Health insurance as a means to cut industrial sickness
Public Health Bulletin No 78 argues sickness waste in U S labor costs employers and workers through reduced earnings medical bills and deaths. It promotes a government health insurance system funded by workers employers and government with preventive aims and shared financial responsibility to improve health and productivity.
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Drink Hot Water Before Breakfast Cleansing Claim
A 19th century health blurb urges waking to drink hot water with lime stone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and intestines. It claims neutralizes acids, purifies the alimentary canal and treats headaches backaches and stomach trouble. Readers are advised to use quarter pound of lime stone phosphate daily.
Australians Use a New Style Periscope in Trenches
A image shows an Australian unit in northern France observing enemy positions with a rear facing reflecting mirror periscope in the trench. The Australians wear steel trench helmets now common among belligerents for burst protection.
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Aistranave
France
Flanders
Health study on insurance as a valued health measure
The study concludes that insurances can be adapted to American conditions and once adapted will prove to be an extraordinary health measure. The finding emphasizes practical application and potential broad impact on public health policy.
Quaker Coach Drops Entire Varsity Crew
University of Pennsylvania boatmen coach Joseph Wright shifts the varsity lineup by placing the junior varsity crew into the varsity position ahead of a key race on June 17. The juniors have previously defeated the regular varsity squad, sparking debate over Penn’s decisions and team prospects.
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Baseball National League Scores From New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia
Reports of yesterday's NL games show New York Battery Lavender with Aveher facing Mathewson and Rariden, Brooklyn hosts Louis with Mitchell and Wingo while Ragog and Tregressor play. Boston and Philadelphia matches include pitchers and batters with sparse legible details remaining.
Batteries in Midwest and Eastern League Matchups
Battery pairings listed across Chicago Washington and St Louis Boston matchups. Names include Moaridne Walters Covebeakie Stanage Johnson Alnsmith Scott Schalk Mays Crude Well man Severold with Western League teams in Omaha Topeka.
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Detroit
Walters
Covebeakie
Stanage
Chicago
Washington
Johnson and Alnsmith
Scott and Schalk
St. Louis
Boston
Mays
Wellman and Severold
Walthall in The Misleading Lady at Besamy’s
Henry B. Walthall stars as Jack Craigen in The Misleading Lady a five act photo play by Goddard and Dickey shown at Besamy’s. The role traces Craigen from thoughtful distrustful man to a refined brute driven by repressed passions, with Walthall noted as the screen poet of deep emotion and moral intensity.
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Henry B. Walthall
Jack Craigen
Besamy
Charles W. Goddard
Panl Dickey
Craigen
Walthall
Mac‘beth
Henry Walthall
Hypocrisy exposed in Virginia Trent debutante tale
A society expose centers on Virginia Pear son as Virginia Trent, a debutante whose mother pressures a wealthy match. Two suitors include Warren Presslery and Tillet Hotchins, the latter favored. Virginia marries her preferred husband, a near ruined man, and debt from lavish bridge parties grows. An old suitor seeks stock control, pressure follows, and Virginia faces ruin as debts mount and a sale of stock is attempted.
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Virginia Pearson
Virginia Trent
Warren Presslery
Tillet Hotchins
Virginia
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Mutebins
Hutchins
Virginia Pressbry
Hutching
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Pially
New Method of Securing Potash
Washington June 14. An attempt to abate a nuisance menacing California orange groves may yield an adequate domestic potash supply, reducing dependence on Germany. Cement mills using the Cottrell process show dust removal and high potash yield, possibly making potash a cement by product and spurring new mills near rich deposits. The potential exists to produce 100,000 tons yearly, about a quarter of prewar German imports, with future plants dedicated to potash. Notice for Publication. Public land claim in Cheyenne, Wyoming, by Mabel E. Smith filed to prove up land by July 20, 1916. witnesses named.
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United States Bureau of Mines
University of California
Cement
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
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Mabel E. Smith
Warren J. Smith
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