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Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

2

Bamboozled In Formosa Gun Running Plot Collapse

Waller arrives in Formosa to recruit for a gun running scheme aiding Peppan Ioan chiefs. After a night ambush in bamboo forests, he is rescued by Japanese troops and learns the 30,000 rifles will not be required as authorities seek peaceful submission. He leaves on a Hong Kong bound ship.

Dick Waller Hong Kong London Waller Peter Bimpkin Schmidt Simpkin Rative Tuck Formosa Sak‘halin Sumatra Japan China Bimpkin Peter Simpkin Kelung Tawkan Taiwan Pe Chan Bamboo Forest Pittsburg Press

Dalmatian fishergirl slain by shark attack at sea

Milena Sgambelli, a Dalmatian fishergirl, was bathing near Zara with companions when two sharks charged them. She grabbed an iron rod and attacked the sharks, but fell into the water and lost her leg. She later died of blood loss.

Milena Sgambelli Zara Milena London

Cost of Tuberculosis Costs U S One Billion Annually

Yale professor Irving Fisher told an International Congress on Tuberculosis that tuberculosis costs exceed one billion dollars annually in the United States. He cited 138000 deaths yearly and estimated total societal losses exceed 8000 per victim, urging isolation hospitals to curb spread.

Washington, D. C Irving Fisher Yale University Fisher United States Professor Fisher

Record Coal Mine Death Toll Reaches 3125 in 1907

Washington reports 3125 coal miners died and 5316 injured in 1907 across the United States per Geological Survey. West Virginia led deaths per thousand and Alabama and New Mexico saw high fatality rates with low production per life lost. 947 gas and dust explosions and 201 powder blasts caused many deaths. roof and coal falls were the chief killers. BE W Parker calls for Congress to grant 150000 for disaster investigation and prevention.

Washington D. C United States Geological Survey West Virginia New Mexico Alabama Missouri BE. W. Parker Congress

Diver Fights Devil Fish In Daring Fort Ross Rescue

In Fort Ross Cove California diver Martin Lund of the Coast Wrecking Company battled a giant devil fish aboard the wrecked steamer Pomona lying in thirty feet of water. With tentacles constricting his legs neck and torso Lund hacked at the limbs and head with his knife until he broke free and was brought to the surface unconscious.

San Francisco Cal Martin Lund Coast Wrecking Company Pomona Fort Ross Cove Marin County Lund

Mercury Found by Surgeon to Cure Tuberculosis

Navy surgeons report mercury as a tuberculosis specific after accidental discovery by Surgeon Barton Leigh Wright. The injection treatment, given with open air rest proper food and sanitation, aims to halt tubercular lesions and save lives where lung tissue remains viable. Surgeon-General Rixey made no comment on the tests.

Washington, D. C Navy Government Bureau of Medicine and Surgery C. T. Hibbett Barton Leigh Wright Wright Rixey

Gingerly Ginger: From Teething Gums To Soap Mischief

A fragmented 19th century column blends dubious remedies with domestic humor. It cites Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething and Hicks’ Capuchine for women’s pains, then shifts to a grocery store scene where a bride mistakes cheese for soap, explaining misfiled purchases and a puzzled clerk amid a humorous domestic misunderstanding.

No Gusher But Tells Facts About Postum

A Wisconsin reader praises Postum with a eight year habit, drinking it three times daily to ease prior dyspepsia and indigestion after giving up coffee. The letter, signed as from Postum Co., cites improved eating and health for herself, her parents, and husband, and notes continued use.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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