Caring For Baby Through Practical Advice From Dr Griffith
The article reviews The Art of the Baby by Dr J P Griffith Grifth, praising practical guidance on feeding, bathing, clothing, and play. It warns against assuming maternal intuition replaces a physician, notes cautions on sea baths and sun exposure, and urges safe dress and supervision to prevent illness. It also discusses insomnia causes and safe remedies, sunburn treatment, and freckles management for young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Crozier-Grifth
W. B. Saunders
Actu
Griffith
Ag Spartans
Romantic Sioux matriarch dies in St Louis home
Louise De gera Berzey, a full blooded Sioux born fifty years ago on the plains, died at her St Louis residence. Fluent in English French and German she was skilled in music and art and known as a mascot to soldiers at Fort Pierre. Her mother was Sonka Gmcky and her uncle Red Cloud led the Ogalala Sioux in numerous battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Degera Berzey
St. Louis
Berzey
Rock Mountains
Fort Pierre
Sonka
Red Cloud
Amherst Dramatics. A History of Senior Class Plays
Amherst notes that college dramatics began in 1881 to raise debt from the senior yearbook. Early permissions were scarce, yet two plays opened with a travesty on Romeo and Juliet drawing crowded crowds in Amherst and Northampton. For twenty five years the aim remained raising money for the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Dramatics
Northampton
Scrugham Forgery Case Witnesses Ordered to Testify
Several witnesses in the Scrugham forgery case were told to ready themselves to testify before the grand jury this morning. Scrugham, the international committee's manager, is held on forgery charges tied to a New York Life election ballot. Leon Torbiner, a Washington lawyer implicated in a forged ballot, is expected to testify, along with Miss Katherine Montgomery and Charles F. Carrington, who provide crucial testimony on Scrugham's role and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrugham
International Committee
New York Life
Leon Torbiner
Tobrien
Washington
F. C. Darlington
Katherine Montgomery
Magistrate House
Thea
Charles F. Carrington
International
The
Charles Stirrup
Mutual Life
Alphonse G. Koelbie
Jay E. Lawshe
David N. Carvalho
W. S. Kinsley
R. 8. Wynne
John T. Bowers
Stirrup
Missen Rose Neufield
Anna Mason
Evelyn Miles
District Attorney’s Office
Talking of doctors and drinking in a New York social scene
A New York woman, visiting often in England, criticizes physicians who publicly endorse alcohol as a stimulant. She notes women drink less now but warns of the dangers of prescribed liquor and opium, citing a Denver case of a problematic whiskey prescription and a suicide linked to opium craving.
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Ters
Madalene
Virginia
Tomah
Wis
New York
England
Denver
Enthusiastic motorists drive to new era for women
A 1900s article notes growing female drivers in England with a Ladies' Automobile Club of 300 members led by Duchess of Sutherland. Members compete with male chauffeurs, including Mrs Herbert Lloyd who placed fifth in Henry Edmonds hill climb, and others like Baroness Campbell von Laurenta and Miss Dorothy Levitt racing across Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Duchess of Sutherland
Wuckingham Palace
Raneleigh
Raneleigh Park
Herbert Lloyd
Addington
Surrey
Henry Edmonds
Campbell von Laurenta
Wimborne
Violet Talbot
Great Britain
France
Wegulin
Kingston Hall
Mary Nicol
Dorothy Levitt
Yachting stationery and toy shops lure shoppers in New York
Seens in the Shops notes a window display of yacht pennant embossed stationery and embossed yacht names. New York stores offer a vast toy department with talking dolls, practical telephones, toy stoves, playhouses, and a range of prices from nine dollars upward including a mechanical water frog and a pink pig toy with mischievous mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Amherst Dramatic Club Presents Twelfth Night in Town Hall
Amherst College dramatics stage Twelfth Night with a full cast led by John M. Waller and James Hamilton. The production mirrors Elizabethan staging with no scenery, moved furniture for changes, and lanterns and a hidden orchestra. Henry Zinsmaster manages the company with shows across Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Goldsmiths
Sheridan
Gilette
Wycherly
Katherine
John K. Bangs
Grant
David Garrick
Gillette
Pinero
Sandy Dick
School
Dramatics
College Minstrels
North
Vas
York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Senior Dramatics
Dramatic Association
Clyde Fitch
Amherst
Thea
Robert C. Jenkins
New York City
Viola Allen
Amherst College Dramatics
Globe Theatre
London
Town Hall
John M. Waller
New London
Vonn
Malvolio
Jaimes A. Sprenger
Cressona
Penn
Viola
David R. Mowry
Leyden
Mass
Sir Toby Balch
Waller
Sprenger
Orsino
Llyria
Robert H. Hamilton, Jr
J. Albert Sprenger
Tvia
Chilton L. Powell
Lael Bet
Edward H. Sudbury
D. Dunlap
Henry W. Zinsmaster
Des Moines
Iowa
Rhode Island
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Northampton
Smith College
Smith
Vassar
Lester M. Lewis
Francis F. Powell
Livonia Arrives At Port After Tsushima Escape
The Russian steamer Livonia, part of Rojestvensky's fleet that escaped the Tsushima action, reached port yesterday. It sails from Libau to Rotterdam as a Russian East Asiatic Line vessel and will depart Libau to return to Danish service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rojestvensky
Livonia
Strait of
Tsushima
Shanghai
Libau
Rotterdam
Sak
Bronx trolley riot as pole is pulled from wire
A man and wife caused panic on a Bronx Union Railway trolley by pulling the pole from the wire while a motorman stopped a car. Conductor was assaulted as passengers rushed aboard. Police arrived. no arrests. Passengers threaten vigilance committee and petition to the State Railroad Commission over cars not stopping at corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Union Railway Company
135Th Street
Brook Avenue
State Railroad Commission
Eighth Avenue
Union Railroad Company
Ex convict Ketcham seeks stage career after jail release
John Winslow Ketcham, once jailed for involvement in the Vergennes bank failure, gains release after five years and two months. He plans a drama in his own production, cites good behavior, wrote books attacking political enemies, and funded his divorce and his son’s education from prison. He previously helped stop two jail breaks and served in Vermont’s legislature.
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Middlebury
John Winslow Ketcham
Farmers’ National Bank
Vergennes
Addison County
Ketcham
Vermont
Sen
Chittenden
Burlington
Cadman Court Side Church Talk Sparks Christian Science Row
The Rev Dr Parkes Cadman defended Christian Science amid a heated West Side JCM A meeting. Audience members clashed over Mrs Eddy and the science, with shouts of put him out and objections about rest and truth. A physician interruption described Mrs Eddy as an old woman near death while a speaker's wife’s cancer story ended the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes Cadman
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
House of
E. W. Krackowizer
Cadman
Dr. Cadman
Magistrate Ejects Captain Walsh From Bridge During Arraignment
Magistrate Finn ordered Captain Walsh from the bridge after a clash amid the arraignment of George Clark a saloon waiter charged with violating the excise law. Captain Walsh and Patrolman Cain testified that twenty eight people drank there. the case adjourned to next Tuesday.
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Finn
Captain Walsh
East 1&Th Street
Harlem
George Clark
Vigorito
No. 2
Sylvan Place
Clark
Cain
Walsh
Tent Evangel Opens Next Sunday at Broadway and 67th
The tent evangel at Broadway and 67th street will open next Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. Due to a misunderstanding it was announced to open yesterday with many men on site. Rev. Charles H. Yatman will lead meetings for the first two weeks with singing by the Stanley sisters and helpers 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 After Street Incident
Magistrate Butts notified the Consul General of the Netherlands about Derique Schangel and Henry Weinberger from the Gelderland charged with assaulting citizens insulting women and fighting policemen. They were held for examination after a pharmacist testified the sailors pursued a doctor protecting women and broke his glasses. Two officers charged them with assault drunkenness and resistance amid reports of bystanders knocked down and women insulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts
Netherlands
Derique Schangel
Henry Weinberger
Gelderland
John Kindergan
West Uth Street
Kindergan
Pelham murder case nears suspect arrest in Rosenheimer death
A Pelham murder probe uncovers a possible criminal gang tied to the Rosenheimer needle maker death. Coroner Wiesendanger follows a man linked to a Rogues Gallery suspect seen near the scene and a large reward awaits. Witnesses deny tied ex convicts as investigators push for arrests. A bloody stone and hair clues were recovered as Benedetti Gentile is held for exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius T. Rosenheimer
Pelham
Wiesendanger
Rosenheimer
Rogues
New York
Third Avenue
Benjamin Scott
Joseph Murray
Wakefield
Everett
Bex
Kon
N. Y
James F. Curwen
Benedetti Gentile
Barlow
Yorkville
East Side News Aims Instant Reports From Roof Signals
An East Side resident unveils a wire service using a forty foot roof pole and color coded flags to signal news to a central lookout. Twenty agents spread through neighborhoods will raise colored flags to indicate stories for rapid dispatch to newspapers. A test from 169 Rivington Street succeeded with signals seen at headquarters aloft.
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East
East Side
R. R
D. W
Abraham Hochman
Rivington Street
Crowd Fights as Police Halt Staten Island Baseball Game
Spectators at Stapleton crowded the field when police stopped all Staten Island baseball games yesterday. The scene almost sparked a riot but order was restored. A record tide of visitors crowded South and Midsea beaches as hotels and amusements profited.
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Staten Island
Stapleton
South
Midia
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Harney
Edward Dezera
Harmey
Prince
William H. Berzey
Yonka Reservation
Nebraska
Daugh
Amherst Dramatics
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
WIL Jackson Company
Union
Sg Norik
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