Women Volunteers and Nurses in War Effort Highlighted
The piece extols women volunteering as nurses for Japan's war effort and praises the role of nurses and mothers in national strength. It cites Dr. R. V. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as crucial medical guidance, with testimonials from Mrs. Mary J. Heard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Japan
Pan
China
Goad
Ita
R. V. Pierce
Taffalo
Dr. Pierce
Suran
Imay
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Mary J. Heard
Ashington Hospital
Iof Gth
Washington, D.C
Prolific Health Fads and Controversial Advice Exposed
A fragmented fragment discusses a wave of dubious health guidance tied to marriage, sex, and self image. It mentions a dubious medical adviser offering do it yourself cures, questionable anatomy, and body imagery, urging readers to seek a book promising at home remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phykica
Band Fe
Devil's Auction at Crawford Opera House Shown Revamped
Last night a ten beney audience endured a chaotic performance of the Devil's Auction at Crawford Opera House. The show featured two stage Blumers and a candle-choir of comedians, with Madelen Marutiche praised for charm and Janet the mathematician delivering a notable moment. The production, in its twenty third edition, was revised many times and kept the crowd amused despite flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beney
Gevil
Charvica Valerst
New York
Iuvertine
Feria
Pritekpal
Slr
Hernan
Eowaokue
Madelen Marutiche
Janet
Children sue telephone firm over death from shock
New York jurists prepare verdict for damages after Thomas F. Delshunt’s children claim a fatal electric shock from a telephone caused their father’s death. The suit alleges the instrument delivered a power surge when the receiver was handled and a spark occurred, with the defendant contending the line fault was at fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
HMM Damages
Stardin. Pa
I & Tecnling Cutt Seaiser, & Telephase Company
Chttren
Thomas F. Delshunt
DeteAunt
Topeka Teachers Meet at Leavenworth Association Conference
Northeastern Kansas Teachers association plans a Leavenworth gathering starting Thursday with teachers from Topeka attending. The event includes demonstrations and a display of articles from the Topeka schools training departments. Kaiters Throat Is No Wores. Bertin reports March 20 regarding a leaked outline about Emperor Wilhelm II.
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Topeka
Leavenworth
Northeastern Kansas Teachers Association
Mann Dal
Tope
Kaiters
Bertin
Ingalrton
Wille
Parsifal in Concert With Damrosch and New York Symphony
Walter Damrosch arranges Parsifal in concert form for the New York Symphony Orchestra on April 16 at the Auditorium. The performance, blending soloists, chorus, and orchestra, includes Damrosch explanations to illuminate Wagner’s methods. The New York Symphony, led by Walter Damrosch, tours nationally and Canada, bringing high art to diverse audiences.
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Walter Damrosch
Warnerian
America
New York Symphony Orchestra
United States
Warner
Beyreuth
Mr. Damrosch
Ie Higra
Wagner
Walter Degnrodtch
Ita
Betas
New York City
Canada
Ite
kempRonts
W. Tor Daimrosch
W. Tor Daimrosch Eleven Years Ago, At Stipes
New York Symphony
Alee
Mr. Daimrosch
New York
Than
Roach Nas
Max
Parsifal
Nios Bienusers
New York Hony Orchestra
Sddtwis
Petition in Bankruptcy Follows Daly Family Funeral News
A complex item reports a bankruptcy petition against Pettingill & Co of Boston, linked to the Daly family deaths and a large liabilities figure. It notes multiple funerals, the sum of assets around 250,000 and liabilities near 1,000,000, with other items flagging congressional nominations and metal poisoning studies.
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Timothy
Potting
Boston
Toman
Poston
Maclate Conception
Hunankruptcy
Pettingiil” & Co
Feds
United States
New York
Mostan
Daly
Orchestra Vacancy List in New York Grows
A long list of 73 men awaits the first vacancy in the New York opera orchestra. The mutual affection between Mr. Dumrosch and his band was evident at a recent closing symphony concert when members presented the conductor with a large silver laurel wreath of 75 leaves, each bearing a member’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Charles
Montveloun
New York
Dumrosch
Criticisms of Mme Schumann-Heink’s Topeka Concert Spark Debate
A Topeka critic’s personal remarks about Mme Schumann-Heink’s appearance sparked anger in St. Joseph and Topeka readers. The Topeka Capital’s portrayal of the singer as “Waddling” drew village gossip, while supporters defended her art, dignity, and dramatic voice. A Music Lover condemns the personal focus over artistry and warns of a western misimpression.
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Bt Joe
Topeka
Mies
Helen
Lyon
Rane
Mme. Sehumann-Heink
St. Joe
Bantor
Pan
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Jhions
Mme. Schumarin-Henrk Hay
New York
New
Spring Awakening Promoted By Blood Purifier S S S
An advertisement extols S S S as a superior blood purifier and spring tonic. It links clean blood to healthy skin and robust vitality, citing testimonials from Ohio and West Virginia endorsing the remedy for boosting energy and appetite. The piece frames spring health as dependent on impurity-free blood and promotes a free booklet from The Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.
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S.S.S
S. S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Batem
Ohio
Garfield Avenue
Hattie Hoyle
Wheeling
W.va
Asane Rider and Tonic
J. BH
McGee
York Street
Island
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the Red Cross of Japan
Ayers
Damrosch Coming
Philadelphia
Ftepublican
Mateict
Henry H. Bingham
Secor
Robest
Adama
George A. Snetor
Rewben
Edward Moorell
George D. McCreary
Ters
Revere
Davit Mannes
Tan Daly
Len Schutt
Spraf
E. Heyn
Harper's Magasine
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Vesper
East Sixth Street
Ralph Wyle
Kiri
Helem Doeciee
E. B. Guilld
California
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