Wealth and Time Clash in The Great Man's Burden
A reflection on wealth’s price questions whether vast success justifies its costs. It cites public scrutiny, strained family life, and the burden of constant defense, warning that wealth may blunt purpose and faith. Miss Lathrop advocates studying child dependency to guide federal action.
Infant Mortality Tied to Father’s Earnings and Maternal Care
The Federal Children's Bureau led by Miss Julia C. Lathrop reports that infant death rates rise when fathers earn less or mothers work outside the home. In Manchester New Hampshire the death rate ranges from 1 in 4 with low earnings to 1 in 16 at higher wages. The study links maternal mortality to preventable maternity causes and stresses maternal instruction, supervision, proper nourishment, and confinement care.
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Federal
Children’s Bureau
Julia C. Lathrop
Manchester
N. H
Miss Lathrop
Bureau
Louu
Mins Lathrop
What is Home Without a Mother Legend
A homely scene shows decorative phrases over a parlor door with red letters reading What is Home Without a Mother and God Bless Our Home. The text hints at a reflection on home and maternal presence within domestic space.
What Is Home With Out a Father
Poignant reminiscence on a working father who rises early to provide for the family, doing chores from dawn to night. The verse contrasts his hard labor with the mother’s tasks and laments his absence, praising his steadiness and noting the boarding-house fate if he were gone. Unknown origin.
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Dad
Substitute for calomel marketed as Lemolac
An old advertisement promoting Lemolac as a pleasant tasting liquid medicine that replaces calomel. It claims no griping or sickness, promises satisfaction, and guarantees money back if not preferred. Sold by local druggists including Phoenix and Nyal stores in West Monroe, Louisiana.
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Phoenix Drug Store
Nyal’s Drug Store
West Monroe
Calomel
This Date in History Notable Births and Events
This date history lists events from 1642 birth of Mary Stuart to 1915 policy by Wilson and attacks on ships. It cites governors, constitutional ratification, Lincoln, Delaware and German rail, Buenos Aires, royals, and the Ballinger-Pinchot case.
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Mary Stuart
Queen of Scots
Richard Bellingham
Massachusetts
Delaware
United States
Washington
Congress
The
United
Nuremberg
Furth
Germany
United States Congress
Lincoln
Tennessee
Confederate Congress
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Buenos Ayres
Duke of Clarence
Victoria Mary of
Teck
Mary
England
Duke of York
King George V
Interior
Ballinger
Wilson
Birthday tributes mark judges and notable figures turning years old
A New York judge William H. Wadhams marked 43 amid coverage of his birth control stance in a destitute case. The report lists other celebrated figures with birthdays including bishop Edwin Holt Hughes 50, author Wiadibert Cather 41, General Sir Bruce Meade Hamilton 99, Iowa former governor Horace Boles 9, author Cale Youns Rice 44, and runner Hannes Kolehmainen 27.
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William H. Wadhame
New York
Annapolis
Yale
Metropolis
New York City
Gov. Hughes
Court of General Sessions
Edwin Holt Hughes
New Methodist Episcopal
New England
de Pauw University
Wiadibert Cather
Sir Bruce Meade Hamilton
Britain
Horace Boles
Iowe
Iowa
Cale Youns Rice
Hueban
Alice Hegan Rice
Hannes Kolehmainen
Anglo French Army Falls Back in Balkans Toward Greece
The Anglo French army retreats from Serbia toward the allied base at Selonice in Greece as the Balkans situation remains tense. Nervous women are urged to use Charberlain's Tablets for quick relief from constipation and improved digestion with ads in the News Star.
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Balkans
Serbia
Selonice
Greece
Charberlain
Sloan's Liniment Relief Ad Copy
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment as a quick penetrating pain reliever for bumps bruises strains and rheumatic aches. It targets mothers and outdoor workers and promotes ease of use without rubbing with a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Sioan
Sloan
Notice of Lost Cotton Compress Receipts
Public notice from The Standard Warehouse & Compress Co announcing lost compress receipts for cotton and that duplicate receipts have been issued for various parties. The document warns the public to exercise caution regarding the lost receipts and duplicates.
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Standard Warehouse & Compress Co
Duke Hodge trade ledger entries noted with dates
Ledger snippet lists multiple Dr Duke Hodge and Jno T Cole entries with numbers and varying November and October dates from 1916 to 1918. Mentions Morgan Bros and Hastard-Warehouse Press.
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Duke Hodge
Morgan Bros
Jno. T. Cole
T. Cole
Hastard -Warehovse
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Lemolac
Chichester
Iimaand
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the Monroe Furniture Co. Ltd
Second Street
Monroe
News-Star
Ouachita National Bank
Ft. E. Flournoy
Pres
O. B. Morton
Cashtee
F. Millsaps
Ee Geet
J. Baer
F. D. Gibbs
Ass't
Central Savings Ban: & Trust CO
Louisiana
Stebbdbe
Co. B. Ryaem
V.presiden
Travis Oliver
Cashier
H. N. Theompeen
Acai Casater
Depository
Tate OF
Siean
Paina
W. R. Brady