Public and moral reform in life insurance and other notes
Frasia C Lowell argues that reform should focus on public virtue and charitable service by officers and directors of insurers and banks. The piece surveys unknown lands and the John Doe fiction in courts, then recalls anecdotes about Rear Admiral Coghlan and a Beethoven recital incident. E H Harriman contends he would give away his wealth if a worthy buyer existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia C. Lowell
Atlantic
Woust
Ife Insurance Company
John Doe
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
New York Court of Appeals
Klaw & Erlanger
Theatrical Trust
European Tourists Paid to Wear Hotel Labels Says Gazette
A Westminster Gazette writer notes European travelers are paid by a landlord for letting him paste a baggage label bearing his hotel name on their luggage. The practice draws attention to rights awareness among European visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Westminster Gazette
The Valley War Ends With Mary and Alan's Alliance
In the Spur mountains a feud over the valley pits Alan Macdonald against Robert McAllister. After Mary McAllister drinks a shared toast to fate and Alan, he survives a fall and vows to live with her. She saves him, they reconcile, and marry, uniting clan borders and the disputed valley.
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McAllisters
Jong
Robert
McAllister
France
Mary McAllister
Alan
McAlleters
Robert McAllister
Alan Macdonald
Macdonald
Scotland
Oseph B. Bowles
Mary MacAllister
Mary McAlster
Fashion's Whim Brings Back the Folded Fichu
The fichu resurges as a versatile accessory for thin fabrics. It folds into draped lines, hides bare shoulders, and complements collarless blouses. Made in two scarflike pieces with pressed folds, it often ends with lace edging and optional rosettes or embroidery.
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Paris 13
Anne Rittenhouge
Martha Washington
Musical Entertainment Ideas for Hostess and Candlemas Luncheon
A hostess frames a game with Mozart as a guest, 33 musical selections, and prizes for recognizing tunes and composers. It describes Candlemas day luncheon decor with candlelit tables, dollhouse candleware, and a fortune-in-flame activity for brides, ending with a note on Madame Merri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Shubert
Chopin
Europe
Madame Merri
Sheboygan Chemist Offers Free Remedy to All Who Ask
M R Zaegel of Sheboygan Wis a leading chemist announces a liberal offer. He will land liberal bottis of his remedy to any address with all charges paid, a generous gesture among business men in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Zaegel
Sheboygan
Wis
Canada
Ottawa
Gaal Forks
N. Dak
J. M. Machlan
Watertown
Dakota
Remarkable healing oil offered free by local inventor
A local notice profiles Z. M. O a healing oil by Mr. Zaegel once in drug business now promoting free distribution. The preparation purportedly treats burns piles cuts and bruises and is said safe to ingest with a pleasant taste. Zaegel offers trial bottles from 47 Main St Sheboygan Wis to all sufferers and warns the offer may end soon.
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Zuegel
Zaegel
Main St
Sheboygan
Wis
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Williston
Jomn A. Consett
Sahara
Arabia
Mongolia
Amazon
Congo
America
Asia
Cyrus C. Adama
Harper's Monthly
Liberia
Coghlan
Sone
von Buelow
E. H. Harriman
B.D
BY Owen Oliver
Parisiennes
TNA
Tran Rasy
Iner
Carters
Tleiver
Gavin
UTES
Ely
Mes
Besd Eniante
Cress Balante
Conte
ELT Brothers
Warren Sirwil
New York
Adhoice Alor
M. A. Pond & CO
Sid Ave
Bros Washingham
Auvics
Fecaislow
Liuget
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