Colorado Humane Work Leads Western States in Child and Animal Protection
In a paper read at the American Humane Association meeting in Chicago, HL S. Mann of Omaha extols Colorado as having the strongest state humane organization. He notes Colorado funds about 2,500 to 3,000 annually with total revenue near 5,000, a network of 700 to 800 officers, and a widespread reach from Denver to rural districts. He contrasts Colorado with Nebraska and Montana while citing active societies in Kansas City, St. Joseph, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Des Moines, Omaha, San Francisco, Portland and beyond. He highlights laws on docking horses, humane education, child labor, truancy enforcement, and food relief efforts, stressing western states’ major challenges in relief and transportation.
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Chicago
HL S. Mann
Omaha
Mississippi
Colorado
Colorado Humane Society
State Board of
Chilt
Board of Mireviers
Denver
Nebraska Society
State Board of Child and Animal Protect
Montana
Aml
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Minneapolis
St Paul
Des Moines
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Cornell Bluff
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Utah
Washington
Oregon
California
Michigan
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ulery
Increasing Age of Heroines In Romance
The piece critiques shifting heroine age in novels from youthful figures to older, more complex characters. It notes earlier stories featured teenage leads and the modern trend presents aging heroines as central but less idealized, with renewed seriousness and social nuance.
Bishop Lawrence Receives Letter From Prisoner for Help
Dr Lawrence bishop of Massachusetts says he received a letter from a prisoner asking for help. The writer claims to have posed as a lay figure for the bishop's winter portrait, stating it was his hardest job. The bishop says he cannot assist.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
Boy’s Head One Solid Sore and Cure by Cuticura
A mother reports her three month old son's eczema on the scalp healed after two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent and use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes hair regrowth and no recurrence, endorsing the remedies. Also announced: Dr. J McBryde of Virginia Polytechnic Institute placed on Carnegie foundation retirement list as third Virginian educator to receive this distinction.
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Rible
Barnett
J. McBryde
Virginia Polytechnic Institute of Blacksburg
Hst
Carnegie Foundation
Virginia
Sleep prowess and starch notes in 19th century letters
In remarks on Clemenceau’s sleep during work the piece likens him to Gladstone and Napoleon and cites his English learning. It then praises DÉfiance starch for thin, strong whitening. It also profiles Italy and Spain’s ambassadors, and retells a Lord Rothschild anecdote about the Gould visit with the remark Europe is not for sale.
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Georges Clemenceau
Gladstone
Napoleon
Cabinet
Italy
Spain
Europe
St James
Marque di San Giuliano
Dante
Italian Geographical Society
Senor Villa Arattia
Alfonso
London
Ena
Lord Rothschild
Jay Gould
Lord Rothsch
Gould
New Year Calls and Postum as New Year Cheer
The piece recalls twenty five years of New Year calls fading as genteel tippling declines. It praises temperance and recalls exiling friends with festive drinks, urging the use of well made Postum as a wholesome alternative to alcohol at Yuletide gatherings.
Putnam Face less Dyes and Goods Trade Notice
Miscellaneous notes on dyes toners and patent remedies. Mentions products and claims including Garfield remedies and Castoria. Also references Irish language study in London schools and Belgian bakers mixing soap in dough. Concludes with observations on soap use in baking and pastry.
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Association of Belgian Chemists
Deafness Cured Only by Surgical Tube Restoration
Advertises Cheney care for deafness claimed to be incurable by internal remedies. Cites Eustachian tube inflammation and catarghy as causes, warns permanent hearing loss if untreated, and offers circulars and product literature from Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
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Cheney & CO
Tavedo
Empress of Japan Praised for Education and War Efforts
The empress is held as a beloved figure in Japan for supporting broad women’s education and funding schools. She privately finances universities and aided hospitals during the Russo-Japanese War, donating bandages whose sterilization and reuse reportedly aided wounded soldiers.
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Japan
Russia
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Pwtaten
Defiance
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Texas
Migration Company
Cardus
W. LL. Douglas
Omnes
W.souglas
Brockton
Mass
W-L. Douglas
Canada
Ottawa
Caimuy
Conadian Government Ag
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Ninth St
Durian BO
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