Siebel Declaims Energy From Within the Human Body
Chicago physician Dr. J E Siebel reports to the American Association for the Advancement of Science that electrical energy can be generated inside the body and stored for future use to extend life and activity. He cites alcohol sugars fats and oxidizing salts in blood as fuels and claims workable batteries exist for practical energy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Darius
Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Science
J. E. Siebel
Siebel
Optimist Club of America hits Salt Lake wave in hopeful times
William K. Curtis promotes the Optimist club of America a cheerful movement begun in Salt Lake City Utah with Charles A. Quigley Studebaker manager as president. The idea urges nationwide local chapters to spread optimism and kind words highlighting practical mottos and the value of a smile.
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William K. Curtis
Salt Lake
Times
Boosters
Mr. Curtis
Optimist Club of America
Plain Common Sense on Navy Loyalty and Navy Medical Leadership
The Morning Journal supports Roosevelt's view that a doctor should lead a hospital rather than a sailor and endorses Rear Admiral Brownson's reprimand for disloyal conduct. The piece questions whether a mere reprimand suffices for an officer found disloyal and cautions about future implications for officers and enlisted alike.
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Morning Journal
Roosevelt
Brownson
Critique of Roosevelt appointments across land and sea power
The writer condemns disobedience to orders and calls for consistent merit based appointments. They praise Roosevelt's water appointment but urge applying the same standard on land. They criticize a New Mexico district attorney appointee for incompetence and a soft sinecure after removal. All blame not limited to the navy.
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Mr. Roosevelt
United States
New Mexico
Taft faces opposition as favorite sons threaten nomination
The article outlines a potential bloc of favorite son votes from Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, and Wisconsin designed to deny Secretary Taft the 491 votes needed for the nomination. It details state-by-state tallies and notes other states may align against Taft, presenting a difficult negotiation landscape for his campaign.
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Taft
de Sary
Legation
Pennsylvania
New York
Linois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
Taft Defends Free Market Policy For Philippine Islands
The article highlights Secretary Taft's persistence in pushing for free market access for Philippine products in the United States. It notes partial tariff reductions achieved, opposition from sugar and tobacco growers and lawmakers, and predicts little chance for reform while the current House remains stand pat. It emphasizes Taft's determination and leadership.
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Taft
Fac
Philippine Islands
Islands
United States
Congress
House
House of Representatives
Paft
Central West
Chicago Record-Herald
Wings of the Morning
Louis Tracy
England
Stecord- Herald
Prohibition in the South Editorial Debate
A Morning Journal op ed argues prohibition in the South is driven by women and religious groups rather than race or economics. It asserts anti saloon action is led by women and educators, with white and black roles discussed carefully, urging mental and moral uplift over punitive laws. It also notes Booker Washington and Northern influences as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
South
New
Anti-Saloon League
New England
Booker
Washington
John P. Steele
Opening of the Campaign Signals Start for Presidential Race
The national committee declares state conventions to choose delegates may be called at thirty days notice on or after this date. Politicians expect Republican presidential politics to take definite shape within the next six weeks as campaigns begin.
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Naonal Committee
Cure a Cold with Laxative Quinine Tablets
Fragmentary ad claims 70 cures a cold in one day with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets. Mentions Progeists refund policy and WIGROVE'S signature on an envelope box.
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Wigrove
Envb Bux
Pain Balm Relieves Shoulder Pain Quickly
Mrs F H McElwee of Holstown New Brunswick reports that Chamberlains Pain Balm gave prompt relief for a lingering shoulder pain caused by rheumatism. The ad notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. H. McElwee
Holstown
New Brunswick
Notice of Retirement and Account Payment Request
Mr. T. Maynard has retired from Hickox Maynard, and all accounts due the late firm will be collected by successors, George W. Hickox Company. Cash is needed, so prompt payment of all accounts is desirable.
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T.¥. Maynard
Hickox, Maynard Company
George W. Hickox Company
Geo. W. Hickox Company
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