Osteopathy in Typhoid Sparks Fort Wayne Debate
A Fort Wayne medical society discussion questions osteopathic treatment for typhoid. Dr Seaman cites cases where osteopathy aided typhoid patients, contrasts with physicians who condemn it, and requests evidence from reputable sources. He argues for greater acceptance and cites a 1911 letter from the American School of Osteopathy confirming non-graduate status of a local practitioner.
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Nilen County
Brown
Fort Warne
White
Lands
Ind
Jane Poplar Errest
Jane Bader
ST. Hende
Henderson
Dave
Dr. Henderson
Board of Health
Seamen
Allen County Medics Society
Fred Rush
Opd
Fort Wayne
Jetter
Kirksgilte
o_K. L Seaman
Fort Wayanad
Allen County Medical Society
S. Duse
Dan
Decatur Pythian Sisters Elect New Officers in Virginia
Decatur VA. Time reports the Pythian Sisters choosing new officers for the half year. Names listed include Most Excellent Chief Afyrda Fraehtes and Excellent Solar Sadie Miller, with officers such as Secretary Grace Hunsickar and Treasurer Lydia Elroy. An advertisement promotes Foley Kinney Pills for kidney and bladder relief.
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Decatur Pythian Sisters
Decatur
Pythdah
Afyrda Fraehtes
Sadie Miller
Filla Peoples
Jessia Burdy
Shemp
Lydia Elroy Grotecress
Grace Hunsickar
Della Cairo
Mantle Tower
Elizabeth Sellemeyer
Orpha Erwin
President Taft Honor Guest at Marion July 3
President Taft scheduled as honored guest in Marion on July 3 with tents arranged by local committee led by George W. Steele J L McCullough and George E B Lockwood. Vice president expected to speak at 5 o’clock with an automobile parade and address to soldiers then bankers and editors of the eleventh district. Governors dinner arranged and Taft’s party to depart for Indianapolis at 9 o’clock.
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Malion
Watt
Us Ciy
George W. Steele
Atie
Narichaulli
J. L. McCullough
Indiana Bankers’ Association
George EB. Lockwoad
Eleventh
Steele
Indianapolis
Wedding bells in New Haven as Edith Cramer weds Fort Wayne groom
Miss Edith Flinger of St Joan's and Mr Mathias Cramer of Fort Wayne married at St John’s Catholic Church. Rev B Wiedar officiated. Guests toured to the bride’s home for elegant dinner and supper. Postnuptial notes mention local moves, arrivals, and civic notices, including celebrations and school program highlights at St John’s.
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New Haven
St. John's Catholic Church
Edith Flinger
St. Joan's
Mathias Cramer
Fort Wayne
B. Wiedar
Uride
Cramer
Vayne
Fred Blaising
McDowall
West Slain Street
Long
Lon Minsel
Sherwood, Co
Smmer Batu
Citeago
Julia A. Ruto Antou
Emma
Ernest Wilam Foerar
Jonetear
Guntred
Mary Bacon
Allantowagtlp
Besancon
Father Louan
Ita Welling
Beraird Bacon
Bacon Wil
Woodburn
Wil
Ari Ana Bee Oe
Mr. Howart
Harditon Take
Mer
Adeline ‘Schnelker
Schneier
Fort Waszie
Aaron Broun
G. Schneizer
J. W. Laughlin
Detroit
H. J. Laughlin
Esther Becker
Aileen Ashley
Clehant Ehinger
Alfred Federspiel
Hermenesild Bueter
Bloom
Britain
G- Kamp
F. Zurbicb
Alien Ashley de Little Hoppers
Little Mothers
Junior Giese
F' Jonius
The
Newsboys
C. Schuckel
Angels Mve
Alien Ashies
Clement Ehinger
Pruze Advancement
Dsther Becker
Marguerite Clack
Lafontaine
H Wlenay
St John's Enjos
St. John's Catholic
Fort Warne
The NCR Promise to Merchants and Customers
A National Cash Register owner proclaims that automated record keeping eliminates leaks and guesswork, allowing higher customer flow, shared costs, smaller per sale profits, and better stock control. Receipts protect buyers, clerks gain trust, and the system promises safety, lower prices, and improved relations for all parties.
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