Warning to Blondes on Survival in American Climate
Dr Charles E Woodruff, a surgeon and U S Army major, warns New Yorkers that blondes face higher risks from sun exposure. he cites prison and reformary studies showing a large blonde presence among inmates and paupers. He argues sun and nervous weakness drive alcoholism and crime, predicting blondes may be wiped out as a type in favor of brunettes.
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Clinton
Woodruff
Elmira Reformatory
Blackwell’s Island
New York City
Boston
Late Reservation Drawings for Flathead Reservation
Additional names listed as fortunate in the Flathead reservation drawing include John D. Collis of Cashmere 2935 Daniel J. Jones of Ephrata 3134 L P Durand of Leavenworth 3220 Richard Roe of Ephrata 3344 Cc M Loser of Wenatchee 3554 R E Kuehmtopp of Waterville 4095 Richard P Doode of Wenatchee 4302 G E Clarke of Wenatchee 4885 Vincent J McGrath of Leavenworth 4969 G F Goerger of Leavenworth 5031 Cc C Woodward of Conconully 5627 M Garton of Ephrata 5779
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Flathead Reservation
John D. Collis
Cashmere
Daniel J. Jones
Ephrata
L. P. Durand
Leavenworth
Richard Roe
Cc. M. Loser
Wenatchee
R. E. Kuehmtopp
Waterville
Richard P. Doode
G. F. Goerger
Cc. C. Woodward
Conconully
M. Garton
Quiet Wenatchee Visitors Well Placed Near Exposition
Wenatchee people visiting Seattle seek a quiet pleasant stay with easy access to the exposition at Mrs. Wiswell's 4529 Brooklyn Avenue. Cars from the depot labeled Eastlake and Wallingford run directly to the house. Rates are $1 per day for room and bath. advance bookings advised. Fred Smith reports a recent burglary with a thief taking Folger's Golden Gate Coffee, leaving him riled.
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Wenatchee
Seattle
Prison Reform Topics Highlight Annual American Prison Association Meet
Seattle hosts the American Prison Association convention with 300 delegates including prison managers physicians and chaplains. Sessions cover reformatories supervision of paroles jail discipline prison treatment and related topics led by speakers such as Judge Ben R Lindsey Bishop Samuel Fallows and Maud Ballington Booth.
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American Prison Association
Exposition Grounds
Ben R. Lindsey
Denver
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Ernest F. Bicknell
Washington, D. C
D. H. Tribou
U. S. Navy
Maud Ballington Booth
New York
Frank J. Murasky
Supreme Court of California
Daniel Phelan
Kingston
Ont
J. A. Herring
Huntsville
Tex
Rabbi Samuel Koch
Politicians, parties, and fashion notes in one column
Representative Hobson of Alabama welcomes a daughter. California Secretary of State Curry seeks the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Bryan invited to Wichita celebration. West Virginia Governor Glasscock may call a special session for primaries and liquor reform. Maryland senatorial primary law criticized by Republicans. Oregon Governor Benson not seeking renomination. Tammany Hall faces primaries and internal revolts. Railroad workers organize political clubs nationwide. Paris fashion notes on fuller skirts, tunics, blouses, hats, and accessories. Florence Fairbanks reports from Hailey Idaho and local coffee habits noted.
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Alabama
Charles P. Curry
California
William J. Bryan
Wichita
Kas
Glasscock
West Virginia
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