Rain and Snow End the Ruinous Drought Across States
Wintry weather brings rain and snow to Kentucky Wisconsin Minnesota easing droughts and halting fires. Frost damaged crops in Oklahoma and Texas while streams rise restoring factory power and saving forests and water supplies. Farmers cheer rain as drought relief spreads from Michigan to Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Education notes and campus shifts across Dakota and Wisconsin
The Dakota Wesleyan trustees elect Dr S F Kerfoot as president in Mitchell. Winona normal reports 318 enrollments. Rockefeller gives Chicago University a 2 million gift to raise faculty pay by 25 percent. Hall Claire summer school sets attendance records. W Ratsall becomes government Indian school superintendent at Pierre. Wisconsin superintendents enforce compulsory education rules. South Dakota agricultural college plans farmer institutes across twenty five sites in Oct and Nov from Lemon to Lyman counties.
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International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington World
Washington reports on the International Congress on Tuberculosis at the National Museum. Exhibits show dispensaries treatment centers and equipment while speakers compare TB mortality to yellow fever and India's bubonic plague, noting global interest and foreign representatives.
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National Museum
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India
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Tuberculosis Congress Opens With World Leaders In Attendance
The congress opened with honorary presidents and medical luminaries such as Dr Robert Koch and Dr Wyman attending. Speakers addressed state and municipal control of tuberculosis and the treatment of wild animals in captivity. The event marks the first American-held meeting in the series, emphasizing international cooperation and public health education.
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Walter Wyman
W. Reid Bhitr
New York Zoological Society
New York
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America
Coal Mines Take 3125 Lives in a Year
A Geological Survey report shows 3,125 miner deaths and 5,314 injuries in the United States during the last calendar year. West Virginia had the highest death rate, 12.95 per thousand, with Alabama and New Mexico following. Most deaths came from roof falls, not blasts, and Congress funding aims to reduce accidents. Caring for the unemployed remains a European focus with public employment bureaus and relief works expanding across nations.
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Venezuela crise deepens as Brazil rebukes French interests
Caracas debates Brazil’s refusal to let the Brazilian charge d affaires head French interests in Venezuela while France seeks formal representation. In Paris the International Cotton Congress approves four measures to curb distress, promote colonial cotton production, shift to net weight pricing, and introduce mutual insurance in Europe.
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Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Ad Offers
An advertising pitch from the California Fig Syrup Co extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, effective laxative for family use. It claims healthful, reliable ingredients and urges покупка only the genuine product at leading druggists, price fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Martian Life Dying Adds Glamour to Existence
The author suggests Martian life will gradually vanish, making future descendants view Mars with added intrigue. The drying planet will eventually no longer support life as time erodes its surface, ending its evolutionary course and leaving a dead world drifting in space.
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Justineantion on Watch Theft Case
A defendant admits to taking a watch after being told the time by the owner. The owner testifies the watch showed 4 o'clock and the defendant claims the timepiece was correct. The judge weighs the exchange as the guilty act is presented in court.
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Police
Donn's Kidney Pills Cure Gardiner Woman After Bed Rest
Mrs J H Bennett of 59 Fountain St Gardiner Maine says severe back pain dizziness headaches and bladder inflammation left her unable to rise for four months. After using Donn's Kidney Pills she recovered completely in three months and the trouble never returned. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Buffalo
Arm amputee campaign orator asks to keep speaking tour
A campaign orator loses his left arm in a road accident but asks if he can still undertake a speaking tour. The manager replies that he can still "take the stump." The exchange ends with a grim remark on war’s costs as quoted from the Chicago Tribune.
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