Medical Facilities in Coal Regions Draw Fire Over Practices
A March York dispatch reports a study by the Bureau of Cooperative Medicine criticizing coal region doctors and operators for inflating costs and limiting patient care. It notes deaths from mine accidents and misclassified causes, with 122000 miners paying millions yearly for deficient medical services.
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York
Bureau of Cooperative Medicine
Thene
Tor
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bureau of Cooperaive Media
Edward Filene
Boston
Union Health Conference
Walter Polakov
Kingsley Maverta
Cr.eet
Decatur Church Activities Span Breakfasts and Prayers
Community notes from Decatur record St John Episcopal class breakfast fund drives, Sixteenth Avenue Baptist prayer and W M A events, Lenten sermons, and church circle meetings. Local residents attend, travel, or recover from illnesses, with updates on fires and fishing trips near Blue Water.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Sell that white elephant Phone 46 Ad Taker
Classified note urges selling a white elephant with a simple call to action to phone 46 and ask for Ad Taker. It conveys a concise sale prompt suitable for a small ad listing.
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White Elephant
Noise In The Mind Of Classic Thinkers
A fragment notes Herbert Spencer blocked noise to think and Thomas Carlyle built a soundproof room to work undisturbed. It mocks how great minds shield themselves from disturbance to focus on ideas.
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Herbert Spencer
Thomas Carlyle
Scarlett Wears Gowns in Gone With The Wind Scene
The passage describes Scarlett in elegant gowns as the film shows Rhett Butler and Clark Gable by a wagon during scenes of Scarlett’s flight and Atlanta burning toward Jonesboro.
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Clark
Rhett Butler
Hollywood
Calif
Tara
Scarlett O'Hara
Vivien Leigh
Wall Street Opens With Cautious Waiting On Aid Talks
The market followed a tentative path with no strong selling and hints of a spring upturn. Traders awaited congressional decisions on business relief as leaders saw mixed results in bonds and commodities. Several key equities posted minor declines while others held steady, signaling a cautious start to the session.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Krokera
Congress
Germany
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Boeing
Consolidated Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Great Northern
Lake Shore
Niles-Bement Pond
American Gas
Lockheed
Commodities Mixed as Receipts Steady Across Markets
Bulls lead at 6.75 with top velars 10 and hog receipts 600. Sheep receipts 25. Fat lambs 6.00 9.00, fat ewes 2.00 3.00. Cotton opens 1 3 lower on Liverpool cables and trade selling with some support from merchants. Teas and other commodities quoted with varied bids and opens.
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New York
Liverpool
Spot House
Southern
Commission House
OI Ciimisdehanaody
TRI Exsenaie Colees
Nashville Livestock Market Report Summary
Nashville Tennessee March 13 cattle salable receipts 600 calves 100. Market active with most classes steady. Good fed steers and yearlings 9.00 to 10.00, strictly good dry fed cattle 10.50. Other cattle mainly 8.50 down. Beef cows top 17.25, cutter grades 4.00 to 4.50.
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Dept. Agri
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