Vanderlip questions business education role in America
Frank A. Vanderlip argues colleges do not teach business and warns whether expanding business classes serves national needs. He asserts greed and success of bankers show training is unnecessary, but suggests a university course with ethics could benefit most except those already profiting from aggressive pursuit of wealth.
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Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York Custom House
Federal Treasury
Vanderlin
Federal
Equitable
Rockefeller
Converted Deadbeats Prompt Revivalist Commercial Mindset
An appeals to religious revival in England and Wales is said to boost debt payments among merchants. The piece argues conversion channels money to missionary work and back into commerce, noting moral tension around debt and surprising profitability of revived conscience.
Conversion Causes Dead Beats to Pay Debts in Revival
The article argues that religious revivalists prick dull consciences and force long standing accounts to be settled. It notes merchants may favor conversions that lead debt payments, despite bishops' objections, portraying a pragmatic view of moral reform. It describes a man religious out of church as attractive yet warns of emotional expressions masquerading as conscience.
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Carlisle
The Education of Women in Missouri Universities
A historical look at Missouri’s education for women noting when they gained access to the normal department in 1870 and later full admission. The piece recalls initial resistance, eventual chapel inclusion, and contrasts women’s privileges with men as enrollment reaches four to five hundred this year.
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Missouri
Normal
Missouri State University
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts Blood Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. It is a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Advertises testimonials and Toledo company, 75 cents.
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Hall
Confederate Reunion Draws Crowd to Galveston
The Texas division United Confederate Veterans annual reunion drew scores of people to Galveston on July 19 with hotels and boarding houses filled.
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Galveston
Texas
Texas Division
United Confederate Veterans
Pain and fatigue relief pitched in old time ad
An older advertisement extols Pierce's Favorite Prescription for tired, nervous women. The text features a testimonial of menstrual and headache relief, claiming improved strength and regularity after using the remedy, while warning against substitutes for profit.
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Pierce
Veterans gathering honors Governor Lubbock death
A Galveston veterans meeting led by Major General K. M. Van Zandt of Fort Worth opened with welcome addresses and resolutions on former Governor Lubbock's death. Remaining sessions through tomorrow promise entertainment as downtown Galveston is heavily decorated for the event.
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K. M. van Zandt
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Galveston
DeWitts Early Risers touted as gentle tonic pills
A Valley City North Carolina hotel clerk Mack Hamilton credits two bottles of DeWitts Little Early Risers with curing his chronic constipation. The pills are described as a safe gentle tonic suitable for children and adults and are sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Mack Hamilton
Valley City
N. C
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Sedalia Steam Laundry Expands With New Collar End Cuff Machine
The Sedalia Steam Laundry announces an expansion adding a collar end cuff machine to its plants to improve precision and reach higher standards in making collars and cuffs. The company invites customers to try the service and see the results.
Tennessee Bar Association Opens Annual Session at Lookout Mountain Inn
At Lookout Mountain Inn Cattahooga Tennessee the Tennessee bar association begins its annual session with many prominent bench and bar members in attendance The conference runs through Saturday and will feature committee reports and papers by leading Tennessee lawyers and judges.
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Cattahooga
Tenn
Tennessee Bar Association
Lookout Mountain Inn
Tennessee
Insect Exterminator Ad Tips Reader to Buy Worrell’s
A dialogue between a young housekeeper and an old housekeeper suggests the remedy for insects is Worrell’s Insect Exterminator sold at drug stores. The excerpt promotes the product with a simple caution to readers.
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Worrell
Brandt and Grote Promote Vigoral Health and Big S Flour
Brandt and Grote tout Vigoral Health and Big S flour as top choices. Advertising copy highlights quality and value for shoppers.
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Brandt & Grote
Bignatuo of LSTroRt 4 The Kind You Have Always Bougt
Fragmented OCR reads as a local ad or note about a product or item titled The Kind You Have Always Bought with unclear branding and misspelled terms. The readable portion lacks full context or definitive event details to confirm a clear notice.
Mediaeval Tournament Recreated in Brussels by Cuvelier
Visitors in Brussels hear a planned mediaeval tournament recreated from 1482 details researched by historian Joseph Cuvelier. He uses Burgundian manuscripts to stage the event once led by Count de Charlais who defeated Count Lassing after eighteen lances broke and won the prize from princes. Cavalry officers will simulate the knightly clashes tomorrow.
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Brussels
Joseph Cuvelier
House of Burgundy
Count de Charlais
Count Lassing
Knights of Old
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Purified Blood Tone
Purges impurities to purify the blood and strengthen the system. Claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
R. C. Dolph & Co Cash Grocers Store Listing
R C Dolph and Co. The Cash Grocers located at No 1156 West Main Street advertise their business. The Q C telephone number is 381.
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West Main Street
Week of Bargains and Policy Turbulence Highlight News
The ad offers groceries and savings on sugar lard corn raisins and coffee. A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt plans cabinet and department reforms to address treasury deficits leaks and mismanagement with calls for a broad house cleaning and potential resignations in the agricultural department and potential Panama canal control shifts.
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Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Treasury
Taft
Panama Canal
State Department
Wich
Elihu Root
Shake-Up Signals Early Retirement of Secretaries Shaw Wilson Taft
A wave of official personnel changes hints at early retirements of Secretaries Shaw Wilson and Taft as recent events reshape the administration.
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Shaw
Wilson
Taft
Foley's Kidney Cure touted for rheumatism relief
A testimonial from R. T. Hopkins of Polar Wisconsin claims Foley's Kidney Cure dissolved years of rheumatism after trying top doctors. Arlington Pharmacy endorses the remedy as the most effective for eliminating uric acid via the kidneys.
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Foley
R. T. Hopkins
Polar
W's
Cire
Arlington Pharmacy
New York Jew ish Soldiers Memorial Drive
Wealthy Hebrews in New York consider funding a monument to Jewish Confederate soldiers. The group cites about 1500 Jewish soldiers who fought for the gray and notes the first Confederate army surgeon general was General David Deleon. Proposal calls for southern Jewish cooperation across regions.
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New York
South
David Deleon
Gentle dentistry promises painless tooth extraction
The ad asserts painless tooth extraction and patient satisfaction from many grateful clients. It emphasizes minimal after effects, affordable pricing, and free examination, noting the office is equipped with electric fans to keep patients cool during the procedure.
Memorial site debating possible Southern monument
Doubt arises whether funds will be quickly raised for a grand memorial to be erected in the South. Richmond New Orleans and Atlanta have been suggested as suitable sites, but fairs have not progressed enough to merit a serious discussion of the location.
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Richmond
New Orleans
Atlant
HoWister's Mountain Tea Offered For Family Use
An 35 cent tonic advertised for this month promising to keep you wet all summer and help the little one eat sleep and grow. Sold by W. EB Brd Drug etcompany with tea or tablets.
Dermatologist at 13 West Thin Street
Dermatologist and skin specialist practice located at 13 West Thin Street, offering scalp and complexion treatments.
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West Thin Street
Kansas to be launched at Camden shipyard on August 13
The New York Ship Building Company announces that the 16,000 ton battleship Kansas will be launched at Camden yards on August 13. The sponsor’s name is not yet public. It is said the ship will be christened with a bottle of wine, despite prior reports to the contrary.
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Camden
N. J
New York Shipbuilding Company
Kansas
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