Southport Alarmed Over Infantile Paralysis Case
Southport residents reacted with alarm after Health Officer Dr George E Thieleke reported a case of infantile paralysis involving six year old Anthony Colacurcle of the Holland Hill district. The child was treated by Dr Joseph B Deery and moved to St Vincent's Hospital after showing double pneumonia symptoms. isolation followed at the local hospital as authorities noted nearly 100 coughing cases in town.
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Southport
George E. Thieleke
Anthony Colacurcle
Holland Hill
Joseph B. Deery
St. Vincent's Hospital
H. J. Whwood
James H. Brown
John Hughes
Harbor Read
Brown
Miss Perry
J. Walter Perry
Pequot Avenue
Gwendolyn Perry
Southport Fire Department
Sarah Fatt
May Gleason
Katherine Russell
Catherine O'Dwyer
Frances Gleason
Agnes Claire
Edith Bronson
Samuel S. Jennings
Wing
Centre Street
Liethqunst
Brooklyn
Red Cross
Wakemen Memorial Building
Main Street
Southport Civic Association
Howard Langdon Taylor
Darton
Ohio
William Taylor
Osborn Place
Taylor
807Th Aero Squadron
McCook Field
John H. Perry
South Carolina
Louis Larsen
Spruce Street
Evelyn Fost
John Street
Miss Post
New York
New Haven
William VanKirk
Harbor Road
Canada
Vankirk
Aviation Corps
J. R. Blamey
F. Elmer Craven
Philadelphia
New Fochelle
Edward Adams
Willow Street
Gordon W. Links
New York City
Joseph
Salvador Garafalo
Post Road
Bridgeport Hospital
Hays as Pacifier and Partisan Talk in the Republican Scene
The piece frames Mr. Will H. Hays as the new Republican National Committee chair pushing pacification and broad access while hinting at a campaign to win Congress, arguing America should unite under Americanism rather than party lines. It notes Hoosier politicking, a short platform, and war support as priorities, with editorial tones from the New York Herald and exchanges.
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Will H. Hays
Hays
Congress
Hoosier
Mids
Republican Organization
New York Herald
Suffield School Closed by Scarlet Fever
Suffield school shuttered as scarlet fever spreads among students. Truman Horten and other pupils sent to hospital in nearby towns for observation. About 200 pupils remain under medical watch as officials track the illness and enforce quarantine measures.
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Suffield
Mar M.tordotin T
Stoner
Tedth
Saffields Schorsd
Opeiveath
Hoya Wilks
Gare
Truman Horten
New Flaven
Thes Beeen
Bfardtford
William Fu. Caldwell
Suiheld
Jubilee's Partner Chapter CCNX Dog Falls Ill
The narrator recalls a cold morning with Jubilee, then finds him sick with a hot nose and a neck lump. He cares for Jubilee through the day, milks the cows, toils with worry, and prays for the dog’s recovery, fearing loss and seeking support from family.
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Jubilee
Hoim
Niles
Youniss
Maggie
Katia France
Thomas Aristides
Youmiss
Katie
Sweetie
Nibs
Poenuts
Sweetis
Peenuts
Ant
Gawd Nancy
Tere
Sam
Fod
Socialists Furnish Bonds of 15000 Each
Bonds of 15000 each were filed with federal authorities today by Seymour Slednan attorney for the Socialists for J Lewis Engdahh dewin St Jean Lieker Adolphe Gergen and Willena Je Krause. Indicted on charges of violating the espionage act, the case involves Victor I Berger director of a Milwaukee dealer. The document notes a long search for Berger in Milwaukee.
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Seymour Sled
Nan
J. Lewis Engdahh Dewin
Baker Will Get Facts on Army for President
Washington reports say Secretary Baker and his party have been watched as they move toward the navy department. Officials expect his talks with General Pershing may yield military impressions, while discussions in France could influence Allied strategy and Wilson’s handling of the war effort.
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Washington
Sal
Baker
Navy Department
War Department
AL Marker
Wilson
Parge
Wington
Pershing
France
United States
German Papers Nervous over the Far East
Swiss dispatch reports German editorials warning that Japan may intensify actions in Eastern Asia. Munchener Wachrichten notes Germany must accept reality of Japan’s moves and fears new efforts. Straikfurter Allgemeine argues Asia policy hinges on Russia or England, while Deutsche Zeitung predicts a German peace will solve all issues if Berlin asserts control.
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Washington
Siber
Switzerland
Munchener Wachrichten
Cormiiny
Entente
Japan
Straikfurter Acilunge
Eastern
Asia
Germany
Eastern Asia
Far East
Russia
England
Deutsche Inses Zeitung
Meaning of name December and Moscow founding note
The article explains December's name deriving from Latin decem meaning ten and traces calendar changes from Romulus to twelve months and Commodus attempts to rename it Amazonius. It also notes Moscow's founding on the Kremlin site by Yuri Dolgoruki in 1147 and the growth of Los Angeles into a major US city.
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Num F Pampilius
Commodus
Commodius
Amazonius
Moscow
Kremlin
Yuri Dolgoruki
Kiev
Moskow
Dolgornki
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Area size comparison of major cities in population
The text compares area sizes, noting 337 square miles surpassing New York City's 314 Chicago's 10 and Philadelphia's 129, highlighting a leading population trend among these cities.
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York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
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