Hookworm Treatment Advice Urges Saturday Mobilization
Washington August 2 Dr Charles Wantell Stiles chief of zoology in Public Health issues warnings on treating the so called lazy disease caused by the hookworm He argues treatment should start on Saturday evening and Sunday morning to reach the poorest patients who cannot afford long cures and cautions against alcohol fats or heavy meals during treatment He recalls a case where thymol potion followed a milk drink led to adverse effects and death risks in fragile patients.
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Charles Wantell Stiles
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Bygiente Liboratory
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No Trouble in Mexico Revolt Propaganda Note
A fragmentary note discusses supposed unrest in Mexico tied to a presidential candidate. The text references Revolt and a “progreso” notion, with a promotional line urging subscriptions to a Lauder textile publication. The readable content is uncertain and appears garbled.
Collision on rail kills W. Va. railroad worker
WHEELING Aug 24 A railroad worker named Burge was killed when his hand touched a live pole while docking from a boxcar on the E. O. track. The accident occurred as a train moved near Beeler, after which Burge was taken to Beeler’s funeral home in Renwood. He was 47 and survived by his wife and five children. a long-time I. O. railroad employee from Grafton, West Virginia, is named in the report.
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Ilia
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Beeler
Renwood
Pluaks
Alr
Grafton
Jor
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Twenty eighth annual convention of Sisters of Woecans
Washington DC Auge 24 sees the twenty eighth annual convention of the Sons of Woecans art Womans Maxiiary begin today and run for three days. New York Aus tax commissioners report party election that the Skles of New Furs State lieved taxi ble Wenlile and a charter worth seven million dollars forms.
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Washington
Sons of Woecans Art Womans Maxiiary
New York
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Furs
Upton
Amber
Drop Charge Sought By Theodora Gerard Case
Theodora Gerard, an opera sitter, sought to drop charges in a New York courtroom. Bronson-Howarth faced two robbery and concealed weapon counts with a $1,000 bail posted. An explanation was set for Thursday as Gerard claimed affection influenced her filing.
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New York
Anguet
Theodora Gerard
Samte
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Artiel
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Browne
Jasnane Weiter
Poles Cour
Bronson-Howarty
Wilson Mianey
Bronson-Howart
Mies
Geral
Bronconet Howart
Taft Census Supervisors Face Republican State Committee Pressure
Fragmented report notes President Taft seeks to bar census supervisors from positive committees and early party work. County figures, including Whyte and Dowell, face removal from the party apparatus amid internal changes. Claims of center influences and imminent shifts in leadership circulate within the State Committee.
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Taft
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State Committee
Vague narrative passage with misread lines and odd phrasing
A garbled OCR pass presents a hazy scene centered on a man and a shaving episode, with unclear dialogue about appearances and manners. The text struggles with legibility, weaving partial phrases, names, and settings into a confused composite.
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