Women’s Clubs Join Anti Tuberculosis Crusade
Washington Oct 6 The American Federation of Women’s Clubs with about eight hundred thousand members pledged active support for the antituberculosis education campaign. Mrs Philip N Moore of St Louis presided at a public meeting at the National Museum where the tuberculosis exposition is shown. Also speaking were Mrs Rufie Willian of Osten and others.
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Mra
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
New National Museum
Mra. Moore
Rufie Willian
Osten
Ehairhin
Health Department
General Federation of Women's Clits
Flood Death Toll Soars in India and Europe
Fragmented report notes 50 000 flood fatalities with ongoing recovery. Two early Rembrandts found in Germany amid scattered crowds near the scene. Hyderabad and Allagatad births referenced. Indian annual death estimate around 30 000. Winds carry odor for miles as new Europeans approach the area.
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India
Hyderabad
Cold Storage Congress Opens in Paris International Forum
An international refrigeration congress opened in Paris with about thirty governments represented. The event highlights the global role in preserved foods and cold storage trade, noting fleets of refrigerated ships and vast import figures across Britain and the United States.
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Paris
United Sti
South America
Great Britain
United States
Two Rembrandts Found in Germany
Two Rembrandts have been discovered in Germany. One, in Saxony, depicts the painter's mother with a hook and is thought to be an early work. The other, in a Merlin family collection, shows the baptism of Queen Ander by the Apmatie Philip.
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Berlin
Germany
Russian universities closed to prevent student clashes
St Petersburg October 6 cabinet meets to resolve a threatened university student strike at St Petersburg University. Minister of Education M Xehwarte outlines measures to separate conservative and radical factions and to restore order, amid police concerns and calls for a compromise as the crisis looms.
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St. Petersburg
Pigot
M. Xehwarte
Tasewand
Inter
Positioa Cielee
Bart Itte
Oun
A Census of Forests For Saving the Trees
Washington Oct 6 The national conservation commission launches the first comprehensive census of standing United States timber. Forest Service and Census Bureau cooperation aims to map total timber resources for the president’s forthcoming report, guiding estimates of how long timber will last.
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Washington, D. C
National Conservation Commission
United States
Forest Service
Bureau of the Census Line
The
Conservation Commission
Ihe
Oncr
Henry Gannett
Heme
Jannete
Censis
Ienong
House Work and Hidden Suffering of Women
An article urges recognition of daily burdens on American women at home. It notes overwork leads to pain and illness, with many suffering in silence. It calls for help to overcome aches that make life burdensome for devoted homemakers.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Gains Support Across States
Letters from Michigan and Pennsylvania users praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving menstrual disorders and enabling women to resume full work. The ad also cites decades of claimed success, while a conservation report discusses timber inventory methods and large mail campaigns to county clerks for forest area data.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Forest land and timber data flow to government agencies
The passage notes extensive timber inquiries by the Bureau of Corporations of the Department of Commerce and Labor, amid cooperation from all states. Forest Service and other departments claim possession of large timber and forest land data, with goals to catalog timber use for military and infrastructure projects.
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My. Dannett
Forest Service
Comie Bureau
Department of War
Départment of Commerce and Labor
Onion
Rain Triggers Cholera Rise in St Petersburg
St Petersburg reports 141 new cholera cases in 24 hours ending noon yesterday with 72 deaths and 172 discharged. Sanitary bureau attributes the slight increase to cold rains affecting transmission.
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St. Petersburg
Sanitary Bureau
Philadelphia Celebrates 295 Years With Wide Parade
Philadelphia marks its 295th birthday with a military parade by U S regulars sailors and marines and the Pennsylvania National Guard. Heralds in medieval dress proclaim the day at city hall entrances and a new city seal is shown bearing the date 1683 and the motto Philadelphia Maneto. A tablet is unveiled honoring Rochambeau’s camp with 6 000 patriots en route to Yorktown.
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Stow Town
Philadelphia
Delaware
Thin City
United States
Pennsylvania National Guard
City Hall
Ter
Comte de Rochambonu
Amprien
Yorktown
Washington
Cornwallis
Pierre of the Plains hailed as strongest Toronto play in years
Critics cite the production as the most gripping and sensational stage experience in years. Praises from multiple papers promise a furore in New York and describe the life and death struggle between Pierre and his enemy as vividly thrilling from curtain rise to the National anthem.
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Pierre
Toronto
New York
Mail and Empire
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