Trask Case Verdict Fight Ends With Acquittal Debate
In a Cleveland murder trial, Robert Strickland is acquitted after a tense jury debate. May Strickland testified she kept silent to protect husband and child from a crime and a man’s threat, while juror foreman Trumbull urged conviction only if Strickland’s motive was robbery. The jury ultimately found Strickland not guilty.
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Robert Strickland
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Arbuckle's Tactics Close Defense in May Strickland Case
In the jury room Chapter Xvi, the shrewd lawyer Arbuckle ends the defense by pressing May Strickland's story. The judge and others in court observe the final arguments and the remaining testimonies as the case proceeds toward verdict.
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Feel Young Olive Tablets Promoted By Dr Edwards Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative substitute for constipation. It emphasizes avoiding harsh laxatives, claims to restore normal bowel action without pain, and promotes a vegetable olive oil formula. Sold in 10¢ and 25¢ boxes by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
Fortifications of US Sanitation Emphasized by Public Health Service
Public Health Service officials warn the European war heightens invasion risk of foreign disease. A four line defense is outlined: quarantine, immigration medical inspection, state health authorities, and local health service, with emphasis on preventing entry of plague smallpox cholera yellow fever typhus and leprosy and weeding out undesirables among immigrants.
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United States
Europe
Secretary of the Treasury
America
How Uncle Sam Reaches The People Health facts via stereopticon library for public education
The Public Health Service uses movies and picture storytelling to spread health facts at no cost through the Stereoptic Library. It loans thousands of slides to physicians, health organizations, and welfare workers to illustrate disease causes and prevention. Topics include malaria, yellow fever, typhoid, tuberculosis, smallpox, plague, pellagra, hookworm, and leprosy.
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United States
What Is Uric Acid and Anuric Remedy Claims
This ad text discusses uric acid history dating to Scheele in 1775 and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Anuric tablets as a cure to eliminate uric acid from the body. It claims Anuric is 37 percent more potent than lithia and urges readers to buy or request a trial from the Buffalo institute.
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