TIZ Cured Her Quick From Sore Feet
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville reports dramatic relief from sore feet after two TIZ treatments. The ad claims rapid improvement, urges readers to use TIZ for various foot ailments, and notes availability at druggists or directly from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago.
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Brandeis backs La Follette bill to curb monopolies
Lewis D Brandeis told the Senate interstate commerce committee that no industry is a natural monopoly and urged a La Follette plan to supplement the Sherman act. He argued the current law restrains trade only unreasonably and is hard to apply with unsatisfactory remedies.
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Associated Press
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Lewis D. Brandeis
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Brandies
Married Women As Wage Earners
Dorothy Dix discusses a letter from a working woman who opposes married women who work, then argues many husbands fail to support families. She defends married women's right to work if needed, noting economic pressures, limited options, and the value of a wage earning wife despite social backlash.
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Dorothy Dix
Spain
Sirolin Touted as Cure for Lung Diseases
An advertisement asserts fresh air and nourishment help lung diseases but insufficient alone. It promotes Sirolin as a Swiss remedy imported widely, endorsed by European specialists, soothing digestion and free from habit forming drugs. Availability is via the Sirolin Company in New York and major druggists.
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Europe
Sirolin Company
Westeee
New York
Fables of the Wise Dame Two young maids seek social notice and roam the streets.
Two charming maids tire of waiting for eligible suitors and decide to strike out on their own. One narrator notes their fashionable attire and social center role, while the other observes the mallard of vanity and indulgence as they pursue attention.
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Dorothy Dix
Mother
The Old Maid Lottery Moralized In A Fable
A satirical tale contrasts two sisters as suitors debate beauty and brains. The elder, praised for thrift and domestic virtue, fails to attract a husband while the younger pursues frivolity. The moral declares women suited to marriage often remain spinsters.
Real Estate Exchange Discusses Exclusive Listing Plan
Members heard a report from a special committee on exclusive listing of property. The board may adopt a rule requiring exclusive contracts and will report back at the next meeting. The current rule allows nonexclusive listings and the group favors exclusivity for agents and owners.
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Real Estate Exchange
Board of Directors
Bedell Building Entrance Lights Question
The note asks about the Bedell building entrance being attractive and wonders if it is visible at night. It seeks confirmation of nighttime visibility and appeal of the entrance lighting.
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Bedell Building
Dr. A and BR Bear Advertise Lungs Nose and Throat Services
In the 308 Gunter Building listings a physician identified as Dr. A and BR Bear promote lungs nose and throat medical services. The notice highlights ENT expertise and care options.
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Beauty Graze Questioning Male Taste and Femininity
A reader’s essay denounces the pressure on women to be beautiful framing marriage as a race to perpetual pose. It argues husbands care more for clothes than character and asks American men to state their views on the beauty standard and its social cost.
Monotony Breaks as Indiana Station Flags Train
A Central Indiana village flag station once served as a busy stop for two daily fast mails. The storekeeper, ticket agent, baggage master, and telegrapher pulled the flag in a moment of boredom, causing the train to halt while the conductor asked for passengers and the agent mused about potential riders.
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Indiana
Success Magazine
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Health
An advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as reliable relief for indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. It cites a doctor’s claim linking stomach disorder to most ills, praises ingredients for soothing inflamed stomach membranes, and notes three sizes with prices of 25, 50, and 1.00 cents. The Rexall Store, H. L. Way, corner East Houston and Avenue, carries them with a money back guarantee.
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H. L. Way
East Houston and
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