Caring For Baby by Dr Griffith Elevates Home Child Care
A long review praises Dr J P Griffiths The Care of the Baby as a practical guide for mothers. It covers feeding, dressing, bathing, and play while warning against substituting doctors with intuition. It warns against harsh early hardening and stresses safe sea and sun exposure, insomnia causes, and prudent use of medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
J. P. Crozter-Griffith
W. B. Saunders Comny
Phiadelphia
London
Grifith
Griffith
Ag Spartans
Romantic Sioux Woman Louise De gera Berzey Dies
Mrs Louise De gera Berzey of St Louis died recently at her home. Fluent in English French and German she was proud Sioux by birth born on a plains trek and carried to Fort Pierre. Her Sioux mother Sonka Gmecky and maternal uncle Red Cloud linked her famed lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Edward Dezera
St. Louis
Prince
William H. Berzey
Bergey
Yonka Reservation
Nebraska
Daugh
Louise Degera Berzey
Berzey
Rock Mountains
Fort Pierre
Amherst Dramatics Began As Senior Class Fundraiser
Amherst Massachusetts on June 23 recalls how the Amherst senior class started its dramatics in 1881 to raise funds after debt from a junior book. Initial shows included a farce and a travesty of Romeo and Juliet that drew crowds from Amherst and Northampton.
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Amherst
Mass
Dramatics
Northampton
Scrugham Case Witnesses Mobilize For Grand Jury
Witnesses including Leon Torbiner and Miss Katherine Montgomery are ordered to appear before the grand jury today in the Scrugham forgery case tied to the New York Life election. Scrugham, manager of the international committee, faces forgery charges as more testimony about ballot names and instructions is anticipated.
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Scrugham
International Committee
New York Life
Leon Torbiner
Tolerien
Washington
F. ©. Darlington
Katherine Montgomery
Magistrate House
Charles F. Carrington
International
The
Charles Stirrup
Mutual Life
Alphonse G. Koelbie
Jay E. Lawshe
Women discuss alcohol and opium dangers in society talk
A New York woman visiting Tomah Wisconsin warns against physician endorsed alcohol and opium use. She recounts a Denver case where whiskey turned a patient into an addict and recalls a young bride who killed herself after being denied opium. She urges doctors to prescribe cautiously and avoid public endorsements.
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Ters
Madalene
Virginia
Tomah
Wis
New York
England
Denver
Women Drivers Increase In England Amid Growing Roads
The article notes a rising number of women driving their own cars and entering professional driving. It highlights the Ladies' Automobile Club founded in 1908 with 300 members led by the Duchess of Sutherland, and mentions figures like Mrs Herbert Lloyd, Baroness Campbell von Laurenta, Lady Wimborne, Lady Violet Talbot, Mrs Wegulin, Mrs Mary Nicol, and Dorothy Levitt showing notable feats in motorsport and long-distance driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ladies’ Automobile Club
Duchess of Sutherland
Buckingham Palace
Raneleigh
Raneleigh Park
Herbert Lloyd
Addington
Surrey
Henry Fiumonds
Campbell von Laurenta
Wimborne
Violet Talbot
Great Britain
France
Wegulin
Kingston Hall
Mary Nicol
Dorothy Levitt
Yachting Stationery and Toy Delights in New York Stores
A New York shop window displays yacht pennants and embossed yacht names for stationery. The city offers a vast toy paradise for children with talking dolls, practical working telephones, mechanical frogs, toy stoves, playhouses, and more priced from $9 to $20 and up. a pale pink pig toy and red diabolical cars complete the varied offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Amherst dramatics present Twelfth Night in town hall
Amherst College dramatics stage Twelfth Night with cast from Amherst and Smith College. Notable performances include Malvolio played by John M. Waller and Viola by James Sprenger, with Henry W. Zinsmaster as manager. The piece mirrors Elizabethan staging without scenery and uses moving furniture for scene changes.
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Goldsmiths
Sheridan
Gillette
Wycherly
Katherine
John K. Bangs
Grant
David Garrick
Pinero
and Sheridan
College Minstrels
Northampton
New York State
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Senior Dramatics
Dramatic Association
Clyde Bitch
Amherst
Robert C. Jenkins
New York City
Viola Allen
Wasa
Amherst College Dramatics
Globe Theatre
London
John M. Waller
New London
Vonn
Malvolio
James A. Sprenger
Cressona
Penn
Viola
David FP. Mowry
Leyden
Mass
Sir Toby Balch
Waller
Sprenger
Orsino
Duke of
Lilyria
Merle D. Graves
Sebastian
Donald D. McKay
Toby Belch
Olivia
David Mowry
Antonio
Enaatinn
Oneces S Nl. Powell
Robert H. Hamilton, Jr
J. Albert Sprenger
Andrew A Valentine
Maria
Chilton L. Powell
Henry W. Zinsmaster
Des Moines
Iowa
Rhode Island
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Smith College
Smith
Vassar
Lester M. Lewis
Francis F. Powell
Conn
T, Jr
Curle
Roy W. Bell
Malvel Yard
Jon
Weller
Oe Xares
Hamilton
Festa
Motorman Stop Fumbles After Pole Is Yanked In Bronx
A Bronx trolley incident on the Fast 135th Street Line ends with a man and wife pulling a trolley pole from the wire and beating the conductor. Passengers panic as motormen fail to stop at Brook Avenue. Police intervene. no arrests. Vexed riders vow action and plan to petition the State Railroad Commission.
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Bronx
Union Railway Company
135Th Street
Brook Avenue
Read
State Railroad Commission
Eighth Avenue
Union Railroad Company
Ex convict Ketcham plans stage debut after bank wrecking case
John Winslow Ketcham, released from Addison County jail after five years and two months of a seven year sentence for conspiring in the Farmers National Bank failure, aims to star in a drama about his life. He has written books attacking state figures, published police duties volumes, and funded a divorce case from his cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
John Winslow Ketcham
Farmers’ National Bank
Vergennes
Addison County
Ketcham
Vermont
Chittenden County
Burlington
Jai l
Cadman Faces Heated Exchange Over Christian Science
The Rev Dr Parkes Cadman’s West Side YMCA sermon sparked a noisy clash with several audience members over Christian Science. A physician with a named critic role challenged Cadman, while others yelled for restraint as questions about Mrs Eddy and the faith were raised.
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Parkes Cadman
West Side
Young Men’s Christian Association
House of
E. W. Krackowtzer
Cadman
Dr. Cadman
Mrs. Eddy
Nature
Captain Walsh Angers Magistrate in Harlem Court
Magistrate Finn orders Captain Walsh from the bridge during the arraignment of George Clark, a waiter at Vigorito's saloon, as Walsh and Patrolman Cain testify. Clark faces excise law charges after twenty eight patrons are cited. The hearing adjourns until next Tuesday.
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Finn
Captain Walsh
East
Cain
Walsh
Sam
Tent Evangel Opens Next Sunday at Broadway Event
The tent Evangel at Broadway and 67th street will open next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A previous misannouncement said it opened yesterday and many men waited. Rev. Charles H. Yatman will lead meetings for the first two weeks with singing by the Stanley sisters aided by Frances Pope and Lucille Worcester.
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Broadway
67Th Street
Charles H. Yatman
Stanley Sisters
Frances Pope
Lucille Worcester
Dutch Sailors Held for Assault in Street Clash
Magistrate Butts notified the Consul General of the Netherlands to safeguard the Gelderland sailors Derique Schangel and Henry Weijnberger awaiting examination. The Dutch crew faced charges of assault insult to women and fighting police after pursuing a physician and clashing with officers.
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Butts
Netherlands
Derique Schangel
Henry Weijnberger
Gelderland
John Kindergan
No. 317
West 19Th Street
Kindergan
Pelham Crime Probe Seeks Rosenheimer Murderers
A Pelham murder investigation reveals a possible gang involved in the killing of Julius Rosenheimer. Coroner Wiesendanger probes suspects after a confidant’s tip ties a known criminal to the scene. a $5500 reward fuels pursuit as witnesses and an ex-convict link surface. Benedetti Gentile is held for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius T. Rosenheimer
Pelham
Wiesendanger
Rosenheimer
Rogues
New York
Third Avenue
Benjamin Scott
Wiesendangers
Joseph Murray
Wakefield
Everett
Bex
Kon
N. Y
James F. Curwen
Benedetti Gentile
Barlow
Yorkville
East Side News Signal System to Deliver Quick Reports
A resident builds a 40 foot roof mast with colored flags to signal news from East Side neighborhoods. Agents relay signals to a central lookout, who then informs newspapers with codes for events like births and weddings. Test run observed from 169 Rivington Street.
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East
T. W
R. R
D. W
East Side
Abraham Hochman
Rivington Street
Police Halt Staten Island Baseball Games Riot Fears
A large crowd at Stapleton rushed the field as police stopped all baseball games on Staten Island yesterday. Managers denied admission while spectators swarmed the grounds. The scene nearly sparked a riot before order was restored and a record crowd enjoyed South and Mid beaches, bringing business to local hotels and amusements.
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Staten Island
Stapleton
Midi
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J. P. Crozer-Griffith
Amherst Dramatics
Rojestvensky
Livonia
Strait of
Tsushima
Shanghai
Libou
Rotterdam
John W. Ketcham
the Tribune
Summer Sale
Reed and Rattan Furniture
Shellac
Shellac Tabourette
GEO C Flint Co
West 23Rd Street
Christian Science
Dan
Evangel
Real East Side Wireless News
Santels and Irons
Jackson Company
Union St. North
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