Prison reform through feeling and reason in sentencing
An editorial argues for prison reform beyond sentiment. It cites No. 17.365 of Sing Sing pleading against revenge based on feeling, urging a shift to humane, rehabilitative aims. It notes past cycles of hate and torture and asks whether new, compassionate policy can work.
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Hal Koelely
Rendon
Hin
Deeda
Bilson
Mpenling
Miust
Oye
Matt le
Atrong Priser
Lonstl
Evening Mail
Syndi Ile, Inc
Wien
HW Socialist Party
France
Anmoutdering
Ay Mattel
Mol Workers’ Union
Ny of
Ty WiDiany
Revolutionary Party
Id & Bowrderon
Joulor
Hik Vonfaderation Sieneral de Vravadl Cgeneril Labor Federation
Interna
Cunrenon
Alaimerwild
Switeers
HMO
Zimmerwild
Merrhcl
Bourheron
Hin Sochullsl
Selne
Merthelin
General Federation of Labor
Option Au
Ulraet
Met Workers’ Union
Albert Thomas
Aubechsorzheim
Giv
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Readers
A vintage testimonial ad for Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root promotes kidney liver and bladder relief. Included are endorsements from Ernest A Brown and Alex Lipschutz a Brooklyn druggist, noting health improvements in a soldiers home inmate and household use. Readers are urged to send ten cents for a sample and information booklet.
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Kilmer
Thur
Tinye
Alex. Lipsghitz
North 6Th
Bledel
Brooklyn
N.Y
Uber
de. Kimn & Co
Hinghamton
Elling
Clarkaburg
Postwar wage gains for skilled and unskilled workers rise
An industrial outlook notes unskilled workers being trained for metal trades and earning higher daily wages postwar. It argues profits largely come from munitions and provisions, with steel industry faring better and political agitators unlikely to grow formidable amid strong industrial and commercial activity after the war.
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Iran
Priey
Morover
J Department
Chinese Ruler Called Tyrant Protest From National Assembly
In a Peking dispatch, members of the late national assembly protest against recognizing Yuan Shikai's regency or any agreement with Sun Yat-sen as binding. The signatories declare Yuan lacks legal authority, condemn his bid for emperorship, and urge foreign powers to reject legitimizing his rule, citing unity with the republic and international cooperation.
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Peking
China
Yuan Bhul-kal
Yin Si-kal
Republic of China
Jiga
Hebi
Yunnan
Kwelhhow
Bei Que
Yuan Shi-kal Hax
Nso Faeto
Milenlinya
Hint
Harmon-Iou
Sigowl
Ku Chung-Hsiu
Sun Shurgh Shih
Li Shi-yinge
Chao Shibeyt
Shenal
Pang Kai-Shih
Kupeh
Pang Yun-yi
Chen Chia- Bui
Hhinan
Lan Kung-wu
Kiangsu
Wen Chun
Wang Han
Klangei
Tu Szeyeh
Yin Yu-lin
Cheklang
Hsu Gu-lin
Yang Yungtai
Kwantung
Wang Chien-kang
Wang Lu-pang
Anhui
Lin Shen
Jukien
Lan Tsin-yung
Kuangsi
Ching Yao-tseng
Yunan
National Assembly of the Republic of China
Silk Industry in France Shows Greater Stability During War
An early 20th century report notes the silk industry in France, the most sensitive textile, demonstrating steadier production during war. 1914 output reached 28 million dollars, near 1912 levels. 911 figures show a dip then rise. Export patterns reveal France retaining silk demand while Britain and other nations shift.
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France
Foxworth
Allie
America
Yangland
Lily
Spain
Nia
Parisian Sage hair tonic promises to stop dandruff
Right away we want you to try Parisian Sage, a very delightful and refreshing hair tonic. If dandruff remains after use, money back from your druggist. The tonic aims to prevent baldness by nourishing the hair, and its application leaves the scalp feeling good. Women favor its brilliancy and glow, claims Wella-Haymaker Co. with many users ready to testify.
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Wella-Haymaker Co
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