Vote on Tresty Soon The Nerve Of Senator Scott
Washington Jan 27 special. A long debate on the canal treaty is expected to end with a vote and disposal of the measure. The piece notes Senator Scott of West Virginia backing mine owners against Patterson, Smoot expulsion efforts, and Senator McCreary’s debating tactics. ARTHUR W. DUNN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Panama
Senator Scott
West Virginia
Colorado
Patterson
Rocky Mountain
Scott
Smoot
Reed Smoot
Utah
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrows
Air and Insanity: Open Air Cure in Asylums and War Hospitals
The article extols open air therapy for physical and mental illness, noting improved outcomes in Spanish war wards and cottages for the insane. It contrasts dark confinement with ventilated pavilions in Vermont and Rochester, praising sunlight, views, and outdoor activity as curative. It condemns coercive confinement as harmful to mental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Rochester
N. Y
Heat Two Rooms With One Tire Concept
An inventor proposes heating two rooms using a single tire by guiding combustion gases through a drum inside the chimney. The system slows gas flow and achieves complete combustion, channeling heat to a pipe to warm the additional room without losing heat in the stove room.
Heating system uses stacked pipes to move heat between rooms
A described setup features a drum and three pipes connecting a stove to a chimney with air inlets and a floor register. The arrangement maintains warm air in the upper room while partially cooling and reheating air returns below. It could also work with a cook stove or furnace to harness heat rising the chimney.
Radioactive Gas Found In New Haven Water
Yale scientists Professors Banstead and Wheeler report a radioactive gas in New Haven drinking water not from dissolved substances. Residue is only slightly active, yet deeper water shows higher radioactivity. Experiments continue.
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Banstead and
Wheeler
Yale Scientific School
New Haven
Salt as a Fertilizer Effects on Vegetables and Grains
Salt or sodium chloride acts oddly as a fertilizer. It checks some vegetables while increasing the yield of wheat and other suitable crops. Mangel wurzel beans cabbages and onions grow well with salt. asparagus also benefits from liberal salt supplies.
Pension bill would swell federal outlays in coming years
Washington January 26 special report notes Dolliver leads a river and harbor pension proposal that could raise annual outlays by about 60 million dollars. The piece traces political support and doubts about passage while predicting a long push for veterans pensions and a Lewis and Clark Exposition appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dolliver Lay
Dolliver
A Wife Reveals Secret to Restored Happiness and Health
The narrative describes a wife confessing that irritability and physical weakness nearly ruined her engagement and marriage. After a friend urged Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription she improved, restoring beauty and nerve, and two more women found happiness with the same remedy. The piece argues many female ailments stem from local inflammatory conditions and hormonal imbalance, worsened by habitual constipation, and promotes the doctor’s treatment as a reliable cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Is It Necessary to Sacrifice Health for Wedded Love
A period-voice ad argues Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription helps women avoid sacrificing health and happiness in marriage. It claims the vegetable remedy stops weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, cures female weakness, steadies nerves, and boosts appetite for many women seeking relief.
Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription Pays $500 for Cures
The World’s Dispensary Medical Association offers $500 in legal tender for any case of uterine disorders such as leucorrhea, uterine prolapse, or female weakness that cannot be cured by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The letters from patients in Prescott Arizona and He City Michigan praise the remedy, urging others to try it and avoid substitutes while noting the cost savings of treatment.
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Rodey
New Mexico
Union
East
Vermont
New York
Foreign Export Department of the Establishment
United States
Arthur W. Dunn
Congress
Washington
Grant
Joe
Panama
Oregon
Portland
Roosevelt
Lewis and Clark
O. W. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
City
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Minnie Richmond
He City
Mich
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Free Medical Adviser Offer From Dr Pierce
An advertisement offers Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free of charge on receipt of mailing stamps. The cloth bound volume costs one cent stamps and the paper covered book requires 21 stamps, with delivery to Buffalo New York.
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Snapp
Representative Snapp
Ilinois
Representative Cooper
Wisconsin
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Senator MccCreary
Shaw
John Shaw
State Department
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Hay
McCreary
Senator McCreary
Kentucky
Gelvice
House
Arizona
Petrified Forest
Lacey
Arizona Territory
Long Ag
John Shober, JR
Land & Livestock Agr
Pittsburg
Helena
Montana
Trilbune
Dillon
Alio
Buffalo, N. Y
the Tribune
Dillon, Montana
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