Profit and Loss theme sermon draws large Central Park crowd
The second park service drew a crowd as large as the opening night. Rev. H. W. Comin preached on Profit and Loss emphasizing the soul over worldly gains, contrasting a frail world with an eternal, blessed soul and noting the value of spiritual investment.
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Central Park
Presbyterian Church
U. 8
Smith
D. J. Coon
John Ferguson
Buffalo
N. Y
D. W. Brown
Mr. Smith
T. Coon
H. W. Comin
Comin
Amercans
Dr. Comin
Nder
Napoleon
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound touted for quick cold relief
An advertisement from Lemmon's Pharmacy in Chelsea Wis promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as effective against colds and coughs without opiates. W H Allen endorses it for fast relief and warding off illness with timely use.
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Foley
W. H. Allen
Chelsea
Wis
Lemmon
All That Was Necessary in a Curious Exchange
A playful dialogue contrasts a cockatoo and a giraffe as they discuss swallowing distance. The giraffe attributes the feat to gravitation, while the cockatoo questions the practicality, revealing a whimsical exchange on natural law.
Ringworm Remedy Saxo Salve Endorsed by Sherman Bros
An advertisement touts Saxo Salve as a superior treatment for ringworm and various skin conditions. It claims quick destruction of parasites, soothing effects, and broad uses from eczema to barber's itch, with a money back guarantee. Sherman Bros. Drugists of Washington Iowa endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
Washington
New York City Hosts Aviation Week Amid Health Notices
Health Department screens films warning against tuberculosis as New York plans a bustling aviation week. Hotel and Business Men's League of Greater New York stages events with Hudson River flights and Long Island grounds activities drawing visitors. Manasquan New Jersey is cited for its weeklong holiday celebrations reflecting local lore and wealth.
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New York
Manasquan
N. J
Hotel and Business Men's League of
Greater New York
Hudson River
Long Island
Don the talking dog arrives at New York roof gardens
Don the talking dog, owned and managed by Herr Haberland, arrives in New York for a short engagement at roof gardens. The canine prodigy has a limited vocabulary but is promoted as the greatest attraction since the monkey men of a prior summer.
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New York
Don
Herr Haberland
Health Department Tuberculosis Film Campaign Expands
The open air moving picture shows in public parks reach nearly 50000 people. After downtown parks, the program will extend to middle city areas and then the Bronx. The films combine disease prevention stories and the public interest remains high, prompting continued exhibitions through most of summer.
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Health Department
Committee On the Prevention of
Bronx
Department of Health
Democratic National Committee meeting eyed in Chicago next week
Democratic leaders head to Chicago for the National Committee deliberations with Governor Wilson expected to be the presidential nominee and party head. Speculation centers on a chairman and on William F. McCombs as campaign manager.
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National Committee
Chicago
Happy
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
McCombs
Cuba and Uncle Sam’s Cuba Cartooned History
Howard L. Rann delivers a blistering satirical history of Cuba, mocking Spanish rule, American involvement, and post‑colonial chaos. The piece characterizes Cuba as pestilent and rebellious, joking that Congress would trade it for a horse without public protest.
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Cuba
Samuel
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Cueba
Collumbus
Motero Castle
Havana
Spa
Congress
Yachting Boom Drives Season Viewed in Sea Gate Region
A growing season sees sea pleasure craft filling waters near Sea Girl with yachts and naphtha launches. About 500 races are expected across Delaware river areas the Shrewsbury Sound and seashore resorts. City clubmen involved in yachting and regattas exceed 10 000.
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Delaware River
Shrewsbury
Sound
Newport society women plan Paris dances for the resort season
Returning society women describe Paris learned dances to debut in Newport. They say turkey trot and bunny hug will be tabooed while new dances such as the Cuban dance by a Parisian professor and the Argentine mattchiche gain favor. Also to be introduced are Greek inspired animal dances like the crane and the dramatic lioness.
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Urope
Newport
Paris
Rhode Island
Too Lively for Comfort at Pulpit Sermon Dispute
Deacon Lucas and Deacon Smith discuss a church scene where the preacher Pahson Shouter preached with great energy. Parishioners say the sermons were so lively they disrupted sleep and caused unrest during services.
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Deacon Lucas
Pahson
Deacon Smith
Plan Wilson Fight Cago Today
Democratic leaders plan the presidential campaign for Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey. Hudspeth brings authority from New Jersey with power to push for action and ultimatums while Wilson stays in Sea Girl guiding policy and decisions.
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Wilson
Sea Girl
New Jersey
Congress Hotel
National Democratic Committee
Fred B. Lynch
Minnesota
Martin J. Wade
Iowa
Frank McCombs
New York
Robert G. Hudpeth
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Roosevel
Taft
N. J
Library Adds Wide Range of History Volumes and Reference Works
The library purchased the American Nation series Vols 1 through 27 with experts from several universities contributing. Also acquired Mc Masters History of the People, Grim’s New Census Atlas, Webster’s New International Dictionary, Yosemite by John Muir, The Recording Angel by Corra Harris, and other works. Donations include histories of Iowa elections, G. W. Jones life, and items from corporate and private collectors.
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U. S
Wilcox
University of Wisconsin
Wm. McDonald
Brown University
B. Hart
Harvard University
G. P. Carrigan
University of Texas
T. C. Smith
Williams College
F. F E. Chadwick
Naval War College
J. K. Hosmer
Minneapolis
W. A. Dunning
Columbia University
KK. KE. Sparks
Academic College
University of Chicago
D. R. Davis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
America
J. H. Latane
Washington and Lee University
A. B. Hart
D. M. Matteson
Harvard College Library
McMaster
United States
Grim
Webbster
John Muir
Corra Harris
Heart of Oak
Coleman
Wheatley
Foley's Kidney Pills Help Man From Bed to Work
In days of high living costs a medicine that powers a man up and able to work quickly is valuable. John Heath of Michigan Bar Cal had kidney and bladder trouble and was bedridden until Fol ey's Kidney Pills relieved him at once. Lemmon's Pharmacy notes the example.
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John Heath
Michigan Bar
Cal
Foley
Lemmon
Cabinet claims yearly haul as duties fall thrice daily
The cabinet asserts the maal forfells them on three daily occasions. Officials emphasize continuous duty cycles and frequent inspections to ensure compliance.
Hearty Desserts and Sauce Recipes From a Bygone Era
A collection of old fashioned desserts and sauces including French Fruit Pudding with Sterling Sauce Maple Sauce for Ice Cream and a fig pudding recipe with beef suet and figs plus an up to date youth joke about stern parenting and stealing.
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Simmons
H. V. Comin
Second Park Service
Gaither
Mons
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Ce Wonse Danek
New York City
City the Talking Dog
Sea Girt
Beverly
Mass
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Chie
Cago
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University of Pennsylvania
EB. G. Bourne
Yale University
England
L. G. Tyler
William & Mary College
C. McL. Andrews
Bryn Mawr College
Provincial
E. B. Greene
Ilinois State University
France
R.G. Thwaites
Wisconsin Histiial Society
G. B. Howard
University of Nebraska
C. H. van Tyne
Atchison & Finney
Ely Tohen
Addings
Willie
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