Pasteur Expert Pro Claims Cure for Contagious Malady
At the Academy of Science Dr. Nicolle of the Pasteur Institute of Tunis describes a vaccine for gonorrhoea using microceceal components. He reports over 200 treated with no failures in a year, noting rapid results from injections and cures of chronic and acute cases, with no feverish reaction and hopeful effects on purulent ophthalmia in newborns.
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Paris
Academy of Science
Nicolle
Pasteur Institute of
Tunis
New Painless Dentistry by Gas at Poole’s Clinic
Dr Poole offers a painless dental method using nitrous oxide and oxygen to crown fill or perform any operation without pain. Patients stay insensible to pain during procedures with no after effects and leave relieved by the experience. No obligation examination. fifth and central avenue.
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Poole
Northcliffe predicts Atlantic flight next year
Lord Northcliffe, owner of the London Times and Daily Mail, says aviation prize incentives push toward an Atlantic crossing. He notes France trains about 1000 skilled aviators and plans a likely attempt to win the prize in the coming year.
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Atlantic
New York
Lord Northcliffe
London Times
The
Daily Mail
Fifty Barbary Coast Girls Sign Death Pact Over Halls
Mrs. Lottie Lake says fifty Barbary Coast women mainly mothers signed a death by own action pact if dance halls close. She recalls a gas room rescue after preparations to die and notes many are unemployed and unable to support their children. Lane, an entertainer, has two daughters ages 10 and 12 with uncertain schooling.
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San Francisco
Lottie Lake
Barbary Coast
Lane
California
Nevada
October on a thousand hills and beacon fires
Clinton Stollard in the New York Sun evokes October’s hills and twilight winds like lyres, hinting at a nameless longing with a pulse of song and fame. The piece comments on the United States shoe product surpassing England France Germany and Italy with other countries following.
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Clinton Stollard
New York Sun
United States
England
France
Germany
Italy
Michigan coal output may be nearing end
State Geologist H C Allen warns Michigan may cease coal production within fifteen years as most output comes from Nagv ie w and Bay Counties. He notes last five years rate could exhaust the supply, with Saginaw and Bay County properties valued at about 1 250 000. Four former Jamestown Mayors sworn in as police officers.
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King
Mich
H. C. Allen
Michigan
Nagview
Bay Counties
State Tax ‘Commission
Allen
Saginaw
German American Alliance Urges Naturalization and Civic Rules
The National German American Alliance calls on Germans in the United States to naturalize promptly and says only American citizens may hold office in the alliance. It backs easier naturalization, immigrant job matching to farms, and rural credit. It condemns national prohibition efforts and reveals a new German American Women’s Society to opposing suffrage and prohibition. Mrs. E J Dornhoefer notes 32 chapters of the Ladies Auxiliary and states women should refrain from politics.
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St. Louis
National
German-America Alliance
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Women's Society
E. J. Dornhoefer
New York
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Alliance
Turkey’s crops promise record yields amid war disruption
Turkish agriculture shows exceptional growth this year with early harvests in warm districts and new cultivation in Asia Minor despite many men serving in uniform. Farmers expanded arable land by about 20 percent since 1912 and grain crops may reach four to five times last year’s output. Exports of bowing machines reached 10 million dollars in 1912 with four million destined for Europe.
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Asia Minor
Famous bull fighter to quit the arena
Madrid reports that Bombita Ricardo Torree, Spain’s famed bull fighter, retires with his last bull on October 19 for the Bull Fighters Pawn Shop. Once a self-made fortune of about 600000 dollars from the ring, he is credited with fearless skill and a celebrated smile that charmed Paris to Madrid.
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Madrid
Spain
Octo— Hombita
Toreador
Killis
Bull Fighters
Bombita
Ricardo Torree
Paris
Puerta del Sol
Bompita
Barcelona
Mazzantini
Arkansas Battleship Posts 21.49 Knot Hour Speed
Norfolk date Oct 8 the battleship Arkansas flagship of the Atlantic division ran four hours from New York to Hampton Roads at an average speed of 21.49 knots despite a strong northeast storm. The ship would have shown an even higher record absent the gale Rear Admiral Winslow praised the crew in the engine room and praised Lieutenant Commander Fr P Jessop who led engineering efforts during the run.
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Norfolk
New York
Hampton Roads
Arkansas
Atlantic
Winslow
Fr. P. Jessop
Monkey escapes with rare disease claims in odd lab tale
A Baltimore newspaper fragment recounts Woodrow Maccus Fuhesus, a John Mopkina University monkey, allegedly carrying a rare disease. After disappearing from Hunterian Laboratory he reappears intoxicated, with two black eyes, then returns lively and chatty, with writers noting prior monkey trials and several deaths from the disease.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Maccus Fuhesus
John Mopkina University
Hounterian Laboratory
W. M Rhesus
Woodrow
Bourbon tobacco crop shows strong growth under cover
Bourbon County tobacco largely under roof with towers easing frost fears. Despite a late season and extreme dryness sparking fears of losses, quality remains high as growers expect about 70 percent of normal yield.
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Bourbon
Patis
Bourbon County
Pigeon Flies 1100 Miles With Note
A pigeon traveling from Topeka Kansas to De Grace Maryland carried a note and arrived at its home after about 1100 miles. The bird was found in a window, cared for by T Stanley Vanneman, and the owner was notified. Milton Postl of Topeka confirmed the voyage and the notebook note attached to the bird.
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de Grace
L & Manemue Necatines
T. Stanley
Vanneman
Plerk
Ind
Vahneman
Milton ‘Postl
Topeka
Kan
Here
Niles
Woman voter in Australia reads relief in suffrage booklets
A Sydney Bulletin excerpt portrays a woman voter energised by federal booklet guidance on constitutional amendments. The piece notes her plan to vote by motor car, while a witty aside shows the booklet’s impact on understanding and confidence, ending with her headily grasping the process.
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The
Sydneys ' Bulletin
Mary
Glinging Skirts May Force Changing Football Stands
New York report notes that tight skirts reportedly rise with wearers during crowded football games causing safety concerns. College official warns larger crowds worsen the issue and suggests adding steps to stadiums if fashion growth continues.
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New York
Carlisle Woman Observes 101st Birthday Milestone
Mrs Samuel Sipe longtime Carlisle resident celebrated her 101st birthday in Carlisle recalling a century of history. She recalls Molly Pitcher and asserts the heroine is buried in Carlisle where memorials mark her grave. Mrs Sipe was born in Switzerland in 1812 and came to Carlisle at age eight.
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Carlisle
Samuel Sipe
Molly Pitcher
Sipe
Monmouth
Switzerland
Carisle
Pitman player’s fadeaway slide saves teen from train crash
Harry Skinner second baseman for Pitman narrowly escaped injury when a collision occurred after a train struck an automobile on the Salem branch of the West Jersey Railroad. Carter Woodbury drove the car with A Masters and another passenger aboard as the vehicle collided near West Mount Royal. Skinner and companions jumped to safety as wreckage spilled from the train.
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Pitman
N. J
Harry
Salem
West Jersey
West Mount
Skinner
Grocer Louis Klemme Assigns Assets in Insolvency Case
Louis C. Klemme a grocer of 3588 Liston Avenue assigned his assets to Horace W. Harmeyer for creditors in the Insolvency Court. He cites a long decline in business with assets listed at 760 and liabilities at 2000. The note mentions the garbage reduction plant odors driving residents away, with additional odd species remarks about snakes and poison glands.
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Louis C. Klemme
Liston Avenue
Horace W. Harmeyer
Klemme
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