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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1901

Page

8

State Factory Inspector reports progress and limits

The annual report to Governor Durbin details expanded deputy offices, improved sanitary rules, and fewer illiterates among child workers. It cites 1,443 orders, 2,413 inspections, and 72 factory accidents with thirty-nine fatalities, including boiler explosions and machinery failures.

McAbee Durbin David F. Spees Vincennes James H. Roberts South Bend J. H. Clarke Indianapolis Thomas S. Williamson Anderson Harvey A. Richards

Social notes from St Marys and region and holiday plans

Miss Lucy Eddy visits Mrs James M Winters. St Marys Euchre Club met at St Marys Hall yesterday. Mary Wainwright returns from Marshall. Neighborhood House hosts Christmas social Monday evening. Mr and Mrs TY D Phillips and Mrs en plan Christmas in Shelbyville. Mrs M C Clune hosts board party for daughter Miss Mary ne. Everitt family, formerly of Park Avenue, move to 522 North Meridian. C E Crosley heads to Chicago early week for holidays. Mrs Milford of Crawfordsville, mother to Mrs S Elliott Perkins, returns home. Natalie Smith at Vassar will not return. visits relatives in Brooklyn. W Leffen of Boswell and Lew Matlock hosts in North Alabama street. Dr and Mrs C A Pritchard of Gosport arrive next week to visit Pritchards' parents. Mr and Mrs J C Adams and General and Mrs Lew Wallace arrive to occupy apartments on Blacherne for the winter. Mr and Mrs Thomas A Winterrowd move to Talbotten apartments after selling home. Mrs Ingier of 42 North Penn Christmas with daughter. Mrs Tecelve om Phureday.

Winifred Dewhurst Edna A. Frank Lasel Seminary Mary Cline Georgetown Convent Washington, D. C Florence Atkins Chicago Franklin Atkins I. N. Richie W.C. de Pauw de Pauw Emminger Columbus George G. Tanner Baltimore Edward B. Porter Bert Coffin John Frenzel Richard Tolin Allan Williams Anton Vonnegut Lee Mothershead Cornell John P. Barnett Morton Place L. M. Campbell Danville Ind Robert Geddes Parker Felix Walter Hale The Delano Hale Mary Mannering Iss Closser Josephine Holman Julia Hollweg New York New England Society Riley T. B. Arnold Franklin Hays William E. Quinby Detroit Free Press English Yale Glee Club Benjamin Walcott W. H. Coleman John B. Cockrum John N. Carey Charles B. Coffin Arthur D. Gates J. Morgan George N. Catterson Lewis Harry Griffith Plymouth Church Indiana Avenue Laporte Smith College Pateh Gloucester Mass Arthur—Lee Indianapolis Journal Elwood Arthur R. McArthur Nettie Lee A. H. McKenzie J. Ambrose Dunklie Presbyterian Church Wisconsin Lucy Eddy James M. Winters St. Mary's Euchre St. Mary's Hall Mary Wainwright Marshall TY. D. Phillips Shelbyville M. C. Clune Miss Maryne W. 8. Leffen Boswell Lew Matlock North Alabama Street C. A. Pritchard Gosport Thomas A. Winterrowd Talbottenne Ingier North Penn

I U calendar shines as campus volume of art and wit

The I U calendar blends arbutus cover design with campus scenes and zodiac motifs. Each page features a building portrait, hidden hieroglyphics, presidents aphorisms, and poetical quotations. Designed by Professor Stemple, limited supply at Burford's supports a women's building fund.

State University I. U David Starr Jordan Stemple Burford’s

Emperor of Germany on beer supply for workers

The Emperor of Germany questions how much beer workers should drink and suggests reducing supply. A German worker once claimed sixty to seventy glasses daily but avoided predicting consequences, making the link between German drinking capacity and appetite uncertain.

Chicago Post Germany

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab: Box Name Endorsement

A note states this name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tab lets, the celebrated cold and grip cure. The brand emphasis on consistent labeling underscores a claim of authenticity across product packs.

For Feminine Readers On Room and Business Success

The piece argues that American women increasingly enter business, driven by ambition more than formal schooling. It notes diverse backgrounds among female workers, highlights founders from Irish and immigrant families, cites New York as a magnet for ambition, and quotes several business leaders on traits like early training, perseverance, enthusiasm, and practicality as keys to success.

Atreet Shays Indiana Supreme Court Beaconsfield New York Sun America New York Methodist Church

The Girls Who Won't Keep Still

A New York Commercial Advertiser critique notes fashionable daughters overactive minds and tongues. It warns about restless behavior and nervy frames leading to nervous prostration and ill health. The piece mocks superficial arts and advocates steadier temperament.

New York

Man's Funny Ways at a Men's Club Meeting

New Orleans Times-Democrat recounts a committee dispute where a chairman faced questions over overstep of authority. Instead of explaining or resigning, he made a motion to set up an Investigating committee, exculpating himself through procedural humor.

Philadelphia Times Alexandra New Orleans

Bright and Fair View Described by Reader Gillian

A Los Angeles Herald reader reflects on a vivid scene of color and landscape. The sunset sky, emerald hills, and a satisfying breakfast scene mingle with a personal sense of inner reasons and happiness.

Claes S. W. Gillian Los Angeles Cal

Emperor William Defends Sculpture Program at Palace Dinner

At a Berlin palace dinner, Emperor William denied intervening in statuary details, saying he directed the general idea. He lauded the Berlin sculptural school and noted the Pergamon Museum opening as pivotal. He praised Begas and a staff of artists given freedom, arguing art should educate and uplift the working class while preserving classical ideals.

Berlin Reinhold Begas Italy Pergamon Museum Lustgarten Germany

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