May Day health drive urges child welfare reforms
The article notes May Day as National Child Health Day and urges public officials to honor childhood. It cites alarming child mortality from preventable causes and urges preventive health funding and improved nutrition, referencing the American National Food Council. It discusses legal efforts to teach dietetics in schools and calls for swift remedies as public concern rises.
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America
Udational Food Council
Legat Onare
Food Council
Tennyson
American Child Health Association
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
Forty lines recount events from Tarra Alta and Dickinson county. Notables include John Hartett and W. G. Baldwin heading to a congress meeting, coal land sale to George J. Carter, and an International Folive Chiefs convention. A stage murder rumor, infant mortality concern, and May Day health campaign emphasize a hopeful civic tone.
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Bhuefeld Yards
Rumaurn
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Rural sections unite in district bond approval
An analysis of the school bond election shows city and district cooperation advancing progress. Fears of rural opposition faded as the rural population supported the bond, with broad community effort to upbuild the district.
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Hindfolded Poem and School Board Note Combined
An aged poetic fragment speaks of not my will guiding life as darkness yields to faith in a higher plan. Separate items praise school board balance and community cooperation, noting praise for the district’s effort and a humorous exchange about a medical consultation and payment.
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Helen Hunt Jackson
Editorial on Roosevelt expedition and public danger
A Chicago matron questions accompanying the Roosevelts on their Asian expedition, arguing danger lies in American cities. The piece cites safety in Asia versus U S. traffic and highlights reflections on governance and legislative duties, noting Governor Gore’s speech and concerns about closing legislative weeks.
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Insurance Fire Case Fails to Pay Policy
A map who ran an unprofitable business took out a fire insurance policy. On the same day a blaze destroyed the building and contents. The insurer fought to find grounds to refuse payment, but
Short Cuts From Exchanges
A jumble of clipped quotes from various papers headlines witty lines about freedom taxes clouds and machines. Readers see quick kins of commentary on public life and everyday concerns with humorous asides from multiple unnamed sources.
Telegraph Ticklers and Seasonal Jibes in Home Life
A collection of witty quips about pay, work, family roles, and aging norms. The piece quips on household leadership, motherhood, spring cleaning, and prudence, noting the buoyant joy of a four month old and the lure of simple comforts like a clean shirt while urging frugality and perspective.
Last Night's Mail: The Streeterville Land Grab Saga
Charles P. Stewart Ashington recalls the long Lake Michigan land dispute centered on the Deestrict of Lake Michigan. Captain Streeter claimed the lakefront shanty plots after a wave-driven drifted barge. rivals formed an armed defense, legal battles followed, and Streeterville emerged. The case spans decades, with the widow now pursuing gains far larger than the original claim.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
United States Supreme Court
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George Wellbeton Streeter
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Lake Front
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Streeterville
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Watching The Parade Tornado Strikes Nimoela and Ohio
A brief weather event reports a small tornado crossing Nimoela and Ohio just after a larger monster tornado, causing brief disruption but no injuries, with residents alerted by warnings. Authorities urged caution as crews assess damage and secure areas.
Congress Could Save and Pay for New Office Building
A proposal to spend 3 million dollars for an extra house office building in Washington aims to give each representative and senator at least two offices and a reception room. The piece notes past times with fewer offices and argues for modernizing methods of Congress alongside equipment.
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Floyd Collins
Kentucky
Colling
Col- Ming
Collins
Morgantown
House of Representa Iiivea
Washington
House of Representatives Chamber
Congress
Fables on Health Urgent First Aid For Choking In Children
Health note urges quick action if a child chokes with a dangerous airway obstruction. Recommend sending for a doctor, back slaps, finger in mouth, and, if needed, chest presses against a hard surface. Also mentions moving the patient head down and shaking, and cautions against delays.
Moving Welsh Mountain Threatens Local Towns
Cardiff reports a shifting mountain near Bargoed forcing hundreds to flee the Rhymney Valley. Homes are damaged as foundations shift, railways misalign, and water pipes crack, creating a mounting danger of wrecks and a severe water supply problem.
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Cardiff
Bargoed
Glamarganghtre
Rhymney
Cat gnaws baby's finger in Port Jervis home
In Port Jervis New York a stray cat taken in by Mrs L T Ferguson bit and gnawed the baby's finger while the infant lay in its crib. Doctors attended and the incident prompted concern over stray animals in the area. The source notes the unusual bite as a formal report from the Ferguson household.
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