Cumberland Press Ad Rates And US Public Health Data
The Cumberland Press pub schedule and delivery details are listed. A health column outlines the Public Health Service quarantine system and immigrant health inspections, detailing the three lines of defense against quarantinable diseases and emergency service roles.
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Christmas for the Needy in All Saints Charity Drive
The article reports local Christmas fund contributions to charitable organizations during the past two weeks. It urges readers with any spare money to donate, noting the season's call to help the sick, crippled, and destitute in line with a biblical injunction. It emphasizes continued giving through the winter.
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End of the World Sermon on War and Utility
A newspaper opinion piece mocks end of the world doomsayers noting that war protests yield little practical gain. It argues prayers are more useful than panic and that preparing for disaster won’t save daily work or investments. The author urges focusing on honest labor rather than apocalyptic certainty.
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Wisd Om
Public Health Service warns of disease risk from postwar European migration
Public Health Service officials say the European war raises invasion risk from foreign disease foes and will worsen after hostilities end as emigration resumes. Sanitary efforts are strong, but a broad defense fortification is needed to curb a looming disease surge.
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United States
Europe
United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Cabinet Room
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U. S
Army
Navy
Government armor plate plan endorsed in Senate
Senator Tillman introduces a bill to create a government armor plate factory arguing national preparedness and lower costs than private shipyards. He contends government ownership ensures reasonable profit and benefits the nation as shipbuilding firms profit from contracts.
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Senate
Senator Tillman
Committee On Naval Affairs
United States
Tillman
The Goldarn Yank Cartoons Magazine Verse
Cartoon verses from Sydney papers mock and praise Anglo American relations in a clash of sentiment. The piece portrays the Yank as boastful yet unproven in combat, while noting tensions over money and foreigners.
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Wilson
United States
Syd
U S Bureau of Mines reports advances in American industry
The annual 1915 report by Director Van H Manning details how the Bureau of Mines boosts mineral industries by improving manufacturing methods, cutting waste, and finding uses for previously undervalued materials. Highlights include methods for benzol and tolvol production, improved oil well drilling to save gas, peat utilization, lignite burning, and by product coke ovens adding to output.
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Bureau OF Mines
Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
United States
Germany
W. F. Rittman
Rittman
Bureau
Europe
University of North Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Seven Millionaires Propose Citywide Citizen Police Force
Chicago plans a 20000 strong citizen police cadre alongside regular officers. Read by seven millionaires from the Industrial Club, the scheme assigns unpaid block watchers to report unsanitary conditions and violations, aiding the beat officers without arrest powers. The program aims to boost efficiency and involves mayoral and health department signatories.
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Chicago
Industrial Club of
Louis Damon
Bill Aims to Stop Judges Dictating Jury Verdicts
Representative Dyer of Missouri proposes a bill to require written jury instructions and curb judges from improperly influencing verdicts. He argues current rules let judges speak from the bench and sway cases, making the federal system less accessible to the poor.
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Washington
Dyer
Missouri
Pilgrims Landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620
A notice recalls the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock on December 22 1620 marking 295 years since their arrival. It notes they settled in primitive homes to seek religious freedom and celebrate their Christmas.
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Plymouth Rock
Peculiar Facts About Well Known People
Indianapolis December 22 Carl Fisher famed as father of speedway auto racing also enjoys indoor sports He has built a 27000 indoor tennis court Fisher built the Indianapolis Speedway the first ever constructed
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Carl Fisher
Speedway Auto Racing
Fisher
Indianapolis Speedway
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