Rise of Hospitals Tied to Christian Teaching
The article traces hospital origins to travelers and the poor, noting ancient slave and soldier care, Basilius’s 270 A D hospital at Caesarea, St. Augustine’s remark on new hospitals, Symmachus founding three in Rome, and a large 6th century Lyons hospital, showing the spread of Christian era care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Basilius
Caesarea
St. Augustine
Symmachus
Rome
Lyons
Christendom
Chicago Examiner
Awakening in Wood's Apartment After a Gunshot
Howard, waking amid darkness and shattered furniture, recalls borrowing $2,000 from Robert Underwood and drinking with him. He discovers Underwood sprawled on the floor, a dead or unconscious man, as tension rises over the mysterious alarm and the missing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Wood
Robert Underwood
Underwood
Heredan le
Annie
Leave it to Her Judgment in a Curious Exchange
A witty exchange unfolds as a fair young woman asks if the first kiss should be aimed at the girl, and the reply explains the kiss happened by chance with the man noting the other details. The speaker then leaves the judgment to her own discretion about the subject.
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Alicia
Underwood
Hartment
Undervwood
Sue
Oman
Howards
Guy
Soward
Tim
Iley, Underwood
Chicago News
Los Angeles Times
Slightly Misquoted Tit-Bits Exchange
A short humorous quote notes a misquote about a friend named Mr Needs. The exchange suggests a witty line about thirst for glory and a glorious thirst, reflecting light banter in Tit Bits.
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Mr. Needs
Legislative In House. Passage of measures marked by sessions
The morning and afternoon sessions showed contrasts to the previous day with limited minor business. Key actions included passing $86 700 for the industrial school at Ellendale with opposition, confirming governor appointments and four trustees, and designating Columbus Day as a legal holiday in honor of Christopher Columbus.
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Manhee
Ellendale
Herman Taindbiom
Richard McCarten
Hoh. Perry
North Dakota Hospital For the Insate
Jamestown
WFF
Stee
Martin
School of Agriculture
Beach
Johnson
Railroad Commission
U. S
Carter
Sporteum
Mourth
Senate
S. Wood
Simpson
Columbus
America
Indignation meetings prompt House actions on resolutions protests
The House received copies of resolutions from Grand Forks and Valles Cites, but moved to table them after heated debate. A special committee was to consider the Davis apportionment bill, and the Woman's suffrage issue prompted committee referrals. The Morning vote ended 4 to 42 against preserving the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Valles
Cowan
Willams
DS Streeter Omnes
Bay Thie
He Chaine
Hotmnes
Seamiter Plain
Senate
Ron
Davis
Steele
Renville
Mandan fair bill passed and sanatorium funds raised
The retired Mandan fair bill received 2400 dollars and the state tuberculosis sanatorium proposal began with a 400 dollar contribution drive. Senators Simpson La Moure McDowell and Marth led with 100 dollars each, prompting likely broader legislative support as apportionment moves forward and bills proceed to final reading. The Cowan investigating committee hearings opened in the House with Hanson presiding, in a voluntary effort aligned with the majority report.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Simpson
la Moure
McDowell
Marth
House
Committee of the
Hanson
Cowan
Legislature Passes Massive Appropriations and Reapportionment Fight
Morning focused on congressional reapportionment. Senate key to talks. Afternoon saw the appropriation committee kill many house and senate bills including 50,000 for government experimental at large and 252,000 for Minor Normal School. Nestos tax commission bill debated then killed 24 to 23. Night sessions finalised passage of senate bills in house and vice versa and disposed of routine business.
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Hointes
Nestos
Hansen
Norhelm Conner
Grand Works
Shier Semiater Fey
Judes Im
Uris
Eles Vate
Martin
Tilings
Senate
House
Maysville Normal
Nestos Tax Commission
Legislative Assembly
Aera
Legislature Ends Busy Session With Many Bills Passed
The final day of the session closed with many bills approved by both chambers. The house approved numerous measures including 183 69 420 BSS 275 257 402 419 421 447 415 410 while the senate concurred on several bills and sent amendments back. The anti-cigarette bill was killed as the session concluded with a flurry of actions and adjournment.
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House
Senate
Fifth Judicial District
Supreme Court
Stermis
Divis of Larimore
Cowan Ose
Committee On Appropriations
Bath
Peruna Relief Ends 23-Year Chronic Illness
Mrs. J. B. Bourland of San Saba Texas states she suffered twenty three years with chronic catarrh severe head pain constant mucus drainage coughing and bilious attacks. After using Peruna she found bowel relief in three days and was cured after five bottles, and she recommends Peruna to others with similar afflictions.
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J. B. Bourland
San Saba
Texas
Hanley appoints board of five Thinkers for impeachment trials
In the afternoon Speaker Hanley named a five member board of Thinkers charged with prequiring articles of impeachment. The board, composed of Representatives, will conduct the trial before the Senate.
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House
Hanley
Senate
Wilton Man Kills Large Timber Wolf in Trap Incident
Wilton resident Andy Walker along the river southwest of Wilton captured and killed a massive white timber wolf named Sumelias after luring the animal to Wilton. The event followed a week of hunters setting traps west of the Missouri river, with the wolf reportedly breaking a chain before being killed after a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Andy Walker
Sumelias
Missouri River
Farmers rally plan for town elevator at the hub
A Monday night meeting at the opera house discussed forming a farmers elevator at the hub. Organizers seek 36,000 to 7,000 dollars in stock, with Farmers' Concern leading and local businesspeople offering help to secure subscriptions.
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Ornag
Tina
Dorman Opera
Bonds for Seed Grain in Burleigh County Meeting
Wisnareh The bond of commissioners of Burleigh county met at the courthouse Wednesday for their regular monthly session. The board bonded the county for 46090 to purchase seed grain for farmers who could not obtain it. The rest of the day covered routine matters. Provente seed resident Morton county Manthar dation Bisote of Judson area noted, a man named Ellis likely died of heart failure after walking home. his boy was found roadside.
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Poe
Bimself
Howe
Tie
Howard Jeffries
Underwood
Wisnareh
Burleigh County
Weitnexdas Wierning
Batterson Vesperminn
Davies
Korn
Thompson
Morton County
Wis
Judson
His
Dewith
Eyvoenine
Ellis
Belle at Chopin recital and marriage resolve
A Belle at a Chopin recital smiles through Marche Funebre and asks about the gown cost in Paris. In New York courts a 17 year old refuses work, choosing marriage to a man earning eight dollars weekly.
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Belle
Paris
New York
Mamie
Heston Herald
Honest Confession A Doctor's Talk on Food
A Texas practitioner admits bias against advertised foods and shares a Corpus Christi visit tale. He describes Grape-Nuts as delicious, strengthening, and easy on digestion, noting improved strength and reduced nausea after weekly use. The letter, attributed to Postum Co both with a famous slogan, is presented as genuine promotional material.
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Texas
Corpus Christi
Chohes
Biper
Postum Co
Rattle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Buma
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