Paying the Doctor for Wellness in University Life
A fragment from the Missouri and Kansas university periodical debates whether funding medical staff for health maintenance benefits students. It argues higher education communities should treat health care as a public good, with universities supporting doctors to keep students well and attend classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Gertling
Siuiv Universition
Missouri
Kanes
Tistanes
Aixvourt
Dovers
Howe
Medlea
Ikunane Ciy Star
A Water Soaked Town and Global Rainfall Debates
A correspondent notes astonishing rainfall in a town near the monsoon belt. Dr William Toberta cites India’s Cherapundi region with extreme yearly totals and near constant downpours. The piece contrasts Indian monsoon rainfall with other regions, describing extraordinary water flux and its effects on agriculture and landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Toberta
India
Te Waslington Post
Awsim
Pitt
Willoy
Wimort
United Briton
Hearteat
Fragmentary note on trade and cottage industry in Jamaica London
A garbled account mentions medicine, Jamaica, sugar and coffee beans, and rural work in the village. It references imports from Jamaica to London, local cabbages, berry planting, and a remedy tied to Linont and Jam A, with obscure aims and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom
Ty Oie Young
Gore Walters Rolie
Jamaien
Amine
London
Twelve Inch Gun Wire Jacket Craft and Moral Reflection
An OCR fragment describes a twelve inch gun jacket built from Bhool Tape wire and layers beneath the rifling process. It juxtaposes technical details with a lengthy moral treatise on marriage and virtue from Mother's Magazine, urging faith and charity as essential to enduring life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Amigate Monthly
Schoolgirls as Heroines in American Literature, Ancient and Modern
Fragmentary OCR discusses schoolgirls as heroines, mentioning American authors and figures like Arnold Bennett, Henry James, and others. It contrasts continental depictions, notes evolving female roles, and includes an anecdote about cooking potatoes as a humorous aside from a broader cultural observation.
Sharp Physician And Surgeon Special Attention Calls
A brief notice emphasizes constant availability for all calls day and night. It highlights urgent care and readiness, urging patients to seek immediate medical attention through the listed physician and surgeon services. Local readers are reminded of round‑the‑clock coverage and responsive care.
Bomb Dropping Techniques Taught in Allied Training
An article describes aerial bombing training covering bomb types from eight to two hundred pounds, devices for aiming, and observations for dropping bombs on moving ground targets. It notes wind considerations, use against bridges, depots, railway junctions, and aerodromes, highlighting pilot instruction and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netlst
Honary
Elusen
Air Service
Belen
The Track of the Earth and the Orbit Diagram
A fragmentary discussion explores hypothetical shifts in the earth’s orbit and the track of celestial bodies. It imagines observers watching from ships and railcars as planets and moons move in extended lines of wire, describing synchronized journeys around a distant star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel
A Comparison of a German Soldier and an American Aid
A garbled historical reflection contrasts a German military figure with Hubert J. Lee as America's ablext soldier. It notes reactions to a Pennsylvania incident and mentions Benedict Arnold, a supposed military boost to the Revolution, and a providential dinner scene with Mr. Younshusland expressing gratitude and remarks about a fifteen and a gage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert J. Lee
Amerlea
Yasuo
Pennsylvania
All America
Ling
Arnold
Te Tad
Philadelphia Ledger
Younshusland
John
Phe
Gage
Tino
Home Ground Cornmeal Grinding Advice
A noisy, misspelled note advocates grinding your own cornmeal at home using an old or new coffee grinder, and suggests mixing with flour if you dislike corn meal. It promotes fresh grinding for better meat and bread, referencing New York and the shell or grist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sim
Not an Economist Food Economy Tried and Failed
A Detroit Free Press reader asks about practicing food economy. The reply notes failure due to husband refusing to eat leftovers, highlighting practical challenges of reusing cold food from the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Land for Sale near Condon with 20 acres in crop
Auction style notice describes 20 acres near Condon Oregon with 480 in crop and half delivered at the Elevator. Property has fenced and creamed fenced, well improved buildings including a new barn, and water supplies. Asking price 21,000 with 12,000 cash and favorable terms. Condon Realty Co, Condon Oregon. Dox m4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Oregin
Washington
California
Montana
Condon Realty Co
Ore
Catarrh Remedy Claim From Cheney Cachet Promote Cure
An old advertisement promotes a catarrh medicine touted as the most reliable remedy for catarrh by claiming it acts through the blood to clear mucous surfaces. It promises general health improvement after short use and urges readers to buy from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenzel
Cheney
Toledo
Notice to Creditors in Daniel A May Estate Pendleton Oregon
Notice to creditors of Daniel A May deceased in Umatilla County Oregon. Ida L May named administratrix directs all claims be filed with Will M Peterson attorney at Smith Crawford Building Pendleton within six months of first publication. Publication date August 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Daniel A. May
Tha L. May
Will M. Peterson
Smith Crawford
Pendleton
Ida L. May
Henry Pinkerton
Homer I. Watta
Athena
J. Pinkerton
Notice to Creditors in Estate Matters in Oregon
Notice in County Court of Umatilla County Oregon for Henry Pinkerton and Maurice M Johns estates. Executrix authorized to collect claims within six months. filing and final report hearings set October 7 1917 at Pendleton. Interested parties urged to appear and show cause why reports should not be approved and bonds exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Umatilla County
Maurice M. Johns
Pendleton
Anpasa
M. Melville Johns
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Arnold Bennett
Wits
van Ryck
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Sherwin-Williams
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Ware’s Pharmacy
W. A. Chase
Worthington Building
J. C. Baddeley
LaBrasche Ranch Athena
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Adams and
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Yakima Valley
Jerry Swart
Donald
Wapato
Columbia College
Milton, Oregon
Musical Conservatory
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A. J. Parker
St. Nichols Hotel
Valvoline
Athena Garage
BUICK
Parts and Accessories
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Burke & Son
Walla Walla
Union Pacific System
J. R. Mathers
W. RR
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