Dog Teams Rush Aid to Nome Relief Mission
A telegram received by The World today from May Geates Steward reports Nome awaiting antitoxin supplies by dog teams. Mayor Maynard notes a mild weather window for a three week arrival, while Nome Health Board officials De Curtis Welch and a public nurse visit homes amid several deaths and rising sore throat cases.
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New York
Bovawe
May Geates
Miyor Maynard
New Belt
Nena
Belo
Nome Health Board
Winder
de Curtis Welch
Druggist Advises An urie for the Kidneys
Mrs. Matilda Wasmer recalls her son Howard recovering from scarlet fever induced kidney weakness after using Doctor Pierce’s Anuric Tablets. She details a regimen of one tablet morning and night for months, noting complete disappearance of kidney weakness. The ad promotes Anuric tablets available from druggists or by 10 cent trial request from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Pittsburgh
Arsenal
Howard
Pierce
Matilda’ Wasmer
Davison
Buffalo
Avtite
Episcopal Convention Closes With Election and Resolutions
The Episcopal convention at Meadvilla closed after a successful session. Rev Abert Broadhurst of St. James Temple Titusville was reelected diocesan secretary for a seventh term. Delegates were chosen to attend the general convention in New Orleans, with Rev. Martin Aiguer and others named as clergy and Turner W. Shacklett and Josiah Howarth among lay delegates. A resolution favored U S participation in an international Court of Justice. An address by Rev John J B Lamard highlighted optimism for the coming year and preparations for the biennial convention in New Orleans.
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Meadvilla
Church In America
New Orlean la
Martin Aiguer
Franklin
E. Owen
Sharon
Albert Broadhurst
Titusville
Albert Breasthurs
Philip Pearsoll
New Cazile
Laymmen
Turner W. Shacklett
Erie
Col
D. Seldon
Oil City
Ton Josiah Howarth
Emporium
Abert Sliffe
Ridgway
United States of America
International Court of Justice
Joha
J. B. Lamard
Department of the National Council
New Orleans
Trotsky deposed now at health resort
A garbled report notes Trotsky deposed and resting at a health resort amid unrest in Williamson County. The dispatch references militia, a hooded order, and a lengthy parade with large crowds. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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