Health Advice on Constipation in Children
The article urges mothers to keep a child’s bowels regular to protect health, noting loss of appetite and irritability with constipation. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective remedy and warns against harsh purges, offering a trial bottle and family-sized option. It includes a stray dialect cartoon caption about owing money.
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Yattos
Rosa
W. 13
Caldwell
West &J
Monticello
Adv
Cure for a Bad Leg Rash by Cuticura Remedies
A Kansas reader from Hilltop recounts a two year leg eruption that worsened with itching and sores. She used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, washing twice daily, and saw a complete recovery with no scars. Samples offered by Cuticura for trial.
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Kan
Mra
Anna A
Lew
Cuticurn
Cuticurs
Dept
Boston
Ady
Two Scottish Brothers at a Dry District Gathering
In Stage in Inebrnary Mr Borden recounts a tale of two brothers known as Scota, who met in a dry district with portable springs of whisky. A third party asks if one, Anderion, ever used a drug, and the narrator recalls Jock's drunken condition as proof.
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Inebrnary
Borden
Scota
Dock
London Mail
First butterfly farm planned in Red Bank New Jersey
Businessmen from New York plan a butterfly farm in Red Bank New Jersey the first of its kind. It will raise many varieties with brilliant coloring and decorative appearance to be sold to society women for display in conservatories and parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Bank
N. J
Castoria Excerpt Warns Careful Bottle Inspections
A historical note urges caregivers to examine each Castoria bottle carefully for infants and children. It emphasizes the product bears the signature and has been trusted for over 30 years as a remedy. The message appears in an old advertisement style urging parental vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Land deal recalled through cluttered dialogue
Fragmentary dialogue references a land purchase, tides, a proposal in a cuppy, and a canoe scene. The terse exchanges mix metaphor and unclear actions with names Bunkeed Brizgs Abe and Xp. The passage reads like a stylized, cryptic excerpt rather than a clear report of events.
Monument Marking First Wisconsin Capital Dedicated in Belmont
The Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs donated a monument at Belmont to mark Wisconsin's first capital site. Justice Robert G. Siebecker and Heuben G. Thwaites led speeches on law and pioneer days. Duncan McGregor accepted for Governor McGovern, with remarks by Mrs. Crosby. The Milwaukee Fire Prevention Association elected officers, and George B. Gray reviewed the year’s work and inspections.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Belmont
Robert G. Siebecker
State Supreme Court
Heuben G.thwaite
State Historical Society
Siebecker
Reuben Thwaites
Michigan
Green Bay
Prairie du Chien
Milwaukee
Minjars Point
Mre. Skinner
Wieconeln Federation of Woman's Clubs
Duncan McGregor
McGovern
Wiliam G. Crosby
Winconela Federation of Woman's Clubs
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Conference Ends in Madison
The fourth annual Wisconsin State Anti-Tuberculosis association meeting in Madison heard Dr. Livingston Ferrand of New York argue there are 1,610,000 consumptives in the United States and 20,000 in Wisconsin. He urged strict case registration and visiting nurse supervision. Milwaukee educators and health officials emphasized open-air schools and playgrounds. The Wisconsin Political Equality League reported 461.56 spent and 432.85 contributed in September. Fire prevention leaders elected W E McCullough president and Montgomery Clark secretary treasurer with plans for closer cooperation with local fire departments.
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Miliwsukee
Milwaukee
Queen
Wisconsia
McCullough
H. 3
Norton
Milwaukes
Newark
Montgomery Clark
Hanover
Alan JG
Dunn
Wisconsin Field Men's Club
Wse
AbMe Cullough
Wisconsin Legistatve
Association
Wea
George B. Gray
Fond du Lac
Gray
Appleton
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Wausau
Agroci Nation
Herman L. Ekern
Wisconsin
Macting Enda
Madisen
Wisconsin State Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Muadison
Livingston Ferrand
New York
United States
Dr. Ferrand
Cleveland
Ferrand
Carrol
Pearse
Wlaconela Anti
J. W. Coon
Stare
Wales
Patterta
League
Political Equality League of Wisconsin
Secentery of State
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Wisconsin League
Wisconsin State Fire Prevention Association
W.E. McCullough
Hanover Insurance Company
H. 8
Preaifent
Clezar
Madison
Mr. Ravenel
Wisconsin Exhibit Shows Safety Devices In Factories
An article notes Wisconsin's progress in factory sanitation and safety regulation through a Milwaukee display by the Wisconsin Industrial Commission. It contrasts with Munich’s permanent sanitation and safety exhibit, detailing machine safety models, demonstrations, and scaffolding methods, and cites German practice in building and trench safety. The piece also highlights Wisconsin science alumni, noting many graduates of UW in fields from mathematics to bacteriology, and reports upcoming Knights Templar leadership changes in Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Milwaukee
Germany
Allo
Badger Sciantiets
United States
University of Wisconsin
Trial Opens in 1910s Iron Workers Dynamite Conspiracy Case
Edward Clark of Cincinnati, former Iron Workers business agent, pleads guilty at the opening of the federal dynamite conspiracy trial in Indianapolis. Forty five defendants remain as Judge Anderson handles the proceedings. Prosecution details link James Coughlan and Philip A. Cooley to alleged dynamiting plots in Houston, Scranton, and Steubenville with payments and plans discussed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Edward Clark
Cincimnati
Sré-Buelnese
Clark
Anderson
Uchfanigal
Mier
James Coughlan
Chicago
Iron Workers
McManigal
Link Belt
Miller
Coughlan
Cooley
Philip A. Cooley
Ironworkers’ Executive Board
J. J. McNamara
Houston
Tex
Henry W. Legleightner
Pittsburg
Scranton
Steuvenville
Ohio
Mo Kees Rocks
Inter League Battles St Louis Series Results
In the inter league set, Bowtog and New York tied 6 to 6 in 11 innings under fading light. The Cubs and Dodgers finished 9 innings tied 0 to 0 due to darkness. The Phillies were shut out by the Athletics 0 to 4. The Cards edged the Browns 7 to 6 in 10 innings.
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ST. Louis
Bowtog
New York
Tyie Sox
Cubs
Phillies
Browns
Fork hero boy saves mother from peddler
Four year old Marcy Marka, in Denver, pries attacker away by stabbing the man in the leg with a fork. The peddler entered a home alone with a mother and her baby, attempted to embrace her, and fled after the boy delivered his strike while crying for help.
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Denver
Colo
Marcy Marka
Confesses to Murder in Lafayette Creole Woman Trial
The trial of Clementine Barabet, a creole woman, opened in Lafayette Louisiana with her alleged confession cited. She reportedly admitted killing 17 people with an ax as part of a sacrifice rite, declaring she does not care what happens to her. Friends state legal counsel will be provided and the case is described as religious insanity.
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Lafayette
Clementine Barabet
Win
Han
Mar Daigo
Haynes Gilknord
Heazar
Ma Inaishos
Akain
Milwaukees Infant Body Found Under Porch Nebulous Crimes
The Milwaukee area reports a baby found dead under a porch at 735 Thirteenth Street by two youngsters. Coroner Nahin says the infant was killed before being discarded beneath the porch, possibly strangled or drowned soon after birth. Also noted are Greek community migrations and various Wisconsin incidents from Fond du Lac to Madison, including multiple homicides, accidents, and public notices.
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Milwaukes
Thirteenth Street
Nahin
Women as Natural Enemies of Men in Lippincotts Essay
Excerpt discusses women shaping society through psychology and strategy, portraying men as natural prey and women as vigilant observers. A Brooklyn household scene shows a child dividing candy, prompting a moral quip about petty larceny. Reader voices and literary references appear throughout.
Food as Cure for Nervous Troubles Promoted in Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a remedy for digestive and nervous issues, citing a man who supposedly recovered from dyspepsia and loss of appetite after using the product. The copy claims he gained weight and felt improved, referencing a personal testimonial and a company name located in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postuma. Co
Battie
Creek, Mich
Wellyilie
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