Compensation law debated by American Academy leader
Kar More sufficiently argues that the compensation law evolves from negligence, redefining contributory negligence risk and burden of proof. It treats occupational risks as joint and shifts wage loss sharing to employers, aiming for concrete justice in industrial injury cases. The discussion contrasts this with universal negligence and calls for broader adoption in major industries. Nearby notices follow, including local lodge activities and personal items from Reinbeck and Dysart areas.
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Philadelphia
Peeeumeeh Sherman
Merdley
Local News From Reinbeck and Nearby Visits
Miss Laura Lin denburg spent Sunday in Dubuque while Mr and Mrs Chas Lehesheimer visited Chicago early this week. Victoria and Leannette Swan and brother from Grinnell stayed here last week. Leia Taylor, teaching at Eagle Grove, vacations home in Reinbeck. Mr and Mrs H E Walter and children visit relatives in Mankato MN this week. Greene of Kansas City visits his parents here. A.W. Stephens has been ill. Cecilia Juhl, nurse, returned to Cedar Falls after assisting her sister in law who had an operation southeast of town. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jove Petite Tuesday. Knights of Pythias held an eventful meeting with six initiates from Waterloo. many Waterloo Knights attended, plus Turnnut and Calumet members enjoyed a banquet at Masonic Temple. Reinbeck Knights value Waterloo brothers and look forward to their visits.
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Apder
Calumet Lodge
Keighta
Pythlan
Srecond
Reinbeck
Menter Albright
Wwe
al Peight
PLE
Sisterhood
Emily Terrall
Pol
Misa Lillian Horstitn
OH. Bennet
Sterling
J. O. Hebingon
Ildora
Guy Watson
Dysart
Adah Smith
Ames
Maendota
BK. Greene
Kansas City
A.W. Stephens
Ceclia Juhl
J. (. Juhl
Cedar Falls
Jove Petite
Knights of Pythias
Knight
Waterloo
Waterlas
Calumet Wade
Whaylen
Masonic Temple
Reinbeck Knights
Waterloo Boys
Waterloo Lodge
New Hartford
Carl Geyer
Cherokee
Illinois Central
Dpd
Pelletier
Wallis Wick
Dallis
Margaret Miller
Olmstead
New York State
J. &. Knipe
Evin. Walker
Sarah Knipe
Florence
Vinton
Burdette
Mesdames Knipe
Harlan Meare
James Emery
Des Moines J
Pharmacy
Flw. Pauker
Randall Miya
Grim Reaper
Hazel Perrin
Amos
Maggie Perrin
Here
Alishouge
Ald
Epworth League
Masonic
Eastern Star Orders
J. A. Wood
Co. RR. Dodd
Randall Maron
Dallis Wick
Wm. Walker
Jessie Dewes
Honeury
Ima Bowen
Mary Rassmuissen
Gladys Rord
Stella Knipe
Carrie ‘Mills
Na ‘Mack
Oak Thu
Susa Oia
Maron
Hair Insurance and Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
An early 20th century advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a reliable hair treatment. It claims the product removes dandruff strengthens hair revives dull strands and gradually restores gray hair to natural color all offered at fifty cents a bottle.
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Wyeth
Druggts
Wryeth
New Hartford Obituary and Local News Fragments
A long local item lists residents visiting, traveling, or returning from trips, including Carl Geyer, Pelletier family, Wallis Wick, and Mrs. J. Knipe. Miss Hazel Perrin dies at 18, prompting community mourning. funeral at Methodist church with large turnout and numerous floral tributes. School and business closures marked the service, with Perry family connections and Oak Thurson cemetery burial.
Town notes on repairs and events in our district
A mishap damaged a separator front cylinder before J. Rhode hitched mules to haul the machine. Jack Harper, the city electrician, drafts wiring plans for the new hospital. A dance is set for April 19 in the new hall with music by Gate from Masonity. Voorheeny carpenters are building a one story house for Robert Burne.
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J. Rhode
Jack Harper
Our City
Masonity
Voorhiey Carpenters
Robert , Burne
Linden Items in Linden April health and housing notes
Regular services at the Linden church are announced for tomorrow. Elle McVey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harmon McVey, is very ill this week and cannot attend school. Mrs Dora M Hepler, staying with her daughter Mrs Marta Stillman since Mr Hepler’s death, has returned home. Lois Lee of Blairstown, Hepler’s niece, has moved in. J Mosher builds a residence at Butler and Linden costing about 2500 dollars. Herman McVey and family reside in a new home at Cottage Grove and Indiana. B R Nickerson rents the former McVey house on Indiana Street. Harrison Hunt falls at his back door, injures back and head, unconscious briefly, heavy pain but can work. E T Ruppert ill since last Thursday with neck swelling. Mrs S R Hunt of Waverly visits C A Hunt. attends Boen-Hur. Ernest Ackerman sick five weeks with spinal meningitis, now recovering. T B Stillman visits Linden then leaves for Rock Valley. Mrs Dewitt Perry recovers from asthma enough to go out. Supervisor Thomas Welstead and wife back from California and Texas. southern air agrees with them. Florence Lowe sleds on roller skates, ligament torn, placed in plaster. J E Chapman and wife depart for Chicago to visit relatives. also plan to see Mrs A E Small. Mrs H D Ford seriously ill with tonsillitis, slowly improving.
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J. Mosher
Butler and
Linden Avenues
Herman McVey
Cottage Grove Avenue
Indiana Street
B. R. Nickerson
McVey
Harrison Hunt
E. Ta. Ruppert
S. R. Hunt
Waverly
Thomas Welstead
Wift
California
Texas
Florence Lowe
J. E. Chapman
Chicago
Chicago To Spend A Few Weeks With Mr. Chapman's Sister, Mrs. A. E. Small
H. D. Ford
Will You Join Our Army Booster Song for Linden Club
C A Hunt wrote a hymn titled Will You Join Our Army dedicated to Linden M E Booster club. The lyric frames a Christian battle against sin with Jesus as captain and a chorus urging believers to join the army and victory through the Heavenly way. The passage ends with a separate line noting The Denver Savings Bank suit against Carruthers Bros for 225 on a promissory note.
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C. A. Hunt
Linden M. E
Jesus
Denver Savings Bank
Carruther Bros
Voorhies listings and local personnel moves in Dike area
April happenings show residents and visitors around Dike including John Anderson appointed street supervisor Grace Cavanaugh and Wm Ryan visiting Austin relatives Mrs Sam Breese to return from Chisago Jack Harper buys Armstrong horse Holmes arrives as new section man Slifsgard out of Cedar Rapids Louie Johnson and Jack Harper trip to Chicago for business and sightseeing Costello and Ottoson plan coast trip May 1 Leo Cavanaugh auctioneering in Woorins Mahoney ill Jon stereard plans on Jaints street project Bell to Seethind Ireland George Erica buys barber show in Monroe Numerous moves and visits mark a busy local week
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Cedar ‘Rapids
Louie Johnson
Jack Harper
Chicago
Leland Wilson
Reinbeck
Ackley
Miss Costello
Miss Ottoson
Leo Cavanaugh
Woorins
Conn Mahoney
Jon
Stereard
Wna &-Raem
Mr. Bell
Tom Fleming
Seethind
Ireland
Geo
Erica
Monroe
Tom
Campaign to Improve Sunday Comic Supplement Discussed
Newark April mass meeting to discuss improving the Sunday comic page. League for the Improvement of the Children's Comic Supplement forms with members from Federation for Child Study and other groups to urge higher moral influence at home. Speakers include Alexander Brush Hapgood Ward and Chubb presiding.
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Newark
the Ethical Society
Central Park West
West Sixty-fourth Street
League For
Sunday Supplement
Herald
League
Percival Chubb
John W. Alexander
George de Forest Brush
Norman Hapgood
John Martin
Lillian Ward
Margaret ©. Cummings
West One Hundred and Forty-Fourth Street
League of American Pen Women
Washington, D. C
The
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