Markets Weakened by Prolonged Low Mood Amid Tepid Demand
New York traders saw stocks recover slightly from extended downbeat trading as speculators held gains of one to three points in some issues. Declines persisted in equipment rubber food specialties and some railweights while overall volume reached 765, shares. Demand was dampened by mixed dividend news and wary outlooks for Northern Pacific Great Northern and New York Central.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
Pacific
Grangers
Treatment for tuberculous soldiers detailed by surgeon
New York June 14 government agencies describe steps to treat tuberculous soldiers from World War I. Dr F C Smith says 35 150 former soldiers treated since the war risk insurance act. about half cared for since 1919 in public health service hospitals. Thirteen of 61 USPH hospitals are devoted to TB. largest at Fort Bayard New Mexico with others at Prescott Arizona Asheville North Carolina Camp Kearny California Greenville South Carolina and New Haven Connecticut. Smaller units and wards exist. abandoned base hospitals utilized. results praised and staff largely ex servicemen and women. Funds to build sanatoriums in selected localities awaited. Atlantic City case: two cats in an apartment do not break a lease. Judge Repetto dismisses ejectment against tenant with two cats.
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F.C. Smith
United States Public Health Service
National Tuberculosis Association
Public Health Service
Dr. Smith
Fort Bayard
N. M
Prescott
Aviz
Ashville
N. C
Camp Kearney
Greenville
US. C
New Haven
Atlantic City
Repetto
Joseph Thistlewaite
Doyle
Charleston
Piads
Miomice
Pocahontas
Marlinton
Monitor
Monroe
Red Sulphur
Union
Futur
Stat Tax Commissione Italiatanhat
West Virginia
Moundasville
State Board of Control
Mestra
Venice
Italy
Richards
Fairfield
St Albans
Kanawha County
Richard C. Barr
Hi. St Varnes
Virginia
William S. Johnson
Dying words report from Mary Rossi fire death
The 10 year old Mary Rossi died in a house fire while preparing dinner for herself and her grandmother who is described as a cripple. She told a girl reporter she did not want to frighten granny, and the flames spread as she reached the doorway. A Flemish porter at Queen Elizabeth’s court is mentioned with a curious detail about height.
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Paris
Granny
Mary Rossi
West Virginia business reports show employment rise and future uncertainty
Charleston dispatch summarizes state data on factory employment rising from April to May, with 19,80 workers in May and 18,729 in April, while 75 percent of manufacturers foresee uncertain conditions. Demand improves gradually, and some say the worst is over, though the grass industry stalls.
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Charleston
West Virginia
State Bureau of Labor
Bureau
Eigit
T.dia
Restoration of American foreign trade hinges on long term credits
W. F H. Koelsch, president of the National Association of Credit Men, told the convention that prosperity depends on extending long term credits and expanding buying abroad. He urged the U S to invest in foreign lands, buy as well as sell, and shift from debtor to creditor to unlock international commerce.
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San Francisco
W. F H. Koelsch
National Association of Credit Men
United States
America
Lydia Pinkham's remedy praised by physician
A physician credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief for women suffering from weakness backache dullness and nervous exhaustion. He cites early knowledge of herbal remedies and urges timely use to avoid surgery and serious consequences.
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Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkham
Monkey gland operation claims rejuvenation in Johannesburg
Ben Knott a South African who underwent monkey gland treatment nearly three months ago reports darker hair improved eyesight and renewed vigor. He has resumed riding and his health improves though he notes a dull rheumatic ache. The report follows news of Alfred Wilson's death.
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Johannesburg
Alfred Wilson
Ben Knott
Per Capita Egg Storage Could Supply All Americans
Russell J. Poole of the Chicago Council states that 1,740,480,000 eggs are in storage and if divided per capita every person in the United States would receive sixteen eggs. The figure reflects high costs concerns cited by the council's committee.
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Chicago
United States
Russell J. Poole
The
Chicago Council
Committee On High Costs
Ship captain to present bow to Broox Zoological Park
In New York Captain Philip Symons of the Lamport and Holt liner La Plate paid shilling a foot for a bow eight feet in length to present to Broox Zoological Park.
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New York
Philip Symons
Lamport and
Holtlinere la Plate
Broox Zoologial Park
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