Desert cures for tuberculosis two men live nomadically
In Banning California two men George Wallace and Dr Gordon Lewis pursue a desert life to treat tuberculosis. They live rustic, rely on game and forest herbs for food, wear rags, drink goats milk, and walk vast desert stretches, hoping to gain strength and be cured while living in primitive conditions.
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Banning
Cal
Desert
Ofgiiization
George Wallace
Redda
Gordon Lewis
London
Lion Cubs of Central Park Captivate Visitors at Park
In Central Park a keeper named Bill Snyder showcases five newborn lion cubs born on July 11. A public appeal seeks $75,000 to build a fireproof pavilion for the cubs and their enclosure, also housing tigers, jackals and pumas. Twelve-year-old Alfred Wilson plays nearby as the crowd admires the cubs Menelek Darfur Berber Males and Tana Juba Females.
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York
Bill’ Snyder
Central Park
Alfredo Wilson
Goest 12,000 Miles to Bible in Kurdish Village
Mrs. Tarlan Michael Daniela of Los Angeles will travel 128,000 miles to Koosy on Lake Urumiah in the Kurdish mountains to view the Peahitto Testament, a rare scripture that even the czar’s wealth could not secure. The book, dating from 22 AD, has survived Mohammedan persecution and drawn interest from historians offering great sums.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tarlan Michael Daniela
Koosy
Lake
Urumiah
Dead snake revives and men escape danger in Connecticut
In Norfolk, Conn a rattlesnake found on steep road from Canaan Mountain toward South Canaan revived after being dragged to a friend's house and later reappearing near the men. it was killed with a club. A Pittsburgh divorce suit alleges Hetty Killingstorth claims her oil operator husband tormented her with tickling and pinching causing distress during her sleep.
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Norfolk
Conn
Joseph ©. Parsons
Canaan Mountain
South
Cenaen
Pittsburgh
Hetty Killingstorth
President's Room in Capitol Prompts Historic Spotlight
A long neglected Capitol room, known as the President's room, gains attention as President Wilson visits Congress. Located in the Senate wing, its ornate decor by Bromidi features Medallion portraits of Washington and cabinet figures, frescoes of Columbus, Vespucci, Franklin, and Brewster, and frescoed corners.
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Wilson
Congress
Capital Hill
United States
Thin Woom
Jong
Caps
Weldom
Capitol
Legislative Hall
Grover Cleveland
Tme
Andrew Jackson
Senate
Abby
Senate Chamber
Bromidi
Artit
Georges Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Knox
Alexander Remilton
the Treasury
Edmund Randolph
Samuel Osgood
Jefferson
Hia
Virginia
Christopher Columbus
Americus Veapuotus
Benjamin Franklin
William Brewater
Plymouth Colony
Executive Authority
Fragmentary Quip on Trusts Sparks Investigation Comment
A garbled OCR snippet shows dialogue on investigating an alk trust. Phrases suggest debate over why one trust is easier to probe than others and imply a broader story about a woman’s role, with disruptive line breaks and incomplete names.
Holiday Merchandise in Waterloo Shows Finest Selections
Display announces a broad Waterloo holiday merchandise showing with a focus on new arrivals and exclusive items. It highlights handkerchiefs, novel ties, and Bel fast imports, urging early shopping for the best selections and unique finds.
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Waterloo
Directron
Belfast
Silks and Dress Goods Show Finest Materials
A department display highlights the very finest silks and dress goods exclusive in design and colorings. Prices are among the lowest for quality, with the largest assortment to choose from. Visit this department.
New Dresses Exquisite Showings At Fashion Tailors Shop
Fashion Tailors unveils new garments in stock for afternoon street and evening wear. The collection showcases the latest styles with emphasis on exquisite dresses and contemporary tailoring.
Imported Gloves Offer Wide Selection for All Ages
Glove seller promotes an extensive display featuring men women and children gloves in many colors. They advertise dyeing service to match any shade, urging customers not to miss the showing and to try the shop for personalized color matching.
Winter Hosiery and Underwear Sale Promise
Winter Hosiery and Underwear offers guaranteed hosiery with replacement if worn out. The ad emphasizes contor style and fit as key selling points and promises free replacements, describing a strong inducement for shoppers.
The Wall Street Assay Office Melts Away A Century
A historical Wall Street assay office, after 80 years, faces closure. Colonel Murray recalls crafts and odd inquiries from visitors, wedding mementos, and rare heirlooms brought to be melted into bullion. He notes the clash of romance and duty with the melting pot’s quiet finality. visibility of the old building fades.
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Setonel Murray
Sean
Wall Street
New York
United States
Colonel Murray
Spanks Daughter In Public Tango Riot
An angry Philadelphia father Thomas Gavigan pulled his eighteen year old daughter Mary from a dance partner and spanked her in public, sparking a near riot as onlookers mobbed him. Police intervened as the scene drew support and the daughter left with her father.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Gavigan
Mary
Gavigan
Berryman
Fish Enter the Ice House Story Surprises Craig
R. A. Summers found large iron trout frozen in ice cakes at his Bear river ice house. Water erosion to the foundation allowed entry through a hole later stopped. He believes the cooler air drew fish inside before the river receded, leaving trout trapped between the ice. Mrs. Klug wins alimony after arguing her husband fell into debt due to her spending on gowns and hats for social events.
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Craig, Cole
R. A. Summers
Hie
Bear River
Summer
New York
Bernard B. Klug
Opium suppression efforts weaken after Manchu fall
London reports by Sir J W M Jordan, British minister to China, say suppression of poppy cultivation has waned since the Manchu fall as China and Great Britain struggle to enforce policy. In Anhui Henan and Shandong provinces the campaign to curb opium cultivation shows renewed intensity and scope.
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London
J. W M. Jordan
China
Great Britain
Anhu
Henan
Shantung
Provinces divided on opium suppression and revenue
The report notes uneven progress against opium importation in Indiana provinces. Some regions are powerless to curb cultivation, others collude with growers, and some officials resist revenue loss. Most evidence is nonofficial, via missionaries and travelers, so exact figures are unavailable. The minister urges substantial action before suppression is complete.
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Elant
Indiana
Republic
Thrice-a-Week World subscription offer insert
An advertising notice extols The World newspaper service with rapid global news via telegraph. It advertises a Thrice-a-Week edition every other day except Sunday, plus serials humor cartoons and straw features. The offer pairs The Ackley World for a yearly rate and outlines pricing.
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Mark Ous
Ackley World
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