Scream as Legal Status in Women Professions Debate
Maud C. Thomas publisher reports on a Chicago malpractice case where Grace Reats was awarded $6,000 after a nurse allegedly erred filing a prescription, with jurors noting the dramatic vocal cord issue and its protected implications for women outside stage careers. The item pivots to ship speed tests and railroad plans, citing Chester Salem Birmingham cruisers and a Chile Bolivia line.
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Aitte Johnny
Kansas City
Mika Realx
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Salem
Birmingham
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Chile
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Andes Mountains
Ume
United States
South America
Hinton Rowan
Detailed plan for practical dairy barn construction
A government dairy division outlines practical dairy building plans, detailing ventilation, light, stalls, feed rooms, wash area, water systems, and a 110 ton silage silo. Designs emphasize adaptable layouts, cost efficiency, and regional considerations for barns serving 24 cows or more, with emphasis on durable stone and concrete end walls.
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Notway
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Handy Self Feeder for Hogs
W. E. Gilmour of Henderson County Mississippi shows a simple self feeder for hogs. The device attaches to the lower side of a corn crib and is said to work satisfactorily, preventing hogs from wasting feed. The correspondent notes his crib is about 16 feet long.
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W. E. Gilmour
Henderson Co., MH
Self-Feeder Design for Hogs with Slanted Tray
A sketch describes a hog feeder measuring ten feet by ten feet with a 16 foot trough of two boards twelve inches wide. The trough slopes from C to B, holes at KE spaced eight inches apart allow access, and the bottom is shown at the orb side.
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Boone
Lameness in Horses Usually Roots in the Foot
The author argues owners misdiagnose forelimb pain as shoulder lameness. Subacute chronic founder is common, affecting one or both feet. The advised treatment for chronic founder is limited to farm work to avoid cruelty to the horse.
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Tere
Aloy
Promenade Fashion Sketches in Navy and Oak Apple Brown
Two historical costume sketches describe outfits in navy blue cloth and oak apple brown chiffon. The navy ensemble features a wrapped seam skirt with decorative tucks and strapped trim, a tight coat with braid edging, matched waistcoat, velvet collar, and a straw hat with ribbon. Material needs include eight yards of 46 inch cloth, twelve dozen buttons, velvet, braid, and lining. The second outfit shows a plain skirt, embroidered lace waistcoat and back panel, tight back and semi fitting fronts, lace trim on sleeves, a matching straw hat, roses, and a feather. Materials listed include eight yards of 28 inch cloth, embroidered lace, braid, buttons, and lining.
Suitable in many shades gown with plastron trim
Alligator-gray dress described with plastron center front and back trims, satin covered buttons, plain skirt hem touching ground, two folds at shoulders, braided revers with ball fringe, matching sleeve trim, tucked silk yoke and cuff, stretched satin hat with rope trim, materials listed include cashmere, buttons, fringe, braid, silk and satin.
The Ideal in Baby Basket Delicately Woven and Trimmed
A detailed description of a wicker baby basket designed for a new mother. It features pink mercerized satin lining, Paris muslin, and diamond patterned bottom inserts. Side pockets, a long pin cushion, and a stiffened cover are all accented with insertion trimming and pink rosettes.
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Paris
Oriental Silks Inspire Exclusive Fashion Appeal
Oriental silks captivate buyers with genuine oddity and unique patterns where two pieces may differ only in color. Trimmings include plain silks soutache and crochet buttons. A striking dress in brick red with clouded effect features black-red grosgrain trim and a sawtooth soutache edging, illustrating the style possible with foreign silk.
Paris Embraces Tailored Hats Fashion Wave
Paris designers and milliners are rallying to a chic tailored hat trend. The chapeau taileur enjoys astonishing vogue, drawing attention from prominent Paris creators once focused on elaborate hats. The demand reshapes local fashion offerings and shapes shop windows.
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Paris
The New Sailor Gaitor Debuts with Broad Brim
The new gaitor features a low broad crown and a wide brim subtly wider on one side. Aides curl up very slightly, giving a distinct silhouette.
Lingerie fashions drift through summer wardrobes
Lingerie designs feature open-work broderie Anglaise bags in pink primrose blue green mauve and ribbon handles to match. The Moing color recurs in ceinture drapery and hat ribbons as the season shifts, with handbags taking a back seat.
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L Ingerie Dorothy
Broderie Anglaise
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman Avoid Third Operation
Alvena Sperling of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from a third operation after two surgeries failed to stop a debilitating infection and tumor. The ad urges women to use the herbal remedy to strengthen their systems and relieve symptoms like irregularities pains backache and fatigue.
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Lydia Ki. Pinkham
Chik
Alread
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Alvena Sperling
Langdon Street
Chicago
L. Pinkham
Ancient judge known for dignity and restraint
A Louisville Courier Journal quote notes a country lawyer turned judge who presides with solemn accents and a corrugated brow, praised for sagacity and dignity more than ability. The piece reflects on his courtroom demeanor and reputation among contemporaries.
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John
Louisville Courier-journal
Memorial Day Sermon Mixup in Phoenix G A L R
A Monday Phoenix report recalls a humorous printer error during a memorial day sermon. Gen P P Parker quips that printers errs are often funny and jokes that a forged sermon reference incorrectly greased the pulpit, highlighting old misprints from a Rev Dr John Blank tale.
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P. P. Parker
The
Arisona G Alr
Phoenix
John Blank
Grape Nuts Restores Health in Denver Woman
A Denver woman shares how her health improved after trying Grape Nuts. She suffered a year ago with loss of appetite and weakness while caring for a large family and her mother. After starting Grape Nuts she reports rapid relief of stomach and brain discomfort and has gained weight, attributing her turnaround to the cereal and the book The Road to Wellville.
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Denver
Tral
Wellville
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