Word: illness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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IRENE CASTLE MCLAUGHLIN (MRS. FREDERIC MCLAUGHLIN) Chicago, Ill. In her able response to Otto Lehman's statement, Mrs. McLaughlin points: to the professionalization of modern hose-shows; to methods of making a horse's tail assume an unnatural position by tail-setting, "gingering" or, in one despicable case, Spanish Fly Ointment; to the punishment which will overtake insensitive persons according to the theory of the transmigration of souls; to a continuance of "a long uphill climb...
...company is an institution doing business throughout the United States through branches and distributors, and that we manufacture typewriters only. We felt sure you would want this brought to your attention so that a correction could be made. J. M. HACHNE General Sales Manager Woodstock Typewriter Co. Chicago, Ill...
...spoke at Manhattan, last week, the President of the United Press Associations, Karl August Bickel, keen, versatile Scripps-Howard newspaper executive, recently returned from around-the-world journey which included Russia. Soon Mr. Bickel continued: "While I visited Moscow Foreign Minister Georg Tchitcherin, despite the fact he was so ill that he was compelled to remain in bed, was good enough to talk with me one evening ... of Russian-American relations...
Died. Joseph B. ("Big Joe") Kealing, 68, Republican National Committeeman from Indiana since 1920; in Indianapolis: of myocarditis (disease of the heart muscle). He was taken ill while in Washington where he went to attend a meeting of the Republican National Committee...
Died. William van Schaick, 90, one-time Captain of the ill-fated excursion boat General Slocum; in Utica...