Broadway nightlife under fire and changes at Victoria
New York dispatch outlines novelist Mary Austin views on Broadway nightlife as a lure for rich fools. It notes hotel and restaurant leaders defend Broadway’s decency while changes loom at Mammerstein's Victoria with Rialto theater plans and new management led by Sim Rothapfel.
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York
Mary Austin
Broadway
Hammerstein
Rialto Theater
Sim Rothapfel
Strand Theater
Victoria
Oscar Hammerstein
Rothapfel
Pennsylvania
Get Rid of Rheumatism With Rheuma Marvelous Remedy
Claim Rheuma dissolves uric acid in joints and cleans kidneys liver and blood to end rheumatic agony. Testimonial from Judge John Barhourst of Fort Lor amie Ohio says two bottles cured a severe case after three doctors failed, now two years symptom free. Wells Haymaker promotes a no cure no pay offer at 50 cents.
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John Barhourst
Fort Loramie
Ohio
Wells Haymaker
Rely But You're Lookin Mighty Line In Summer Song
A witty note on exodus to resort hotels leaving New York with a vacant look. The text describes Broagh way as a changed summer promenade for actor folk who rarely summer in the country. The country is deemed too far from bright lights.
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New York
Broagh ‘Way
West Virginia High Schools May Apply for Normal Training Funds
Morgantown June 11 High schools in West Virginia have until June 19 to apply for state funds under a recent act authorizing 400 dollars per school for ten chosen normal training departments. The State Board of Education will meet June 19 to select eligible schools, aiming for geographic distribution and adequate facilities for boarding pupils.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
State Board of Education
Woman Is Given Eternal Sobriety Sentence in Jamaica Court
In Jamaica, Magistrate Harry Miller sentenced 32 year old Mrs. Margaret Askins to eternal sobriety for alleged improper guardianship of her children. Her husband, Charles Askins of 10 Park Place, Jamaica, spoke in court, saying she would be all right if she kept away from liquor. The court noted prior threats toward her children and an incident with a carving knife attributed to the husband.
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New York
Harry Miller
Jamaica
Margaret Askins
Askins
Charles Askins
Park Place
C. Harstedt
Children’s Society
Coeducation At Medical College Sparks Alumnae Debate
Dr Gerimde A Walker challenged coeducation at the Woman's Medical College alumnae conference in Philadelphia. She argued coeducation is an ideal in theory but often fails in practice and that curricula fit male-dominated norms, disadvantaging women pursuing medical training.
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Philadelphes
Gerimde A. Walker
Woman's Medical College
East Africa cattle drives and 1914 pulp exports noted
Fragmentary report records British Africa devoting acres to cattle growing and Finland exporting 33 000 tons of paper pulp in the first half of 1914. It mentions 3 000 westerns and six living individuals in unclear context.
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Itish
Africa
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