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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 254, 12 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
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FIRST SALT LAKE TRAIN SINCE BIG WASHOUT LEAVES
FIND RICH GOLD VEINS IN SIERRA COUNTY MINES
CONSOLIDATED LOAN CO.'S EMPLOYE STILL MISSING
ADELINE GENEE WEO3
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
FRIAR LAND SCANDAL UNEARTHED BY REPORT
SHAW STATES HE HAS NO RESPECT FOR INSURGENTS
MAKES PLEA FOR FRESH AIR AT MOTHERS' CONGRESS
SLAUGHTER CHINESE HUNTERS
TWO CHILDREN DROWNED
OKLAHOMA CIVVwiNS CAPITAL
PINCHOT ACCUSES CONGRESS; CHEERS GIVEN NEW PARTI
POSTPONES CUTTING SWITCHING CHARGES
Noted Actress Who Appears Content to Have Nat Goodwin as Husband
SEPARATED? SURE— FOR A FEW WEEKS
SAN DIEGAN HURT AS AUTO CRASHES INTO POLE
THREATENED BY NIGHT RIDERS; DROWNS IN RIVER
DENIES MOTION
REBUFFED OFTEN DUKE IS WEDDED
COURTMARTWL OFFICER ON INTOXICATION CHARGE
FATHER OP WILEY HIRES LAWYER TO TRY TO FREE SON
TAFT GOING TO YALE TO SEE HIS SON GRADUATED
CAPITAL REMOVAL ENJOINED
TARIFF DEBATE IS COLORED BY TILTS
HAPPY CAMP. MINING TOWN. IS DAMAGED BY FLAMES
TO HtAD HARVARD CLUBS
EDWARDS NOMINATION O. X.'D
HOUSE WILL VINDICATE COMMISSIONER DENNETT
FURTHER PROSECUTIONS HINTED IN SUGAR CASE
CHANNEL STEAMER RIPPED BIG HOLE IN SUBMARINE
LOWER TIME TO COAST
MRS. WENDLING RELEASED
COMO VICTIM PUT IN TRUNK ALIVE
AGED WOMAN SHOOTS MAN AS HE CLIMBS IN WINDOW
T. R. BUSY ON STEAMER DICTATING MANUSCRIPTS
STARTS ACTION AGAINST STOCK YARDS RAILWAYS
ROBBER SENTENCED
GEN. WOOD TO RETURN HOME
MOUNTED POLICE DRIVE OUT JEWS IN RUSSIA
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NIGHT RIDER TRIALS POSTPONED
REWARD FOR MURDERERS
WIFE IS SHOT DEAD: HUSBAND CUTS THROAT
MASKED MEN TAKE $3090 FROM THE NATIONAL MINE
STUDENT MUST DIE
LOCKER SYSTEM IN KANSAS CLUBS DECLARED ILLEGAL
TRIES TO EXECUTE SHERIFF BEFORE WIFE
CALIFORNIA FORESTS JOINED
PATTERSON GETS $250,000 FOR THE DENVER TIMES
TRAIN GOES THROUGH BRIDGE
FORGED BOOZE LABEL GETS DEALER INTO DIFFICULTIES
STREET ASSESSMENT ILLEGAL
NEW YORK READY TO WELCOME T.R.
SENTENCES FORGER
ANGELENO LOSES ON RECOUNT
'FRIENDS' LURE LAROUX TO HOUSE; ROB HIM OF $180
NO CLEW TO MISSING BOOKKEEPER DISCOVERED
CAT GOES TO SCAFFOLD; • NEGROES DRIVE IT AWAY
WOMAN WHO ELOPED WITH CHAUFFEUR REPORTED DEAD
HUMMEL NOTORIOUS NEW YORK LAWYER, RETURNS
UPRISING AT RIVAS IS FAILURE
YUCATAN UPRISING ENDED
AUTO FALLS INTO COLUMBIA RIVER
LAWLER'S PROSECUTING MEXICAN MAY BE PROBED
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HIGHWAY PROBERS BAR THE PUBLIC
DR. MOORE HONORED GUEST OF SCHOOLMASTERS' CLUB
NEW SYSTEM OF PAY FOR MAIL CARRYING CONTRACT
NOT SO DAD
Twin Sisters Who Celebrated Birthday Together for First Time in 37 Years
LLEWELLYN IRON WORKERS MAY ANSWER STRIKE CALL
SUPERINTENDENT SELECTED BY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Personal Mention
SUES ATTORNEY FOR $477 WOMAN SAYS SHE PAID OUT
SEVERE REBUFF
CITY CLERK VERIFIES 1550 NAMES ON PETITION
DISTRESSED BY WIFE'S DISSECTION; BRINGS SUIT
A PERSONAL APPEAL
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NOTED BEAUTY SETTLES ROW WITH RICH BREWER
METAPHORICALLY SPEAKING
ABRAHAM LINCOLN WAS A GERMAN, ASSERTS WRITER
AFTER* THEM
FIND OLD RELIC OF WITCH'S DOOM
OBLIGING
BANDITS TRAPPED; KILL ONE, HURT 2
WOUND PROVES FATAL
OFFERS TO TAKE DIVORCED WIFE
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AT THE THEATERS
DENVER AND THE BEAST
ELLERY FINDS AN ISSUE
Crocodile Tears
A GOOD INVESTMENT
CHIEF KOHLER
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
ONE GOOD ACT
EMULATING BALLINGER
ON THE STUMP
ADVICE TO IMMIGRANTS ,
THE 'CUTE STAGE
SINKING THE. MAINE
TO THE COMET
Public Letter Box
An Honest Man's Platform
Flies Travel a Long Distance
The Growing Unrest in China
Where Our Oriental Rugs Come From
THE LADIES ESCAPE
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
TENNESSEE SOCIETY TO HAVE PICNIC AT VENICE
APPOINTS SUPERVISOR
CITY BRIEFS
LAUD DR. MOORE'S WORK IN SCHOOLS
MAN WANTED ON ROBBERY CHARGE TAKEN IN CUSTODY
TABLE OF IKJU'tItATI ItES
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URGE TEXANS TO ATTEND BANQUET
AUTO RUNS INTO AND INJURES LITTLE GIRL
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF VIOLATING HIS PAROLE
CHINESE LOTTERY RAIDED AT NOON
WOOBURY IDENTIFIED AS KANSAS BANK LOOTER
CHAUFFEUR WILL TEST CITY SPEED ORDINANCE
EVANGELIST TO PREACH
TO START ANTI-CIGARETTE CAMPAIGN IN RIVERSIDE!
PIONEER DEAD
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REFORMERS, BAFFLED BY LEAGUE'S HOLD-OFF ON WOOLWINE, VIGILANT
MACHINE DILEMMA BOOST FOR BELL
POLITICAL NOTES
REUNION PICNIC PLAN OF CATHOLIC LAYMEN
NO STAR
CLEARING HOUSE REPORTS AN INCREASE IN RESERVE
ST. VINCENT'S STUDENTS TO GIVE CLEVER DRAMA
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FRUIT GROWERS FAVOR HANDLEY
THANKSGIVING MASS FOR ST. VINCENT'S GRADUATES
CLOSE-IN CORNER LOT BOUGHT FOR $43,000
WOULD COMPEL TEACHERS TO TELL THEIR REAL AGE
CITY TO CENSOR ICE CREAM SALE
A PROUD PREROGATIVE
RUN FASTER ELECTRIC LINE TO BEACH, REPORT
YOUNG IRISHMEN ACCUSED OF FIRING AT CONSTABLES
ITALIAN OPERA SINGER FAILS TO GET DIVORCE
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MASS MEETING TO LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
MAYOR SIGNS ORDINANCE FOR UNIFORM PAVING
PRINTER CHARGED WITH DESERTING HIS FAMILY
FINED FOR CRUELTY
THIEVES CUT TAILS AND MANES FROM 17 HORSES
Municipal Affairs
POOR STREETS LAID TO SERVICE CORPORATIONS
MAYOR URGES CITIZENS TO OBSERVE FLAG DAY
PRIVATE DETECTIVE PLEADS GUILTY TO BIGAMY CHARGE
SUES ON NOTE
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'CLUBS'ARE WHAT MEAN MOST NOW
FAMOUS BAND WILL PLAY JUST BEFORE BIG SHOW
MOTORCYCLIST INJURED
News of the Courts
BOY, 15, WHO ASSAULTED GIRL, TO SERVE 6 YEARS
WANTS $5000 DAMAGES
DIVORCES GRANTED
SUES FOR DAMAGES
SCHOOL INCORPORATED
BANK WANTS $500
Shipping News
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Los Angeles Sunday Herald AUTOMOBILES
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COAST ROAD GOOD FOR NORTHERN RUN
ELMORE CO. TO HANDLE THE OHIO ELECTRIC
CLIMBS SUMMIT OF COAST RANGE
Knox 6-60, Duplicate Barney Oldfield's Car, Doing Second Street Hill on the 'High'
SET DATE FOR PHOENIX RAGE NOVEMBER FIFTH
CHAMPION FIGHTERS FAVOR DIAMOND TIRES FOR AUTOS
AUTO RACES POSTPONED
IMPERSONATES HANSHUE AND BILKS WASHINGTON
FOUR-TON ELEPHANT GOES TO HOSPITAL IN AN AUTO
BEVERLY HILLS IMPROVEMENTS
CANADA TO MEXICO ON FLANDERS TRIP
PATHFINDER GETS MOUNTAIN CLIMB
'Duro' Mountain-Climbing Car at the Summit of Caion Pass
CROSS CONTINENT IN ON AUTUMOBILE
MICHELIN TIRES STAND HARD TEST
BIGELOW STUDIES ROADS FROM AUTO
Amplex Car Beneath 'Old Man of the Hills' on Wonder Mt.; Napa
Simplex, Winner 24-Hour Race at Brighton Beach, Prospective Entry for the Motordrome Meet
USE TOO MUCH OIL DECLARES EXPERT
MANY CARS TO RACE UP BIG HILL ON LONG ISLAND
AUXILIARY EXHAUST NEW DEVICE FOR AIR COOLING
Big Shipment of 'Brush' Cars Received at Local Agency Last Week
MAKE LONG TRIP IN A STUDEBAKER
NATION-WIDE AUTO SPARKS
CARLOAD OF MICHELIN TIRES RECEIVED HERE
LEASED FOR FIVE YEARS
16 BRUSH RUNABOUTS SHIPPED TO LOS ANGELES
MOTOR GOSSIP
NEW CONTENDER IN PHOENIX AND MT. BALDY CONTESTS
W. D. Newerf Co.'s Buick Delivery Truck Loaded with Goodyear Tires
Hold High Positions in Modern Woodmen of America and Auxilary
Fraternal and Secret Societies
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY
AKKOWIIKAI) HOT SPIUNGS
WOO.'jMEN OF THE WORLD
ROYAL COURT
SONS OF ST. GEORGE
WESTERN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION
ROYAL ARCANUM
LADIES OP THE MACCABEES
MUNIFICENT ORDER OF CAMELS
HERALD SPORTING PAGE
YACHTS ARE OFF FOR CRUISING RACE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION . ' i
PENN OARSMEN ON LAST LAP OF TRAINING SIEGE
ANGELS.BEAVERS POSTPONED
Villagers' Crack Twirler Who Will Pitch Game at Chutes Today
Attention You Baseball Fans! What's the Matter with Vernon and the Angels?
Rialto Gossip
KING OF PACERS QUITS THE TRACK
BYRD IS SOUTHERN CHAMP
Leaders of Sunday Morning League Pennant Race Who Have Not Been Defeated Since Season Began
OAKLAND LOSES GAME IN THE EIGHTH INNING
SEMI-PRO MANAGERS LOSE POWER TO HOLD PLAYERS
NEWS THAT PEORIA FINALLY HAD SCORED CAUSED DEATH
FANNIE PLAYS WELL
TIES WORLD RECORD
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WOLFE AND CARPINGER TO SKATE MILE RACE
WESTERN LEAGUE
NEW ORLEANS IS BUILDING TRACK
SALT LAKE RESULTS
MORE SPEAKERS FOR BANQUET
OKLAHOMA SOCIETY PLANNED
Popular Coast League Indicator Man, Who Has Made Good, and Wife
MERCHANTS NATIONALS WIN BANKERS' PENNANT
FOUR FAST GAMES ARE SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
MOTORCYCLISTS TO RIDE FROM HERE TO NEW YORK
TIGERS BITE PIECE OUT OF ELI'S BOYS
VILLAGERS SCORE IN CLOSE CONTEST
WOLGAST'S INJURED ARM IS ONLY MUSCLE BRUISE
News of Amateur World
BOWLING
BOWLERS TO HOLD BIG TOURNAMENT
ROWDY MANAGER IS PROPERLY PENALIZED
CASTCETON RELEASE IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
Long Beach, Queen of the Beaches
MIT MOT COMPETE FOR DAVIS TROPHY
CLASH ON DIAMOND
WHITNEY HORSE WINS
MODERN BROTHERHOOD ENTERTAINS TO CHIEF
'13' SCARES ONE MAN; DOESN'T FEAZE ANOTHER
LONG BEACH ITEMS
TEAMS PLAN BENEFIT TO PAY PLAYERS' SALARIES
COACHING MARATHON IS WON BY VANDERBILT TEAM
MANY PICNICS ENLIVEN STRAND AT LONG BEACH
COUNCIL MUST DO BUYING
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SMALLEST MINING MAN IN WEST PASSES AWAY
Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
AGAINST CONSOLIDATION TO SECURE WATER SUPPLY
PASADENA PLANS FEATURES FOR JULY 4 CELEBRATION
VETERAN OF MEXICAN WAR RUN DOWN BY HORSE
WHITES WIN POLO GAME
SAN BERNARDINO
DASH TO SAFETY WHEN LAMP FALLS IN POWDER
COMPROMISE IN FIGHT OVER WATER EXPECTED
GIVES VERDICT OF SUICIDE
WORKERS BUILDING HOMES
PASADENA BREVITIES
POMONA BRIEFS
SANTA MONICA
SAILOR STANDS TRIAL FOR CRIME OF FRIEND
LONG BEACH
BONFILIO CHOSEN TO LEAD SOUTHERN LAUNDRY OWNERS
TO IMPROVE CAR LINE SERVICE AT LONG BEACH
PROGRAM FOR LONG BEACH ELKS' FLAG DAY COMPLETED
TWO ACCIDENT VICTIMS ONLY SLIGHTLY INJURED
VENICE BRIEFS
SANTA ANA
FILE ON NEWPORT BAY FOR PLANTING OYSTERS
DECIDES FOR GROWER
SANTA ANA NOTES
INDIANS ACCUSE GIRL OF WITCHERY; THREATEN LIFE
RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE CEMENT CO. EXTENDING R. R. LINE
TO SETTLE ESTATE
SOUTHERN TRAVEL
DEATH ENDS ILLNESS OF FORMER REDLANDS MAYOR
CHILD. LONGING FOR OCEAN, STARTS ALONE ON JOURNEY
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS CONTINUE LOSSES IN VALUE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COTTON AND WOOL
PRICEB OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
FLOUR AND FEED
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
FRESH BUTTER FIRM, EGGS DECLINE A CENT
SUGAR AND COFFEE
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Los Angeles Sunday Herald REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NEWS
Masthead
BUILDING BOOM IS UNCHECKED
SALE OF HINMAN HOTEL TO J. S. DODGE AND OTHERS AT $362,000 VALUATION
WHITTIER WALNUT ACRES DIFFICULT TO SECURE
Proposed City Hall for Temple Block: Cost $1,000,000
DREAM SPOT IN VALLEY IS PARK-TERRACE TRACT
BUILDERS BUYING LOTS IN MARIPOSA BOULEVARD
WILL ERECT EIGHT HOMES
CHOICE BUSINESS LOT ON SOUTH HILL STREET SOLD FOR $205,000
PROGRESS OF WEST END BUNGALOW DEVELOPMENT
L.A. INVESTMENT CO. EMPLOYES FORM SOCIETY
EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY
FIRST NATIONAL LOOKING SOUTH
Type of Homes Designed for Arlington Heights Boulevard
SANTA MONICA RIVAL OF PASADENA NABOBS
SALE DAY FOR NEW TRACT
PALACE MARKET DEALER PAYS $120,000 FOR LEASE
ANAHEIM SUGAR COMPANY OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
TWO SALES CLOSED
$12,000 RESIDENCE FOR McCARTHY CO. MEMBER
RADICAL INNOVATIONS PLANNED IN EAGLE ROCK
SALES OF RESIDENCE LOTS FOR EARLY IMPROVEMENT
NEFFRANCH TO BECOME SITE FOR MANY HOMES
SALES OF LOMITA ACRES
BUILDING EXPANSION CONTINUES UNABATED
TWO WALNUT AND ALFALFA RANCHES SOLD FOR CASH
Unique Home Among Live Oaks in Eagle Rock Valley
VALUE OF CITRUS LANDS SHOWN IN RECENT SALES
PLANS APARTMENT HOUSE
$30,000 FOR NEW HOMES IN OCCIDENTAL PARK TRACT
400 ACRES NEAR TULARE PURCHASED FOR ALFALFA
$105,000 IN TOTAL SALES IN WEST BUNGALOW TRACT
SALES IN SOUTHWEST
ACTIVITY IN ORCHARD DALE
War on Monopolies
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINOB
DEATH OF BOY, TOLD IN MOTHER'S DREAM, TRUE
THE WEATHER
BENZOATE OF SODA TO BE CONDEMNED
LIFE OF WELL DRILLER IS CRUSHED OUT BY CABLE
CHILDS STUDY CIRCLES
Interior View in the Northfield Home for Students
BANKS MERGE; COMBINED DEPOSITS ARE $184,433,935
DR. BLACK WOULD HOLD UP BALLOT COUNTING
ACCUSED EMBEZZLER IS SEIZED AS BOAT DOCKS
ASH CONFESSES HE SLEW RANCHER FROM AMBUSH
TORPEDO BOAT ARRIVES
NORTHFIELD HALL IS THRIVING INSTITUTION
June Brides—Their Weddings, Engagements and Entertainments
Society
FADS FOR FADDISTS
Health and Beauty Advice
MOMMOTH SHOE HOUSE BOASTS $7000 INCREASE
JURORS, DUTIES AT END, THANK JUDGE DAVIS
HONG KONG RESTAURANT'S ELECTRIC WIRES TAPPED
DELEGATE TO ASSEMBLY OF PRESBYTERIANS BACK
Man's Creations Are the Imitations of Reality
Club News
Mrs. Joseph Evans Cowles, Who Will Be Enternained Wednesday, and Heads of Clubs Who Will Be Hosts
STANFORD WOMEN AND MEN AT GARDEN FETE
EX-CONVICT HOMESICK FOR OLD PRISON LIFE
Music Notes
THREE MUSICIANS WHO WILL BE HEARD AT THE AUDITORIUM
NEW FOUNDLAND DOG ADOPTS AND MOTHERS TIGER CUB
NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
DRAWS MACHINE RECORD ON RECH
MIDWAY PREMIER SPUDS IN FIRST WELL ON SECTION 5
COALINGA SHIPMENTS
REDISCOVERS MASSIVE LEDGE NEAR GOLDYKE
PALMER SR. INCORPORATED
WANT LEGISLATION ON WATER IN OIL FIELDS
PIONEER MIDWAY FLOWS 30.000 BARRELS DAILY
ANACONDA THE DEEPEST HOLE IN SUNSET FIELD
MOHAWK SETTLES DOWN
SALT LAKE MININGMEN DEVELOP CALIFORNIA OIL
MARIPOSA IS ACTIVE
COMPLETES FOURTH WELL
300.BARREL WELL
IN GRAY SHALE
MOHAWK SETTLES DOWN
HIDALGO OIL COMPANY SECURES LARGE TRACT
LAKEVIEW GUSHER MEN FAMOUS FOR RESULTS
LAND IN MIDWAY FIELD SELLS FOR $3000 ACRE
STORY OF THE GUSHER
STREET STREWN WITH TONS OF STEWED RAISINS
WIND STORM RUINS FRUIT CROP NEAR VACAVILLE
PACIFIC MIDWAY ENTERS OIL SAND FAR OUT ON FLAT
MINIG QUTATIONS
WEAK ON WHISKERS
BUILDING PERMITS
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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Dramatic Section
Masthead
SIDELIGHTS ON PLAYS & PLAYERS
CURRENT BILLS.
WEEK'S ATTRACTIONS
ITS QUOTA
A PAGE FOR MISSES
SOCIAL AMENITIES FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL
INDOOR INSTRUCTION IN JUMPING HURDLES IN PREPARATION FOR THE NEXT HUNTING SEASON
Old Fashioned Jewelry Modernized
Bag for Sewing Silk Spools.
Designs for Young Girls' Rooms
PARIS FASHIONS
Fashion Details That Every Woman Should Know
TEST BIG PLANT ON CAPITOL HILL
PARROT'S TALK GAINS ADMISSION FOR ALIEN
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LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION
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Photography=Amateur and Professional
ART-HAST.ME OF HnO I OGKArTI i
IT'S DRY ENOUGH
MUTUAL AID
NOT REVERSIBLE
MEXICAN PENANCE
A Few Moments with the Amateurs
Fashion Camera's Designs for Summer Wear
A TRUNKFULL OF PRETTY THINGS FOR THE VACATION
FIELD TURNED THE TABLES
ILLUSTRATING FAVORITE STORY
IN NEW YORK
THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE
NOW BEGINS THE EXODUS TO EUROPE
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"BONJOUR, MONSIEUR"
THE POULTRY YARD
BUFF LEGHORNS
CARE OF YOUNG STOCK
'STEADY ADVERTISING' TELLS
THE HOME
SALADS FOR SUMMER
FIRST IMPRESSIONS
STAINING OLD FLOORS
PUDDINGS MADE FROM APPLES
SHORT SKIRTS
A POLISH FOR WOOD OR IRON
POLITICALLY SPEAKING
CHILDREN'S CLOTHES
DECORATING THE BATHROOM
CONCRETE FACTS
TO SET COLOR IN WASH FABRICS
THE HOME GARDEN
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
THE PENZANCE BRIAR ROSES
GREEN CURRANT PIE
HEALTH SCIENTIFIC SANITATION
MENTAL AND MORAL HYGIENE
TREATING BRUIBE3
THE PERSPIRATION CURE
RULES FOR DEALING WITH FLIES
EXERCISE BY WALKING
GIVING CHILDREN MEDICINE
HOME QUARANTINE
$mm' ,&.... ■»-—*■ -.-.- – .■*«<■« SAFEGUARD TO HEALTH
AN EVER READY NIGHT LIGHT
CARE OF THE FEET
WHEN MY LADY PLAYS GOLF
PLUMBING
HOUSEHOLD HYGIENE
A LOVER OF THE SIMPLE LIFE
THE NEW WAY
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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Herald Junior
Masthead
Letters to Aunt Laurie From Nephews and Nieces
A HANGING MATTER
HISTORY CHARACTERS UP-TO-DATE
WHEN THEODORE PLAYED NURSE
WHO IS WATCHING THEM?
ROLL OF HONOR
WRITERS' CONTEST
CHEATED
These Men Eager to Earn Family Laurels
THE BEE'S REPLY
PAID IN FULL
SPECIAL DRAWING CONTEST
NAPOLEON ENJOYED ALL COMFORTS AT ST. HELENA
THEIR TURN
HARD ON THE EYESIGHT
not so much
NEW CONTESTS
Commencement Brings Awakening to Harriet
THE DIFFERENCE
Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skill in Rhyming Contest
PERSONAL CHATS WITH THE HERALD JUNIORS
JUNIORS APPRECIATE THE HERALD PRIZES
LIMERICK CONTEST
ICE CREAM SANDWICH MAN
What Is a Poor Boy's Chance for Success in America ?
A MATTER OF CHOICE
HOUSE FOR THE BIRDS
A SPRINGTIME LONGING
MELANCHOLY DEPARTS BEFORE UNSELFISHNESS
TUNNEL THROUGH ANDES CONNECTS TWO COASTS
NOT A FREAK
JEREMIAH JENKINS HAS STRANGE VOYAGE
PERSEVERING LITTLE GIRL IS GIVEN MAY DAY HONOR
In Training to Be Kings and Queens
IF SHE WERE A FAIRY
"A TIRESOME DAY IN SCHOOL"
THE KINGS GOODIES
THE EVENING GAME
DISCOVERIES AT POMPEII
IN THE AIR
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HIS GAME
CONTEST FOR YOUNG ARTISTS
HOLIDAYS
THE WILLING CHILD
COMIC SECTION LOS ANGELES HERALD
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