Keeley Institute Promises Cure For Alcoholism
The article extols Keeley treatment at the Keeley Institute in Kansas City Kansas as a scientific cure for alcoholism. It cites Dr Leslie Keeley and endorsements from Joseph Medill and Philip Armour, describing success across hundreds of cases and a system of Keeley Institutes worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilmots
United States
Jenner
Harvey
Morton
Joseph Medill
The
Chicago Tribune
Leslie EB. Kee Jey
Philip D
Armour
Chicago Packer
Keeley
Heeky’ Institute of
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Bis Ife
Keeley Institutes
Millon
Gil
Kostov
Ias
Portsmouth
Civil service reform views from Mrs Lowell at LEP event
Mrs Charles Russell Lowell presented the second talk in a civil service reform series at the League for Political Education. She discussed British reform thoughts and applied them to the United States, criticizing Tammany rule and comparing U S police corruption to Russian practices. She called out politicians who once condemned Thomas Platt for supporting him now.
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New York
League For Political Education
West
Charles Russell Lowell
Haton
Great Britain
Lowell
Russia
Spiken
Fascia
Mrs. Lowell
Thomas Platt
Rep
Penalties for hats in opera houses and public places
Youngstown Ohio reports an ordinance proposing a penalty for women wearing hats in opera houses or public amusements and a rule that men disturbing others between acts can be arrested and fined. Wisconsin Madison notes a pool selling prohibition bill with fines up to 500 and 90 day jail. Westfield Indiana women publish a "Woman's Edition" of the Westfield News urging Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup bronchitis and bronchitis claims. Retail of $0.50 bottles mentioned.
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Youngstown, O
Maaison
Wis
San 9
Mit
Westfield
Ind
Westfield News
Mathie
Chamberlain
Travel ads for Washington trip and laundry service ad
An old travel notice promotes a Washington trip with March 1 sale dates and an agent contact in Kansas City Missouri. A separate laundry advertisement from Peerless Steam Laundry offers shirt collar and cuff cleaning at 12 and 11 cents per item, located on West Sib st.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Easkents
J. T. Foley
Kansas City
W.F. Brunner
A. G. P. Agt
St .Louis
The Woman's Duty to Health and Motherhood
A women’s mission is to help baby through feeding walking and talking. The advocate urges women to know their bodies and care for feminine health to ensure easy childbirth and strong children. Dr Pierce’s medicines and medical adviser are promoted as reliable home resources from the Work’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.
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Teo
Jeloval
Doctor Pierce
Pierce
Icebound Twin Steamers Dash Through Frozen Lake Michigan
Chicago dispatch reports the City of Duluth and Jay Gould fleeing a 20 foot ice pack off St Joseph as an Arctic storm seals Lake Michigan. They fought through the northwest gale after departing Chicago, returning to harbor after 24 hours with heavy ice accretions.
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City of
Duluth
Jay Gould
Chicago
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
Sano
Datuth
Tee Vinery
Chituth
Milk Spill Fashions Horse in Frankford Calamity
A horse hitched to a Gore of Frankfort milk wagon bolted on Foulkrod Street in Frankford and crashed into an awning post. The 24 quarts of milk spilled over the animal and wagon, the horse toppled then resumed its dash, finally captured. Milk washed over its coat, freezing into a milk white color.
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Philadelphia
Gore
Frankfort
Ireland
Atoré
Foulkrod Street
Frankford
Gougar to lecture on unemployment in northern Ohio
Mrs Helen Gougar of Lafayette Indiana to give six lectures in northern Ohio on Give Us Work at Give Us Bread the Way Out for the Unemployed. Cities listed include Ashtabula Cleveland Milan Canton Wooster and Akron with large previous Cleveland audiences of 10,000.
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Cincinnati
Helen al Gougar
Lafayette
Ind
Ohio
Canton
Stobaly Wooster
Akron
Pebriary
Model Cycle Home New York to Have a Club House
A plan in New York aims to build a premier bicycle club house costing about 160 000 with a value near 200 000. Promoters, residents here, intend naming it the Greater New York Bicycle Club by the Sea near Neck Road and Consy Island, with an option on land along the boulevard. The Discovery Saved His Life. Dr King’s New Discovery saved a Beaversville man’s life after other doctors failed, with a free trial offered at local drug stores. Union Silver headquarters moved to the old court house, to remain permanently, under J A Davis, Manager. The best of all pills are Breckam's.
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Uine Keeley
Great Southwest
Kansas City
Ranws City
I. CW
Wadsworth
Thrausn
Great Courtwest
J. ¥. Simpson
Keeley
Simpson
Institute
W. N. Allen
Institut
South
Kun
New York
Greater New York
Consy Island
Neck Road
Calliputte
Beaversville
J. K. Jones
Sth
Kansas Avenue
Deface Webster Statue Arrest Near Capitol
A man named Mortimer Downing was caught striking a match on Daniel Webster’s statue in Statuary Hall. He was taken to the sixth precinct station, bonded for five dollars, and released. This marks a second offense for striking matches on the Webster statue.
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Washington
Mortimer Downing
Daniel Webster
Sixth Precinct
Webster
Worthern
Starneey Hall
Sile
E Berry Wall’s Loss and Political Saloon Referent
Albany reports F Berry Wall tainted by politics fumes while seeking new gains and fame. He travels with Dr E L Valentine Buck and B J Tanaley, escorted by Lewist Grennir, amid dinner talk on stolen funds and political plots. Detective Ger echwen weighs in on old cases and claimed injuries. The piece blends political satire with unrelated medical ad content.
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Albany
N. J
F. Berry Wall
Imite
Lod Thomas c
Wall
Swehty-serreth Mseam- Bly Wistriot
EL Valentine Buck
B. J. Tanaley
Lewlt
Grennir
Shay
Gerechwen
Xuerth
Leant
Byrne
Pyramid Pile Cure touted in medical testimonial letter
A letter from Mrs M C Hinkley of 02 North Mississippi Street Indianapolis recounts rapid relief from piles using Pyramid Pile Cure. She claims loss of weight and life saved, notes surgical options were costly and dangerous, and urges others to try the remedy sold by Peramia Co. in Albion Michigan.
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M. C. Hinkley
North
Mississippi Street
Indianapalisy
Sam
MC. Hinkley
Peramia Co
Albian
Mrs Jack Gardner Leads Rex at Boston Zoo Parade
Mrs. Jack Gardner promenades with Rex the lion at Boston Zoo. She has coaxed Rex from his cage onto the balcony and through the crowd, guiding him back with a gentle lead while spectators look on. Rex plucks a cake, and Mrs. Gardner claims her fame as a lion handler grows.
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Jack" Gardner
Rex
Boston
Jan
Jack” Gardner
Gartner
Gardner
Jack
Mr. Jack
Minnies
Teck
Kex
Boston Social Leader Falls From Sleigh in Snowy Crash
Mrs. Jack Gardiner, a noted Boston society figure, was riding with a friend when a sled toppled into a four foot snowbank on Heacon Street. Rescuers dug them out and the driver resumed the ride despite the fall.
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Boston
Mass
Indians to participate in inaugural parade Red Men from the Prairies set to march
Washington January 31 The civic committee plans to have about one hundred fifty Western Indian men in native dress join the parade. The effort includes Carlisle students and Lakota youths advancing civil progress. Accommodations for 3433 persons have been registered and meals arranged along the route.
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The
Prairies
Washington
Civic Committee
Porter
Carliste
Liese Youme
Thilr Lane
Themaelven
Wright
Newsboys in Trouble Over Late Night Extras
New York authorities crack down after citizens complain about sensational sales tactics for late editions. Chief Conlin orders arrest of newsboys selling extras after five minutes past the hour. two youths discharged after arrest. Critics say focus should be on methods, not the act, and vigilante methods create alarm. Services advertised at Madison Street Baptist Church with time and speakers listed.
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New York
Citikens
Mand
Conlin
All News
Ehtet Ee
Lateont
Artso
Artil
Berlin Architect Flees Germany Plans Grand Palace of Potsdam
Otto Schoen a young Berlin architect fled four weeks ago fearing the emperor. He planned a building taller than Wilhelm’s palace opposite Potsdam’s Imperial residence. Now in New York awaiting wife’s advice he fears confiscation of property and imprisonment if he returns. He left Antwerp by ship after a police warning and possible arrest for insulting the emperor.
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Otto Schoen
Wilhelm
New York
Berlin
Imperial Palace
Potsdam
DMG
Schoen
Lexington Avenue
Pear
Plana
Schotn
Leutenant
bin Emperor
Bo Schoen
Antwerp
Tax Dodgers Warned Across Albany Report Claims Billion-Dollar Tax Gap
Albany January 3 1920 The annual report of State Comptroller James A Roberts urges stronger enforcement and higher taxes on large estates to curb tax dodging He proposes inheritance tax increases and targeted rates including 5 10 and 15 percent on estates from 1 million up detailing the impact on small taxpayers and revenue gaps.
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Albany
N. Y
James A. Roberts
Scandinavians Ask McKinney to Make Him Minister to Sweden
Chicago reports Scandinavians urge McKinney to appoint Paul Du Chailt as minister to Sweden Norway. Petition circulating seeks endorsement. Chaitin praised as author and lecturer. movement backed by supporters and thousands. Also note charity whist event planned in Boston to aid unemployed. Electric Bitters promoted for bile, digestive and fever remedies with local sale details.
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Paul DU
McKinney
Sweden
Chicago
Scainlinavine
du Chailin
McCinney
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Keeley Institute
Kansas City, Kansas
Women and Civil Service
Reval
U.S. Gov't Report
Union Silver
Old Court Oues
J. A. Davis
Breckam’s
AFIS
Black
Des Moines
SiMon
Deface Webster
E. Berry Wall
Hing
DeWitt
Ed Hazel
G. W. Stansfield
Gi Kan
Doctora
Wight
Madison Street
Bradshaw
Haiser
Mechasics
Fifth
Kansas Ave
Stansfield’s Drug Store
Denny
Americas
Cromwell & Jeffers
North Topeka
Erties Neal
Sweron
Ry Crystal Steam Laundry
Topeka
Kas
Hatters
Academy of Fencing
John Greip
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