New York Tuberculosis Fight Uses Don’t Cards and Transfers
A 1906 article reviews a broad anti tuberculosis campaign in New York City. It notes multilingual transfer cards warning the public, street exhibitions, and a charity effort aided by stores and transit to educate foreigners about prevention, symptoms, and cures. It highlights clinics, district dispensaries, and a ferryboat outreach, plus Governor Hughes urging widespread preventive action.
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New York City
United States
New York
San Francisco
Siegel Cao
Charity Organization Society
Mark Twain
Stereopticon Lectuyen
Ab Clinica
Bererlowia
Henements
Sant Juan Bill
New York ‘Charity Organization Society Committee
Tment
Southfield
Weat 16Th
Commission On Hospitals
McClellan
Hughes
Chari
Plain Truth From Thirty Years Experience
A New Hampshire man recounts thirty years with coffee and milk, detailing digestive troubles, sleeplessness, and thirst. He finally switched to Postum, reporting gradual but steady improvement in bowels, appetite, and sleep over six years.
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Wimple
New Hampshire
Imam
Camden’s Coat of Arms Reflects City Origins
Camden March 30 The people are proud of the coat of arms on the shield. Left side shows a helmet representing Lord Camden the English lord whom the city disliked. Right side features a ship signifying shipbuilding. A man figure symbolizes various industries and a locomotive recalls the first Amboy Railroad engine. A woman embodies learning.
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Camden
Lord Camden
Amboy
Ambergris Heist Tale From Bayonne Detected
A Bayonne report details a midday robbery on a railroad route where three men abducted a special detective, stole his badge and revolver, and escaped. Police pursued and captured two suspects, with one believed to be the wounded robber, as revived ambergris lore and a river raft scene unfold in a disjointed travelogue voice.
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Bayonne
Michael
Jantral
Neway
Attra
Gri Mulanay
Lagaray
Kenny
Snallantn
Risonere
Bie Nantes
Jones Russel
John "Nell
Bargain Gala at Building Store Across Fourth Ave
Interior shows a vast sale listing men’s wear such as Derbies and socks, women’s dresses, coats, and underwear, plus home goods including lace, linens, curtains, and writing tablets. Large mentions of lower prices and floor locations indicate a department store clearance event with many discounted items.
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Inoh
Eton
Rae
al Wenvers
Notable Home Furnishings and Upholstery Offers
A vintage ad highlights home decor items and upholstery deals with reversible mercerised fabrics, couch covers, tapestry, lace curtains, and lounging pillows. Prices ranged from $0.90 to about $6.60, including Turkish satin and Nottingham lace curtains, with various coverings and boxes for storage and display.
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Nottingham
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