National Conference of Charities and Corrections Opens
St Louis hosts the thirty seventh annual session with leaders like Miss Jane Addams and Judge Ben B Lindsay attending. The seven day meeting covers tuberculosis care insane asylums delinquent children and paupers and features topics on probation education health and sanitation.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Ben B. Lindsay
Denver
Colo
William H. Lacy
Washington, D. C
Willis Brown
H. H. Baker
F. H. Nibecker
Ansley Wilcox
Alexander Johnson
Edward Boyle
National Conference On
National Federation of Remedial Loan Association
National Conference of Jewish Charities
United States
National Probation Officers’ Association
William H. de Lacey
Chas. P. Emerson
Clifton Springs
N. Y
South
Middle West
Gifforth
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Highlight Close Games
National League results show Pittsburg and Brooklyn winning tight games as Chicago and Cincinnati split. Relayed box scores list R H E, pitching duels featuring Mathewson, Meyers, and other notable names. American Association notes rain postponements in Boston Detroit and midwest matchups with varied outcomes.
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Pittsburg
R. J. Boston
Curtiss
Graham
Brown
Camnitz
Gibson
Chicago
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Barger
Erwin
Pfeister
Archer
Cincinnati
R. HE
New York
Mathewson
Meyers
Sages
McLean
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Moren
Moran
Backman
Phelps and Salee
Bettendorf Underframe, Boggs Stopper, Clawson Nut Lock
Washington patent reports this week grant of patents to Iowa citizens. Bettendorf of Davenport receives underframe for cars. Boggs of Fort Dodge granted stopper retainer. Clawson of Mount Pleasant awarded nut lock. Corrington of Hartley granted grip. Glenn of Mount Vernon awarded voting machine.
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Washington, D. C
Messrs. Davis & Davis
Washington
William P. Bettendorf
Davenport
Alvin C. Boggs, Jr
Fort Dodge
Charles F. Clawson
Mount Pleasant
Alden R. Corrington
Hartley
William Glenn
Mount Vernon
Iowa inventors listed with tools and devices
Henry W Harrison of Clinton cites a broom holding device. Leonard Heisel of Tremont designs an anti freezing tank. Ewald Killing of Davenport develops a moulding machine. Frederic D Wilson and A D Wilson of Ottumwa introduce a corn harvester.
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Henry W. Harrison
Clinton
Leonard Heisel
Tremont
Ewald Killing
Davenport
Frederic D. Wilson
A. D. Wilston
Ottumwa
Corn Harvester
Borrowed Smiles and Quick Wits Across Fables
A humor collage traces everyday moments from a puzzled child asking where an airship traveler would land to a newsroom rookie facing a blazing fire. Jokes about engagement rings, worries, and a sharp teacher’s question close with a punchline about happiness found in what we lack.
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Irma
Father
High School Play Promises Full House Tomorrow
The High School seniors present a play tomorrow night starting at 8 15. Tickets saved but unclaimed by 7 30 will be sold at the door. Advance sales have been strong and a full house is expected.
Entirely Different and the Stenographer’s Fate Hint
A Richmond Virgin editorial quip notes no man is a hero to his stenographer yet may marry her, reflecting humorous view on romance and workplace roles in the Charleston News and Journer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Charleston
Jourter
Nursery Signaling Whistle Teaches Children Quick Response
A whistle is praised as an effective signal to summon children for meals or other needs. The method trains children to come swiftly no matter their location, reducing parental worry.
Foley's Honey and Tar Stamford ad promotes safe formula
For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a favorite for throat chest and lung ailments. It is advertised as safe for infants and children containing no opiates or harmful drugs. Lem mion's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Qa are listed suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Lemmion
McElhinney
Not Snake Holes and Field Pests Explain Animal Burrows
The article clarifies that holes in fields are made by field mice shrews and moles or large insects rather than snakes. It notes snakes rarely use such refuges and that most snakes dig only in soft ground while subterranean species live in yielding soil.
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St. Nicholas
Regular Tom Boy Susie Climbs Trees Nerves Scratches
A lively youth Susie earns many scrapes from climbing fences and ditches until her mother applies Bucklen’s Arnica Salve which swiftly heals cuts bruises and burns. The ad claims the salve treats ulcers eczema old sores corns and piles and sells for 25 cents at J E Lemmen’s Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
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Susie
Bucklen
J. E. Lemmen's
Lemmon's
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Frank L. Wilson & Co
Washington County Savings Bank
Washington National Bank
Iowa Gas and Electric CO
Georgia Usher
Conyers
Cardus
North Pole
Chari
W. L. Pets
W. L
Pet Pitts
St. Jesan
N.Y
Bos
Brook
W. L. Pet
Wash
Chi
Cleo
R. H
Mitchell, Easterly
Berger
Bemis
Groome
Street
R. H. E. St. Louis
Gog Stremmel
Allen
Frill
Kleinow
Vaughan
R. H. EB. Clee
Walsh
Brock
Morgan
Lapp
Boston
Detroit
American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Patent Report
The
Face
Clara
Baltimore American
Cleveland
Theother
Bradfield CO
Atlanta
South Side
J. A. Harwood
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
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