Modern Medical Treatments Offer New Methods at Eastern and SouthernHospitals
A clinic advertises comprehensive care by A.GEA, M.D., claiming modern methods comparable with eastern and southern hospitals. It lists treatments for chronic diseases including dyspepsia, diabetes, rheumatism, eye, throat, lung issues, nervous debility, male sexual disorders, skin eruptions, and various urological problems. Confidential treatment for both sexes is promised, including fistula and rupture cures by the new method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Religious services and fraternal meetings in Estherville area
A dense schedule lists Methodist and Presbyterian worship times, Sunday school, prayer meetings, and church gatherings. Also detailed are many Masonic and veterans orders meetings including Estherville lodges, chapters, encampments, and auxiliary bodies with regular monthly dates and venues like Odd Fellows hall and the courthouse.
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Methodiat
Tim
Ovenlan
Naday
Catholic
Bamens
tutheran—Rey
Thompson
Paaiot
Barvices
Norwon
My of Knaite
Tatis
Mente Accot
Dach shelptain—Bervices
Regulay
Puntor
Firat
Ufarhoon
T—Esdrasion Commandery
H. A. M—fopthn
Af&am
North Star Lodge
Bir
North Star
Estherville Lodge
Rebokahs
Harmony Lodge
P—Red Gauntlet
UR K P.launcelot Division
L. F
Monany
Ball
Esther
M. Woa
Hell
Vandenburgh Post
M. Woodman
K. Tun
Emmet
Woodmoun bin Q. BP
Martinas
Underground Tubes Spark New Medical Beliefs
A London Telegraph warning notes that mothers seek tunnel air and underground railways as cures for croup and whooping cough. Doctors recount cases of beliefs in tunnels curing illness, despite scientific advances shifting away from old gas-based remedies. The piece suggests cautious optimism for modern sanatoria and the evolving view of medical treatment.
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London Telegraph
Electric burglar trap in Chicago captures would be burglar
An early system uses a camera and flash to deter intruders. Installed recently in Chicago the device is triggered by window or door opening and lights up to photograph the would be intruder. Tests show clear frames of the would be marauder. similar contrivances have photographed wild animals.
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Chicago
Onya
Mangauder
Bananas Shape Labor and National Character Says London Telegraph
A London Telegraph report cited by Sir H Johnston claims bananas in Uganda protect idle living, needing little labor and forming a self perpetuating food source. The fruit sprouts from rhizomes, sending shoots that become fruiting trees while underground growth continues. Native effort is mainly harvesting as fruit ripens, with broader social impact noted.
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H. Johnston
London Telegraph
Distrieta
Uganda Protectorate
Alex
Leprosy Panic Sweeps Western Nicaragua
A Managua newspaper reports a rising leprosy outbreak in western Nicaragua, especially Leon and Chinodege. Officials warn parents to keep children off streets as the disease grows from primary to secondary stages, with 1500 to over 2000 lepers estimated nationwide while sanitation laws remain weak.
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Goria
Managua
Nicaragua
Leon
Chinendege
Cottact
Republic
Holtea
Moose and Bear Clash Highlight Northern Wildlife
A Quebec report details a Canadian black bear reportedly killing a moose calf and an adult moose, with Henry Braithwaite the veteran New Brunswick guide confirming long suspected predation. Northern Ontario moose face scarcity as seasons close and bear numbers rise, while wolves increasingly threaten moose calves in the far north.
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Ilenry Braithwaite
New Brunswick
Saya
Quebec
Raya
Sleury
Ontario
Kaiser's concern prompts public works and relief funds
A Berlin observer reports that Emperor William II expressed distress over unemployment and suffering. He ordered public works to commence promptly and asked savings from birthday illuminations be redirected to relief efforts. German officials will allocate funds to aid the jobless. The note mentions relief practices and broader concerns over social welfare.
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Nstiie
Berlin
London Standard
Tnerlac
Abix
Politicians and Babies in a Patchwork of Jokes
A mosaic of lighthearted quips from various papers humorously portrays politics and daily life. Jokes cover election chatter, baby praises, and social froth, featuring London and American tidbits, witty exchanges, and playful misreadings of serious matters.
Wild wedding reception echoes in noisy newspaper blur
Fragmented OCR text recounts a chaotic wedding night scene with interjections from partygoers and a violator window incident. It blends stray quotes from multiple papers and humorous asides, naming Chicago Daily, Washington Star, Philadelphia Press, NY Sun, and NY Weekly among other sources, creating a collage of gossip and mock dialogue.
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Emmet House
B.agea
M.D
Estherville Bahoole
M. Bfyn
H. Prt Epier
Olvio Socleties
M.vigkep Gom
Matket
L. J. Bixby
Nota ‘Big Profit Cigars
Price
Pagani Drag
Loula
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Fort Worth
Saupe van
Red River Division
Fred Bolter
Rat Envi Ey Bel
Marnauder
Cassion
Countrles
Society of
Rome
Nero
United States
Laprosy
Gariehn
Brain
Kaiser
Gerwoyn
Gotham
Bowe
New York
Madway Studios
Lonedon
Korumulana
Pha ‘Mon
Chicago Post
Misa Frizz
Washington Star
Inez
Brooklyn Eagle
Tweord-Herald
Bulivar
Silvertung
Foeton
Remug
Det Nwell
Sam—Till Jones
Cmenge Daily News
Johnny
Chicago Daily News
Towna Taples
N. Y
Marke
Deacon Jenks
Chicago Tribune
Eph
Chareoal Eph
Monde
Baltimore News
the Musicale
Hoyle
Doyle
Yeur
Chicago Trine
Mary
Lendon
Chicago Daily
Sorghum
Tayne
Philadelphia Press
Judith
Nancy
Andy
N.Y
Maarjerle
N.Y. Sun
Bryan
Bredibiets
Lyon
Alou
Ghidys
Mer
Deaking
Linsself
Ethel
Judge
Phil
Woda
INO. O. Rygg
Postofice
Reed Milag
Deay Line
Yarself
Oscar Robins
Anderson Brother
Ea J. Hanse
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