices cover police seizures, elections results, shipwrecks, and public official appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Thomas J. Pittar
Board of Customs
G. L. Ryder
John A. Kempe
G. E. Y. Gleadowe
Home
Assolia McDougall
Christ Church
Albany-streat
St. Pancras
St. Albans
Colchester
Bangor Cathedral
J. Strand Jones
W. F. J. Hunt
Portsmouth
Board of Trade
Ankrayy
Southampton
Winchester
J. O. Moberly
Newbury
Lewendon
St.Thomas's
London County Council
Battersea
Great Marlborough
City of Westminster
Aioaeay
W. J. Morgan
B. Marons
A. Jacobus
Glasgow
J. Stewart
J. Cairney
J. Dempster
Blythswood
W. H. Hoad
Harrod’s
Rompton-Road
Kellard
Hallsands
Start Bay
Devon
Slapton Vy
Ats Westminster
Barrett
Edward-street
Charles Hammond
Norwich
Lord Byron
Whyte Melville
Whyte Melville, ’the Novelist, Was ‘Sold At Meesrs
Sotheby's
Ada Brearley
Purlwell ‘Board School
Batley
James Redfern
Leeds
John W. St. L. Leslie
Shrewsbury
B. D. Acland
Oxford
Pts
Job Allwood
13Th Light Dragoons
Light Brigade
Leamington Cemetery
Pte. Allwood
National Lifeboat Institution
John-strest
Adelphi
Charing Cross-Road
London
Wes
Lisut
May
Eb.a
Henry Rawlinson
War Office
Barah Harris
Limehouse
Poplist Hospital
Carates Sociéty
T. Smith
Clifton
Oind
Bristol
J. Mulroy
Melia
St. Helens
Rainhill
Lancashire
Mulroy
Paddington
J. Arnold
Nellie Massey
Rushley-street
Clapham
Carlo Bengonzi
Guadagnini
Megara
Pythick
Simpson
Rooma
Leicester-square
Thomas Woodworth
Sheffield Model Building Society
Sheffield
Sotheby’s
Egypt
Hamar
Black Hur
Chester
Cardiff
Youghal
Dungervan
Whitehouse ‘Bank
Angelo Lanchesi
Talian
Windsor
Brighton
Samuel Crawley
Oddington
Charles Brown
Barking Creek
Emily Harriet Owen
Holloway
Bow-street
John Gilbert
Wandsworth
Erles Francis Saunders
Severn Tunnel
Stoke Newington
Great Hastern
W. C. Sharman
Salisbury-road
Néel-park
Wood-green
Wistenstow
Shropshire
W. Gilchrmt
Felhampton Court
Charlotte
John Hill
March Brook
Stretton
Viscount Hill
Pie Benson
Lanes
Blaskdown Barracks
H. M. Jessel
M.P
Westminster
Elfb
W. C. Norris
H.M
Agincourt
J. J
James Lockhart
Winstanton
Indlow
John Callcott Horsley
R.A
High Row
Kensington
Council of the Baptist Union
Charles Hadson
Spurgeon
New’ Baptist Church
James Harman
Scott’s Cottages
Chigwell
Cleethorpes
Lincolnshire
Haigh
H.M.S. Sans Pareil
Sheerness
Chatham
Kilroy
H.M.S. Devastation
Milton
Sotheby
Wilkinson
Hodgeon
Batley-road-bridge
Crewe
Yarmouth
Thomas Read
United Service
Samuel Gough
Warrington
Liverpool Assizes
George Dowd
General Post Office
Down Irish Mail
Rugby
Mo W. Butcher
St. Leonards
Kensington Palace-Gardens
Mri W. Teversham
Constantinople
Carlisle
Measles Convalescence Warning Promotes Scott’s Emulsion
The article warns that danger after measles arises during convalescence if recovery is not thorough. It urges Scott's Emulsion as the right remedy to build up strength, citing decades of experience in promoting recovery after the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Exact Cure for Whooping Cough Noted in Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a permanent cure and claims the exact cure for whooping cough exists. The text argues whooping cough resists ordinary treatments and only responds to a precise remedy.
Scott's Emulsion Claims Cures Through Double Action
Letters extol Scott's Emulsion for curing disease by a double action that checks illness and builds will in children. It allegedly eases symptoms after the first dose and provides a permanent cure, using cod liver oil with lime and soda hypophosphites, praised as tastier than ordinary cod liver oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Measles and Whooping Cough Cure Praised in Letter
A letter from Lower Hagley Stourbridge April 21 1903 endorses Scott's Emulsion for a six year old boy who recovered from measles and whooping cough after a short course, claiming the remedy restored health and sturdiness. The misspelled note strongly recommends the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Hagley
Stourbridge
Scott
Scorr
Building up Children with Scott's Emulsion
Mr Bourne credits Scott's Emulsion with curing his weak child Harold and thousands of parents share the belief it builds a child’s constitution. The ad urges use for measles and whooping cough prevention and warns against other preparations, insisting Scott's guarantees success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
F. A. Bourne
Harold
Mr. Bourne
Free sample health booklet offer in a London ad
An advertisement invites readers to act now for better health for themselves and children. Send 4d for postage to Scott & Bowne in Ludgate Circus London BC and name this paper to receive a free sample bottle and a booklet titled A Busca or Hwarts BASH for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Stonecutter Street
Ludgate Circus
London
B.C
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Tha Kine
Peat
Mostyn
Bibadoduo
North Wales
Kay Pere
Marlborough-street
Witt
Harold Bourne
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