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BELL, IN RINGING ADDRESS, STARTS STATE CAMPAIGN

INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY

CONFESSION OF SLAYER FREES FOUR ACCUSED MEN

REPORTS SAY ABRUZZI IS TO MARRY NEXT FEBRUARY

BRITISH BLUFFS GALLED; U. S. WILL FORTIFY CANAL

YALE PRESIDENT TO HEAD STOCK AND BOND PROBERS

ENVOY'S DAUGHTER WEDS

WILSON ABANDONS CONTEST

AVIATOR SWOOPS DOWN 8471 FEET; MOTOR "DEAD"

30 HURT IN CAR CRASH

Mrs. Theodore H. Engelbracht and Her Son Elmer, Stolen Yesterday

KIDNAPERS BRAND COLLEGE STUDENTS

BURGLARS ROB CHURCH

MORE TROOPS ORDERED

SUES TO PREVENT LABOR AGREEMENT

SEIZE BOY FROM ARMS OF MOTHER; ESCAPES IN AUTO

T.R. PRAISES ONE ACT OF TAFT; SILENT ON REST

LAFOLLETTE LEADERS URGE ELECTION OF A DEAD MAN

CHICAGO ESTABLISHES SCHOOL FOR POLICEMEN

BANK AT HAILEY, IDAHO, CLOSES; AFFAIRS TANGLED

NEW HAMPSHIRE DIRECTPRIMARY CAMPAIGN ENDS

IROQUOIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STARTED

QUAKER CITY GAINS 20 PER CENT

BANDITS MURDER TWO; TAKE $5000

ADMIRAL WHO FOUGHT IN ARMY WILL BE RETIRED

MAN SLASHES THROAT AND EXPIRES ABOARD STEAMER

VERMONT ELECTION A POLITICAL BAROMETER

OYSTER BEDS CONDEMNED

BRYAN SAYS SENTIMENT NOW FAVORS DEMOCRATS

ARRANGES MEETING FOR BALLINGER INVESTIGATORS

RESCUE CREW OF BURNING BRITISH STEAMER AT SEA

KILLS CHINESE, WOUNDS SELF

LUTHERAN CHURCH GROWING IN N. Y.

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Roosevelt Pays One-Angled Tribute to Taft Administration

OMAHA CLUBMEN AMUSE ROOSEVELT

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ARREST OF LEADER ENDS RISING IN PHILIPPINES

OFFICERS IN MAIL BAGS SEE ROBBERY BY CLERK

CANAL DUG TO PROTECT STOCKTON IS FINISHED

ACTRESS THROWN DOWN BY HOBBLE COSTUME: MAY DIE

CHOLERA LESSENING IN RUSSIA; 64,405 DEAD

RICH NEW YORKERS WILL CARE FOR SICK HORSES

BOARD REFUSES TO CUT DOWN HOURS OF STUDY

$75,000 FIRE SWEEPS OIL TOWN NEAR BAKERSFIELD

INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM BILLS SIGNED IN COLORADO

3363 STUDENTS REGISTER AT CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY

VISALIA BANKER DIES

CONDUCTOR BTABS BRAKEMAN

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MISS DAMAN BRIDE OF CHAS. A. ELDER

300 PROHIBITIONISTS HEAR CHICAGO EDITOR

FAIR OPENS AT SACRAMENTO

AFTER SUFFERING MONTHS, FIREMAN ENDS HIS LIFE

FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE OF $100,000 IN IDAHO TOWN

TWO KILLED AND TWENTY INJURED IN CAR CRASH

Principals in Pretty Romance of a Millionaire and His Secretary

FELLOW SERVANT RULE ABROGATED

GENERAL SMITH FINDS MANY OFFICERS ABSENT

LISSNER RESIGNS FROM COMMUTE

HEAVY TAX WILL PREVENT JAPAN GOING TO WAR

6000 PERSONS HEAR SAENGERFEST CHORUS

MEXICO GREETS AMERICAN DELEGATES TO CENTENNIAL

HUNGARIAN TREASURER IS SUED IN NEW YORK COURT

APPOINTMENT OF HOLMES SATISFACTORY TO PINCHOT

LAST MADRIZ STRONGHOLD IN NICARAGUA SURRENDERS

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INJUSTICE TO EMPLOYES

TWO ADVISERS

A Growing Suspicion

FORTY-DAY FASTS

THE HIGHER-UPS

OUR PRIVATE SCHOOLS

A NEW WITNESS

Merely in Jest

Far and Wide

PUBLIC LETTER BOX

West Leads in Prosperity

Guggenheims' Private Tariff Snap

THE CITY

AT THE THEATERS

AROUND TOWN

CITY BRIEFS

JURIST PROPOSES NEW DIVORCE ACT

PACIFIC COMPANY GETS ALHAMBRA LIGHT CONTRACT

MORE SPACE PROVIDED TO QUARTER Y. M. C. A. SCHOOL

CORPORATIONS AID CITY GOVERNMENT

COMMON LAW WIFE ASKS SEPARATE MAINTENANCE

HOME COMPANY MAKES ETIWANDA CONNECTION

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OFFICIAL ADVISES BIG RAT CRUSADE

HYPNOTISTS AID IS REFUSED BY JUDGE

SCHOOL TEACHERS TO FILE ON HOMESTEADS

CUTS OFF BLAZING HAIR IN ORDER TO SAVE LIFE

ALREADY DISPOSED OF

SENATOR PENROSE AND BROTHERS HELD BY FIRE

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SIDELIGHTS ON PLAYS & PLAYERS

CURRENT BILLS

HAVE ONE WITH U8

THE WEEK'S OFFERINGS

REAL RUSSIAN COUNTESS NOW AT LEVY'S CAFE

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Municipal Affairs

INSPECTIORS CONDEMN 160 GALLONS OF MILK

PROTEST AGAINST WOOLEN MILL iS SENT TO MAYOR

ICE WATER FOUNTAINS PUT IN ON STREETS

RECOMMENDS REFUSAL OF '$150 A MONTH TO CHARITY

BOARD RECOMMENDS AGAINST SPUR TRACKS

MAYOR VETOES ORDINANCE FOR STREET MAINTENANCE

HALL CLOSED TWO DAYS

CITY WANTS DRAFTSMAN

News of the Courts

RUSSIAN SUES TO RECOVER LOTS GIVEN FOR STOCK

U. S. ENGINEERS COMPLETE BREAKWATER GAP PLANS

OSBORNE DAMAGE SUIT MUST BE TRIED AGAIN

FILES SUIT TO RECOVER $1000 HELD IN ESCROW

MRS. LIST'S WILL FILED

CHILD'S GUARDIAN APPOINTED

NEW INCORPORATIONS

CHARGES THAT HUSBAND ENDANGERED GLASS EYE

SEEKS DIVORCE, STATING MRS. GLIDDON LEFT HOME

WIFE JAILED ON CHARGE OF BEATING AGED SPOUSE

SHIPBUILDERS BUSY

TWO SMALL BOYS ARE CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

SURGEON OF RECEIVING HOSPITAL IS TO RESIGN

TO TAKE BODY EAST

LABOR LEADERS SEEK ARREST OF GEN. OTIS

MINISTER'S SON JAILED

SANTA FE HALTS TRAINS IN HONOR OF HURLEY

VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH IN JEFFRIES CASE

BISHOP TO PREACH

Y. M. C. A. WORKER IS A GUEST OF SECRETARIES

WORLDLY RELIGION IS TOPIC

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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS

BIG INTERESTS IGNORE LAND OFFICE RULING

GREAT ACTIVITY PREVAILS IN VALLECITOS OIL FIELDS

CONSOLIDATED MIDWAY WILL SELL TO STANDARD

GERMAN MAKES RICH STRIKE AT PLACER IN LA PAZ MINING CAMP

MIDWAY FIVE DRIVES BIG CASING IN SHALE

COALINGA BRIEFS

PANOCHE PIPES OIL

MACADAMIZED STREET OF NEWARK AMONG MISSING

CONSERVATION CONGRESS WILL HEAR TAFT SPEAK

STATE TO PROSECUTE FOOD LAW VIOLATORS

Big Gusher of Consolidated Midway Said by Experts to Surpass Lakeview

Oil and Mining Transactions Indicate Active Summer Period

STRIKE AT MAGDALENA

PRICEB OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKE"

MEXICAN EXPORTS

CHARGE CHINESE JUGGLED RECORDS TO AID FRAUDS

CHANGES TO BE MADE IN OFFICERS OF THE NAVY

AMBASSADOR STRAUS TO LEAVE CONSTANTINOPLE

TRUST COMPANY PRESIDENT FREED ON CONTEMPT CHARGE

WATTS DECLARES HE WILL PROSECUTE CHOATE CASE

PROTECTION FOR OIL STOCK BUYERS

CIMMERIAN PROGNOSIS

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Classified Section Los Angeles Sunday Herald REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NEWS

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$20,000.000 TOTAL ASSURED FOR 1910

WISE HOME BUILDERS INVEST IN FINE TRACTS

BOUGHT FOR IMPROVEMENT

80.FOOT BOULEVARD FOR LOMITA

Best Date Land in the World at the Door of Los Angeles

DATE INDUSTRY BIG IN RESULTS

TEN-YEAR LEASE COSTS $108,000

INLAND BATH HOUSE CHANGED

ZETA PSI'S GO BOATING

LORS LAND COMPANY REPORTS LIVELY INTEREST

PROGRESS IN SOUTHWEST IN MODERN HOME BUILDING

REALTY PRESIDENT GONE TO COLORADO ON VACATION

WARM CONTEST ON FOR BIG MEETING

AUGUST SALES $14,537 IN MANCHESTER HEIGHTS

"Angels Flight" Pavilion, Olive Street Front

SEVEN STORY BUILDING FOR SOUTH BROADWAY

EASTERN MONEY PLACED IN LOS ANGELES LOTS

GOVERNOR-GENERAL SAYS MARTIN DISTORTED FACTS

OPEHA HOUSE BLOWN UP

ANGELES MESA TRACT SALES TOTAL $54,975

BUILDING PERMITS

ARRIVES WITH ALASKA GOLD

VERMONT AVENUE VILLA IS MODEL HOME TRACT

HELD FOR PLAGUE CASE SUSPECT; STEAMER SAILS

TARIFF RECORD SHOWS VAST IMPORT INCREASE

BANDITS WHO HOLD UP WRONG TRAIN ESCAPE

'SUN' ISSUES FIRST EDITION

WILL CELEBRATE THE DAYS OF GOLD

THE WEATHER

SALT LAKE URGES REDUCTION IN TAX

STATE FAIR IS OPENED WITH FLIGHTS IN AIR

DENIES RETRENCHMENTS ORDERED ON RAILROADS

MAN'S BODY DAMS TINY STREAM, AND HE DROWNS

LABOR WAY Ol il.Nli ON OCHAN

BIG CITIES CAUSE HIGH LIVING COST

CHURCHES TO OBSERVE TODAY AS LABOR SUNDAY

YOUTH SHOWS $466 AND GETS INTO POLICE TOILS

YOUTH FOLLOWS GIRL TO SUICIDE'S GRAVE

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald AUTOMOBILES

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HEARNE IS FIRST IN 100-MILE RACE

REPORTS BIG DEMAND FOR QUICK-DETACHABLE RIMS

NEW ASSOCIATION IS TO DE FORMED

Biggsst Hotel Bus Ever Turned Out in United States Supplied by Pioneer Commercial Auto Co., Los Angeles

55 Miles Per Hour for Parry Roadster, Driven by Beulah Dallas and Estelle Wordette, of Los Angeles Theater

RECORD PERFECT SCORES ON TOUR FROM KANSAS

BAKERSFIELD TO HAVE HOTEL BUS FOR §4500

AUTO DEALER WILL PUT IN AERONAUTICAL GOODS

ACTRESSES TAKE TURNS AT DRIVING PARRY CAR

HEAD OF RUBBER COMPANY RETURNS FROM VACATION

DURO CAR DRIVERS FIND GOOD ROADS

Duro Car on Desert Trip, Showing Bridge Over Los Angeles Aqueduct

DRIVES AUTO TO TOP OF STRAWBERRY PEAK

INTERSTATE MAKES FINE JOURNEY OF 1200 MILES

MOTOR COMPANY WILL ENTER RACING GAME

RACES POSTPONED

NEW CADILLAC CAUSES FURORE IN AUTO RANKS

CAR PAYS FOR SELF AND MAINTENANCE IN A YEAR

FRANKLIN TRUCK WINS IN ECONOMY CONTEST

AUTO REVOLUTIONIZES RURAL DISTRICT LIFE

DESCENDANT OF EMPEROR USES AN ELECTRIC AUTO

Handsome New Three-Story Home of the Flrestone Tire and Rubber Company on South Olive Street

Herald Sporting Page

VILLAGERS EVEN MATTERS WITH THE SEALS IN ELEVEN INNING BATTLE

STANDING OF THE CLUBS

WESTERN LEAGUE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Start of Annual Cruise of South Coast Yacht Club Members to the Catalina Island Isthmus

ANGELS FILLY DEFEAT PORTLAND

OAKS PUT ANOTHER ON EVER-LOSING SENATORS

BERKELEY BABIES LOSE IN FIRST FOOTBALL GAME

WINGED O SQUAD WINS FIELD MEET

AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHARLIE MURPHY BUYS COSTLY HOME IN CHICAGO

AMATEUR SCHEDULE

HAILWORTHY TAKES BIG MASSACHUSETTS EVENT

UNION HARDWARES WIN IN SNAPPY EXHIBITION

WIELANDS DEFEAT CRACK ALHAMBRA TEAM EASILY

NAVY FOOTBALL TO BEGIN

ELKS PLAN 'FETE CHAMPETRE'

S. P. A. WILL HOLD ALLROUND CHAMPIONSHIPS

HILDRETH NAMES STARS TO START IN KENTUCKY

AUNT POLLY NEARLY COPS AT AN EXTRA LONG PRICE

MEADOW WINS FEATURE AT COLORADO OPENING

ANACONDA ENTRIES

HEYDLER KEEPING RECORDS

SKIPPERS DEPART ON ANNUAL STAG

EGAN WILL CONTEST IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ARNST AND DURNAN TO MEET FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

NATIONAL LEAGUE

U. S. C. FOOTBALL TEAM PROMISING

GOLF MATCH POBTPONED

Star Material of the Conference Colleges at Work on the New Code

BURTON BROWN IS AGAINST NEW CODE

U.S.C. LAW SCHOOL ARRANGES PROGRAM

THAT AIR

FOOTBALL AT OXY HAS FINE OUTLOOK

BOWLING SCORES

VARIEGATED

PAULL, CRACK DISTANCE RUNNER, WILL RETIRE

Fraternal and Secret Societies

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA

ROYAL COURT

POPULAR OFFICIAL AND LEADER OF BAND AND ORCHESTRA

Official to Take Part in Forming Canton, Patriarch Militant, I. O. O. F.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS

NATIONAL UNION

THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

PYTHIAN SISTERS

IS HONORED DEAD OF HELMET LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY

YOUNG MAN'S RELATIVES MAKE GOOD BAD CHECKS

NERVES WRECKED, WOMAN ENDS LIFE

COMMISSIONERS BELIEVE RAILROADS ARE HONEST

POSTMISTRESS AGED 88 YEARS IS REAPPOINTED

FIVE-TON CORNICE FALLS

KING SENDS GREETING

Mrs. Gertrude Ross, Who Gave Review of Late European Musical Novelties

HUMDRUM QUALITIES ARE NEEDED,SAYS ROOSEVELT

CELEBRATE 81-CENTENARY OF CHURCH IN CANADA

MAN ACCUSED OF SETTING FOREST FIRES EXAMINED

CITY CLAIMS RESERVOIR SITE

DOCTORS ARE SUED FOR EXPERIMENT ON GIRL

GERMANS AND CZECHS ENGAGE IN FIERCE RIOT

ENGLISH WOMAN OPENS DOGS' BOARDING HOUSE

MYERS1 REMAINS BENT EAST

Musical

ATTORNEY KIRKPATRICK DROPS DEAD AT BEACH

SALVATION NELL OR WHO SAVED JIM PLATT?

SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK

Mrs. Nelson Kingsland Who Has Gone to New Home in Birmingham, Ala.

Miss Laura Grover Smith, Chairman Program Committee W. P. Club

WOMAN AN INVALID FOR 30 YEARS PASSES AWAY

SCIENTISTS ASSEMBLE AT FAREWELL BANQUET

C. W. RYUS, WELL KNOWN ANGELENO, DIES SUDDENLY

Club News

Mrs. Ada Marsh Chick, State Chairman Music Department of Federated Clubs

Personal Mention

BUNGALOW CHURCH ANNEX WILL BE OPENED TODAY

REVOLUTIONISTS ISSUE PAPER ATTACKING DIAZ

MACCABEES ENJOY OUTING NEAR SEA

BOY MAY RECOVER FROM WOUND IN MOCK DUEL

NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES

SAN PEDRO

THINK RAILROAD IS TO INVADE CITY PROPERTY

PASADENA

FIRE ALMOST DESTROYS $27,000 SCHOOL HOOSE

BOYS RELEASED BY POLICE AGAIN ARE PUT IN JAIL

TWO BOYS ARRESTED

BOWLING TEAM VICTORIOUS

FIRE BURNS 800 TONS OF HAY

TO BUILD AUTO TOLL ROAD

BUILDING SHOWS INCREASE

WOMAN BEGGAR ARRESTED; ABUSES POLICE ROUNDLY

SAN BERNARDINO

SETTLES A POINT IN MIXED TITLE TANGLE

SYNDICATE CUTS PRICES OF OFFICIAL DOG CATCHER

SENTENCED AND PAROLED, THEN ARRESTED AGAIN

LIEUT. AND MRS. HOWARD HONOR GUESTS AT BEACH

CADILLAC MAKES NEW RECORD

LONG BEACH

NAIL FROM TOY RIFLE PENETRATES BOY'S EYE

TO ASK CORPORATIONS FOR FUNDS FOR BAND

COMPANY GIVES NOTICE AGAINST NEW BATHHOUSE

BOARD ASSESSES OWNER ONE CENT FOR NEW WALK

CHINESE TEAR OUT WALL TO ESCAPE FROM FIRE

WEALTHY MAN DROPS DEAD WHILE SEEING PIKE SIGHTS

SAVED BY LIFE BOAT

CUPID TAKES POTSHOT

CHEF BURNED BY GAS

START NEW PACKING HOUSE

SANTA ANA

TWO ACCIDENTS OCCUR AT THE SAME CROSSING

PETROLITHIC PAVEMENT FOR SANTA ANA STREETS

WOMAN FINED $200

POMONA BRIEFS

MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

WESTLAKE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

THE DAVIS MUSICAL COHEGE

WOMEN VIEW CLUBHOUSE PLANS

THE CUMNOCK SCHOOL

ESCONDIDO IS TO NOTE GRAPE DAY

WOMAN MURDERED AND BODY HIDDEN IN BUSHES

Magnificent New Electricity and Gas Plant, and Baptist Church at Escondido

Rich Are Rewards Stored for All Who Are Forgiving

SCRIPTURES PRINTED IN LANGUAGE OF CANNIBALS

Shipping News

VERY. HOT 'JUST NOW

'WHAT IS RIGHT TOWARD YOU 13 RIGHT TOWARD ME'

CHICAGO GRAIN

PACIFIC COABT TRADE

LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

TREASURY STATEMENT

BUTTER, KGQ6 AND CHEESE

FRUIT MARKET

HIB TALENT

CURRENCY OUTFLOW SAID TO CHECK SPECULATION

BANK STATEMENT

CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT

FINANCIAL REPORT

PRICE 6OF BUGAR

CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

METAL MARKETS

TABLE OF TEMPERATURES

WOOL QUOTATIONS

MARKETS ARE CLOSED

NEW YORK EXCHANGE

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Educational Section

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LOS ANGELES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

SCHOOLS FURNISH CITY'S BIG ASSET

BUSINESS EDUCATION JVT ITS BEST-A GREAT COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

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GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

DEMAND FOR WORKERS GREATER THAN SUPPLY

L. A. SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN

THE BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES

THE ROWELL SCHOOL

Kennard's Polytechnic Business College

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PAGE MILITARY ACADEMY

DE CHAUVENET

DE CHAUVENET AUDITORIUM

LOS ANGELES OSTEOPATHIC COLLEGE IS A MAGNET

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LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION

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Photography Amateur and Professional

PICTURES THAT COUNT

THE ART AND PASTIME OF PHOTOGRAPHY

MUTUAL AID

CAMERA CLUB NOTES

SHELLAC MOUNTANT

THE STANDARD REDUCER

FERRO-PRUSSIATE SENSITIZER

A Few Moments with the Amateurs

STRICTLY BUSINESS

KADJA

A New England Summer Camp for Girls

MAINLY PERSONAL

THE HOME GARDEN

POSSIBILITIES

THE SPLENDOR OF CRINUMS

DON'T KILL SNAKES AND TOADS

THE POULTRY YARD

THE BREEDS

SUM OV THE CAWSES OV PHALURE

THE HOME

THE MODERN KITCHEN

GOOD RECIPES FOR VEGETABLES

FRUIT SALAD

FLOWER HOLDERS

THE LIBERTY OF CHILDREN

ONE FORM OF SELFISHNESS

THE NEW SKIRT

WAISTS FOR FALL

MATS FOR KITCHEN AND BATH

A NEAR-TRAGEDY

ABOUT WINDOW SHADES

SOME GOOD THOUGHTS

A TROLLEY

PRESERVE RECIPES

SURE ENOUGH

The Fillmore Faculty XI

HEALTH AND SCIENTIFIC SANITATION

ROUND SHOULDERED GIRLS

CARE OF YHE HAIR

SICK INFANTS LACK IRON

NICOTINE IN CIGAR SMOKE

THE MUSTARD PLASTER

EFFECTS OF ANGER

DUST, DISEASE, DEATH

CARE OF THE MOTHER

SAWDUST AS DUST COLLECTOR

LONGEVITY

DYSPEPSIA

THE CARE OF THE EYES

SANITARY SCIENCE IN BRITAIN

FOOD FADDISTS

The Necessity of Wearing Glasses

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Herald Junior

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Juniors Tell Aunt Laurie of "A Week Without a Cook"

Under the Big Umbrella

ROLL OF HONOR

WRITERS' CONTEST

Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skill in Rhyming Contest

LIMERICK CONTEST

"GRANDMOTHER'S GARDEN"

SCHOOL TOPICS WILL BE INTERESTING

Stories to Be Finished by Herald Juniors

SPECIAL DRAWING CONTEST

PERSONAL CHATS WITH THE HERALD JUNIORS

Gives Flowers from Her Garden to Slum Children

Beginning of Story Completed by Juniors

ECONOMY

Clever Bunnie

, SOME QUEER BIRDS' NESTS

NOAH AND THE ANIMALS

"GRANDMOTHER'S GARDEN" Sketches by Herald Juniors

GRANDMOTHER'S GARDEN A NEGLECTED SUBJECJ

CONTEST FOR YOUNG ARTISTS

JUNIORS APPRECIATE THE HERALD PRIZES

WHAT A LAZY CAT!

Westminster Abbey

Comic Section LOS ANGELES HERALD

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