Catherine Potter Defends Independence on Warren Main Street
In a sleepy town Catherine Potter proclaims she will not let a man lead her unless necessary. William Landis engineers a public scene by acting sightless, guiding her arm in a staged stroll down Main Street, exposing Catherine’s vulnerability and ending with a joint walk back through town.
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Helen
Catherine Potter
Helen Wild
Billey
Catherine
Cather
Tacy
Warren
William Landis
William
Main Street
William Landals
Wiliam
Billy
Wil
Willam
Hilly
Colorado's reform approach to convict treatment praised by governor
Governor John F. Shafroth outlines a twofold penology in Colorado, contrasting the ancient punishment model with the new humane system. He lauds earned liberty, reduced terms for good behavior, minimal use of guards, and work on highways under an honor system, noting the Colorado method is being adopted by other states.
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Decclares Colvorado
Ric Mond
Colorado
John F. Shafroth
Shafroth
Father Not Liable For Son's Overpriced Wardrobe
New York court ruling states a father cannot be held to pay for clothes beyond his son's means or station. Justice Hotchkiss ruled the tailor overstepped by pressuring the family, noting the son already had an allowance and the father provided needed items within his means.
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New York
Justice Hotchkiss
Arthur M. Rosenberg
Middletown
Conn
Supreme Court
Wesleyan
John F. Bailey
Middlesex A. Bailey
New York Training School
Rosenberg
Dad
Mr. Bailey
Brave foreman rescues two fishermen from capsized craft
Emer son A. Burdick, foreman on a million dollar pier project, saved Edward Doughty and George Jeffries after a sudden storm capsized their boat. He launched life buoys, rope lines, and descended to the water for a ten minute struggle before pulling the exhausted fishermen to safety at the pier.
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Atlantic
Emerson A. Burdick
Edward Doughty
George Jeffries
Burdick
Hfe
Whipping Post Advocated by Governor Baldwin
Governor Simeon Baldwin of Connecticut urged whipping as a punishment for wife beaters at the Conference of Governors in Richmond. He argued small fines fail to deter abuse and that bodily punishment educates and reforms better than prison, criticizing modern ideas of government.
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Richmond
Vas
Simeon FE. Baldwin
Connecticut
Conference of Governors
Jefferson Hotel
Baldwin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Warrenton Resident
Nature signals such as backache and hip pain warn of kidney trouble. Mrs. Benjamin Martyn of Warrenton Virginia reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills endorsed by thousands. If your back is lame or kidneys bother ask for Doan's Kidney Pills at 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Props. When your back is lame remember the name.
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Mary Treble
Nature
Dean
Benjamin Martyn
Waterloo St
Warrenton
Mr. Martyn
Doan
N. Y
Che
Public Justice Demands Punishment For Serious Offenses
A legal commentary asserts that remorse cannot excuse penalties and warns against sentences without definite termination. It argues for serious punishment to reflect the gravity of offenses and avoid notions of virtual pardons.
Liquor and concealed weapons spark calls for tougher laws
Governor George Donaghey of Arkansas urges the Conference of Governors to enforce strict laws against concealed weapons and illicit liquor sales. He accuses states of tolerating weapon sales and fines while linking whiskey to lynching. He says he never pardons concealed weapon cases and that liquor fuels lynchings.
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Richmond
George Donaghey
Arkansas
Brokers Sudden Shock Over Pending Stock Exchange Probe
New York brokers react to news that the Pujo committee will examine the New York Stock Exchange. The inquiry aims to compare shares traded with transfers and scrutinize exchange loans and collateral. Untermeyer has pressed for bank data while figures show inconsistencies in share counts like United States Steel.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Pujo Money Trust Committee
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Samuel Untermeyer
Pujo
United States Steel Common
Exchange
Untermeyer
Why Uncle Joe is Hale Cannon Speaks on Health at Seventy Six
Washington notes that Special Uncle Joe Cannon remains a hearty public figure. He credits relaxation and sleep with maintaining health amid decades in public life and political battles. He recalls nights of little sleep yet notes he falls asleep quickly once in bed, comparing himself to a Kentucky thoroughbred.
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Joe
Hale
Washington
Joe” Cannon
Lfe
Almanac Weather Calculations Celebrate Hill’s Prolific Forecasts
A 1913 note extols Hill’s Almanac for weather predictions, claiming the calculations outpace the world and urging readers to try them. The brief asserts confidence in the almanac’s accuracy and usefulness.
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Hill
Congressmen Lose Privilege Pay Secretaries Directly
The executive appropriation bill reported to the House requires that each secretary receive $125 a month directly from the disbursing officer. It ends lawmakers habitually withholding part of that salary to pay secretaries, eliminating the practice of paying them 40 to 100 dollars monthly.
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Washington, D. C
House
Bed and Board Row Prompts Wife and Husband Feud
A New Jersey couple engages in a public spat over separation and duties. Edgar Potts Marshall in Newton runs an ad disowning his wife Grace Brundage Marshall, while Grace counters she is not responsible for debts after leaving the marriage detailing shared assets and support.
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New York
Edgar Potts Marshall
Newton
N. J
Grace Brundage Marshall
Berger Becomes Calamity Howler in Political Fallout
Washington Special. Socialist Rep Victor Berger predicts a Democratic administration under Wilson will fail to satisfy the people and foresees an industrial panic within two years. He argues Republicans were defeated by conservatism, Democrats become worst offender, and a coming panic will hit the South with riots.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Victor Berger
Congress
Wilson
Berger
Willian J. Bryan
South
Tammany
Ple
United States
Minnesota Governor Opposes Death Penalty at Governors Conference
Governor Adolph Eberhart of Minnesota told fellow governors that delays and legal technicalities nullify the death penalty. He urged abolishing appellate proceedings except to correct miscarriages of justice. He cited Missouri prison profits and called for reduced costs to inmates and higher wages for workers.
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Minnesota
Richmond
Adolph ©. Eberhart
Missouri
Eberhart
Reformer May Supply Pattern If Others Do The Work
A reformer suggests providing the pattern while another party handles the execution. The remark implies delegation to shift responsibility and accelerate progress.
Velvet coats and picturesque gowns mark winter fashion
Indications point to velvet plush and velour coats becoming popular this winter. A charming evening gown model features satin supreme fabric in bright geranium pink with a silver lace flounce and a beaded butterfly ornament.
Waistline Belts Return In Dainty Velvet Styles
Detachable belts revive with the natural waist line in several dainty forms. Black velvet leads the designs with two ends or loops, a flat bow at the back, and fringe edged crochet work. Wide black silk belts and colored elastic belts with silver buckles or enamel detailing complete the smart look.
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Petersham
Timely Hair Care Advice for Dry Hair
Dry brittle hair should not be shampooed more often than once a month or six weeks. Apply oil to the roots about twice a week by parting the hair and dipping fingertips in oil, then massage directly into the scalp avoiding the hair.
Chestnut and Tomato Dressings for Roasting Birds
Shell and blanch chestnuts then cook until tender and chop fine. Season with salt, butter, and chopper. Mix as a stuffing for young turkey. For sauce, fry onions in butter, add tomatoes, sieve, and rethicken with more butter. serve with the dish.
Baked Fish with Savory Cracker Stuffing
Directions describe baking fish filled with cracker crumb stuffing flavored with butter pickles onion salt pepper and sage. The fish are sewn closed and topped with fat pork strips. Bake on fat pork slices with salted boiling water and melted butter.
Scotch Broth Preparation From Old Recipe
A historical kitchen note outlines making Scotch broth by using three pounds of mutton bones and meat, trimming fat, boiling with water, and adding barley onions turnip carrot celery pepper salt and chopped parsley until tender. It emphasizes skimming during simmer and slow cooking.
Camelon of ef Beef Roll With Brown Mushroom Sauce
Ground beef mixed with lemon rind nutmeg salt pepper onion juice and melted butter is formed into a six inch roll, seared and baked slowly for thirty minutes, basted with water then drippings, and served with a brown mushroom sauce.
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Camelon
Cureton Nurseries Grower Prices Listed in Cobb County
The Cureton Nurseries of Austell Cobb County Ga advertise cabbage plants at 81 50 per 1000 strawberry plants at 82 50 per 1000 apple trees with roots 85 00 to 10 00 per 100 peach trees 2 to 10 00 per 100 standard thousand rate on applications. No scale or other diseases.
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Byrup
Elliott Ave
Deuult, Mich
Tutt
Tut
Drugeiet
Lumsden
C. Lumsden
East Main Street
Ond, VA
Nt, N.C
Jersey
Charleston
W. L. Ki
Gov
Donaghey
Clark
Jude¢e
Mall
Spring Hill Nurseries
Bar
Tippecanse City
Ohio
Seo
Wesley's
Dept
Kingston
Y i
Jeffries
E. Broad Street
Auer
Sauer
MOREY
M.sabel & Sons Loulstille
Leonards
Tanner Paint & Oil Co
Virginia
Nellore
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co
Chicago
Opera
Lorwuett
S. Hal Eskorricano
Majin and
Eastman
Kodaks
Kodakery
THE
Cureton Nurseries
Austell
Cobb County, Ga
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