Yellow Fever Germs Debated At Columbia Meeting
The American Social Interve Association session at Columbia University held a wide range of papers on health topics. Gen Sternberg outlined yellow fever transmission by mosquitos, discussed experiments in Cuba, and discussed climate factors, with emphasis on containment and the futility of fumigation.
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American Social Lntenve Association
Columbia University
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Cube
Surgeon General’s Office
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Lazear
Carroll
Weed
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Lover
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Persiya
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Sternbere
Carrol
Reed
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Habana
Spain
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Vietind
War Department
Landa
Kingsbury
Toot
Elmer Lee
New York
Lee
German Lovemaking At Berlin Dance In Letters From Winter
A American girl in Berlin writes home about the German language and a German officer’s note from a holiday in Breton. She shares a photogramph and a courting tale filled with awkward phrases and hopes of marriage, noting the contrast with English and the German style of negotiation.
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Berlin
Mark Twain
America
Breton
Heigho
Remarkable New Haven Case A Whistling Young Lady
A New Haven girl reportedly suffers a rare condition, whistling through her lips with no mouth usage. Medical notes mention larynx involvement and a peculiar aid, while remedies are described as unproven. observers describe it as a strikingly uncommon case with limited public familiarity.
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New Haven
Seoorist
Midnight Bread Line of New York City
The article recalls a nightly crowd of 100 to 500 destitute men gathering on Seventh Street between Fourth Avenue and Broadway in New York. At midnight a door opens to hand out bread and hot coffee from white capped bakers, a ritual lasting years. Louis Meischmann began the charity in 1876 supplying surplus bread from his West Tenth Street bakery, growing into a citywide, year round relief that serves homeless workers and impoverished families.
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New York
Tenth Street
Broadway
al- Moat
The
Christian Herald
Lne
Fourth Avenue
Sonn
Tanth Street
America
Louis Meischannn
Weat Tenth Street
Broken pitcher and whiskey bottle images in street scene
A fragmented description notes a broken pitcher by a fountain and a broken whiskey bottle in an alley. It contrasts a woman lacking sense of humor with a woman who may have humor, and hints at fashion changes like skirts and hat accessories affecting foot appearance.
Southern Gailway by Metal route to Chickamauga and Memphis
Promotion of Confederate reunion travel from Chattanooga to Memphis with multiple routes and dates May 21 to 30 1901. Tickets cover round trips to Chickamauga and Lytle Station amid unveiling ceremonies. Stopovers allowed. extensions possible with deposit and fee.
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Chickamauga
Memphis
South Carolina
Chickamauga Park
United Confederate Veterans Reunion
Memphi
Tenn
Atta
Southern Tailway
Prom Ander
Chattanooga
Lytlé Station
Tiokuta
Uate
Picken
Anto
Wolls
Witnes
Howth , Carolina Monument
Forewarned Forearmed Blood Purifier Ad Notice
The text promotes S.S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic claiming health benefits for old people and children, improving circulation digestion and nerves. It urges readers to write a physician about their case and offers medical advice free, attributed to The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga.
Confederate Veteran Circulation and Club Offer
The Confederate Veteran published in Nashville by A Cunningham. It lists monthly issues with a total circulation of 1,195,453 copies through January 1900. Subscriptions are accepted at the office and the Intelligencer. A club rate offers the paper and the Veteran for one year at $2.15.
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Intelligencer
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