Health Report of Cambridge City 1907 Year End
Births numbered 27 across families including Grover Rybolt and Curtis Williams. Deaths reported 32 with pneumonia, cancer, heart disease and other causes. Measles epidemic mild with 45 cases in first quarter and 25 to 30 unreported. whooping cough three months with one death. Milk and meat inspection urged. state stamp proposed for safety. calls for cleaner dairies and food purity. Secretary Health Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boak
Cambridge City
Grover Rybolt
Martin Kennedy
Harry Ginn
Milton Griffin
Benton Wilson
Ralph Teague
Robert Duncan
Raymond Hinskey
Byron Stratton
Samuel Williams
Clyde Dailey
Curtis Williams
Lewis Koanf
William Haler
Fred Shirkey
Oscar Burke
John Zeigler
Earl Tuut
Harry Beard
Dan Chapman
Thos. Duncan
John V. Ingermann
Frank Lannerd
Calvin Jenkins
Carl Boyd
Wm. Bryan
Wm Kelsey
Charlotte Mahaney
Lawrence Minor
Henry B. Harter
Margaret Byruta
Thos. L. Kennedy
Bridgett O’brien
Eva Byrum
Thos. Knox
Jas. McDermott
Thos. J. White
Abram Weaver
John Adams
Evelyn Obmit
Lewis E. Hahn
Sarah E. Faulkhaber
Irene McConley
Theos. G. Wright
Elmer Ball
John Elliott
Health Board
State Health Board
Gibson
State Veterinary Association
Indiana
Health Report of Mr. Auburn 1907 Births and Deaths
Births include a girl for Frank Favorite, a girl for Samuel Morris, a boy for Frank Hutson, a girl for Bert Smith, a boy for Harry Sturgis, a boy for James Hunt, and a boy for Clayton Benjamin. Deaths include Infant Smith, Horatio W. Smalley aged 83, Mary J. Morris 60 from strangulated hernia, and Sophia Huddleston 57 from heart disease. Measles were mild with no epidemic. Village sanitation was excellent and all board recommendations were followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Auburn
Frank Favorite
Samuel Morris
Frank Hutson
Bert Smith
Harry Sturgis
James Hunt
Clayton Benjamin
Infant Smith
Horatio W. Smalley
Mary J. Morris
Sophia Huddleston
Stage News Highlights In Flurry Of New Shows
Viola Allen will produce Her Greater Love this season. Augustus Thomas writes a new play starring John Mason Tyrone Power will headline The Christian Pilgrim with Henrietta Crosman. The Thief tours with four companies. BE. M. Holland tours with The House of a Thousand Candles. Denman Thompson returns in The Old Homestead. The Stepsister by Charles Klein draws poor notices as a modern Cinderella. James O Neill revives The Count of Monte Cristo and Virginius, drawing large crowds in New York.
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Viola Allen
Augustus Thomas
John, Mason
Tyrone
Power
Henrietta Crosman
New York
BE. M. Holland
Charles Klein
James O'Neill
Virginius
Dumes
Royal George Inn Sign Courts Loyal Dorset Host
A Dorset village inn once called the Ass Head prospered after George III stayed there during Weymouth travels. The owner replaced the sign with a painting of the king, prompting a rival to swap in the old Ass Head sign. The Weymouth coachmen misdirected to the rival house, angering the original owner who added a tag claiming the original Ass.
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London
Weymouth
Dorset
Ass’ Head
George III
Royal George
King George
Old-Time Patent Remedy For Rheumatism And Kidney Trouble
An old authority urges warm clothing and dry feet during wet weather and promotes a homemade bottle mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Syrup Sarsaparilla. Readily prepared at home or by a druggist, the remedy claims to regulate kidneys and treat rheumatism caused by uric acid.
Discovery of Coal Timeline in Early United States
A historical sketch traces coal in America from Father Hennepin's 1679 note of a cole mine near Ottawa Illinois to Richmond Virginia where Virginia mines produced 54000 tons in 1822. It notes Ohio discovery in 1755 with production records from 1838 and Pennsylvania anthracite mining begun around 1790 with early shipments to Columbia and Philadelphia.
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United States
Father Hennepin
Kimels‘ River
Ottawa
Richmond Basin
Virginia
Pather Hennepin
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Philadelphia
Lehigh Re
English's Opera House Week of January 20
Indianapolis venue showcases a top Chicago hit The Girl Question starting Monday January 20. Dennis O'Sullivan appears in Peggy Hache ree January 21–22. Blanche Walsh stars in The Kreutzer Sonata January 24–25 in New York production.
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Opera House
Indianapolis
Chicago
Dennis O'Sullivan
New York
English
Peggy Hachree
O'Sullivan
W. J. Henderson
New York Sun
O’sullivan
Caruso
Blanche Walsh
Jacob Gordin
Manhattan
Herald Square
January Sale Slashes Price on Cravanette Coats
Cravanette Coats to close during January Sale with coats priced at five dollars each. Local retailer announces clearance event likely to draw bargain hunters and reduce inventory ahead of season.
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