Havana Plague Warns Rats Must Die to Stop Spread
The article compares Havana and New Orleans efforts against bubonic plague, urging rat extermination to curb outbreaks. It notes governmental delays, large-scale campaigns, and the need for house rat-proofing, with New Orleans achieving a plague-free status after aggressive sanitation. It also discusses congressional committee duties and the anticipated role of the Federal Trade Commission.
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Washington
DD. C
Havana
Public Service of the
United States
Health Service
New Orleans
Federal Trade Commission
Personal notices travel and visits across cities tied to names
William Goetz left last night for a visit to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. S. H. Moore of Thomas West Virginia is visiting friends in the South End. E. S. Crist Mary street is visiting in Lexington Virginia. Mrs T Miller of Connellsville is visiting Mrs. Robert Reynolds 700 Virginia avenue.
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William Goetz
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
S. H. Moore
Thomas
W. Va
South End
E. S. Crist
Mary Street
Lexington
T. Miller
Connellsville
Robert Reynolds
Virginia Avenue
Cumberland Baseball Team Holds Preseason Meeting
Manager Nelson Russler convened the Cumberland 1914 team at the Arlington Hotel parlor. The players showed enthusiasm as they discussed season prospects and readiness. Most are in top condition. practice will start once ground work and weather permit, with new uniforms arriving soon.
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Arlington Hotel
Cumberland
Nelson Russler
The Common Law at Maryland Theatre Monday Matinee
Maryland Theatre presents The Common Law by Marguerite Fields company featuring Louis Neville and Valerie West in a dramatic adaptation of Robert W. Chambers work. Seats at box office. Also Tonight The Newlyweds and Their Baby musical revue with 16 songs and The Eight Pouter Pigeons ballet offering 400 lower floor seats for 75 cents. Grace M. E. Church announces two services with topics on eternal consequences of rejection and liberty of the children of God versus slavery of sin.
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Robert W. Chambers
Maryland Theatre
Marguerite Fields
Louis Neville
Valerie West
Mr. Chambers
George McManus
Aaron Hoffman
Paul West
Seymour Brown
Nat D. Ayer
John W. Bratton
Frank Smithson
Grace M. E
Virginia Avenue
F. A. Killman
Earn $29 to $35 monthly with no selling or canvassing
Employment offer promises $29 to $35 per month extra for employed persons without interfering with work. No investment, no selling, no canvassing. Unemployed applicants need not apply. Send details to The Silver Mirror Co Inc 123 W Madison St Chicago Ill.
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The
Silver Mirror Co., Inc
Madison Street
Chicago
Ill
Can't Lose Ham Hair Remedy Promises World Hair Cure
A prominent American druggist forecasts Mildred in a Hair Remedy will nearly universalize in eight years, claim it will end dandruff and baldness, cure scalp diseases, and grow hair on any life left. The ad touts three week cures, money back guarantee, and 50 cent bottles through American Proprietary Co. in Boston.
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America
American Proprietary Co
Boston
Mass
Free sample offer for hair remedy coupon at American Proprietary Co
An advertisement promises a free large sample of a hair remedy to readers who mail a coupon with name and address and ten cents for postage to American Proprietary Co in Boston Massachusetts. The offer emphasizes quick action and return mail delivery.
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American Proprietary Co
Boston
Mass
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