Tuberculosis Sanatorium and Its Regulated Daily Life
An article extols state aid for tuberculosis care and urges a sanatorium program. It details benefits of treatment, including life extension and preventable spread. It describes Rutland Massachusetts rules for patients, like outdoor time, meals, rest, discipline, no alcohol, and restricted movement to ensure recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Legislature
J. H. Lowman
Metcr
Sanatocria
Afiticrion
Kamar
Stade
Ray Wetueh
Legielation
Shiek
Arimage
Rutland
Mass
France Medical Institute
Columbus
Oia
Bright
Biddison Quits to Run for Governor Nash Backed Term
State Mine Inspector Piddison joins a new bid for office under Governor Nash and plans to exit Athens county. He will become expert manager for operations at the Youngstown and Southern Railway Company in the developing north legal field, joining H. Ruhlman and the Longs in backing the enterprise. Biddison, now moving his family to Youngstown, ends his Athens citizenship and will split time until next April as he transitions to the war department role with the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piddison
Nash
Athens County
General Grosvenor
Youngstown & Southern Railway Company
H. Ruhlman
J. W. Long
Mr.Biddison
Tne
Biddson
Youngstown
War Department
Youngstown & Southern Railroad Cempany
Coluber Dixniteh
Nineteen Lives Lost on the Football Field
The Tribune reports brutal season injuries with nineteen lives lost on the football field in 1803. It notes many serious injuries among players, bans on some minor teams, and calls for discipline and safety measures amid wartime-like training in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ore
the Tribune
Ninetern
Harvard
Colmbas Junction
Greenfield Snip
Parcents
Five Guards and a Cranky Lecter at University Dinner
Five New York police guards protected President Ranseyvelp at a New York City university as a crank handed him a lecter at the Christmas Dinner. The piece argues that dyspepsia stems from a weak stomach, not a bad cook, and promotes Finad's sarssarilla as a remedy to aid appetite and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ranseyvelp
University
New York City
Finad
Yigar
Rane
A Bargain for Farmers from The New York Tribune Farmer
The New York Tribune Farmer, a weekly illustrated agricultural paper of seventy large pages, offers affordable access to farmers and families. Publishers announce a liberal two paper deal, pricing The New York Tribune Farmer at $1.00 a year and The Messenger and Herald at $1.00, with forward sale $1.25 for a full year. Send name and address to The New York Tribune Farmer, New York City, for a specimen copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune Farmer
United States
New York Tribune Sepies
Jan
Farmer
New York Fritune Farmer
Messenger and Herald
Athens
New York City
Fen
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for William Dowler Estate
The undersigned has been a person and qualified as administrator of the estate of William Dowler late of Rhine county Ohio deceased. Dated this 21st day of November AD 3905 Mary Dowler November 26-2.
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William Dowler
Rhena County
Ohio
AL D
Mary Dowler
Last of the Season Bussing to Columbus and Nearby Towns
Sunday excursion to Columbus Jackson and Pomeroy via Hocking Valley. Fares Columbus 31.00 Jackson 73 cents Pomeroy 1.25. Train leaves Athens 9 25 a m. Former President Cleveland stated he will not expose the Democratic presidential nomination and Speaker Cannon is equally opposed to becoming the Republican vice presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jackson
Pomeroy
Hocking Valley
Athens
Cleveland Fina
Cannon
Sig Tefusal
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Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Onkrun
Iuperintendent
BERRY
France Medical Institute Co
Morris
Athens, Ohlo
Mrs
Lingerfield
Palmer House
Arcties
W. H. Brown Shoe Co
Athens, Orio
Biddison
France
Prac
Canada
Alexico
Ona
Frearmett i
First National Bank
Sesaian Howe
Ram ’ Ada
United State
Gay Street
inter-Urban Union
Slafien
Boves
Callom’s Bath Reems
East State Street
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