Treatment Shifts View Of Insanity At Watertown Hospital
Dr W E Taylor claims nine tenths of patients cured without medicine and cites Watertown hospital data. He traces insanity through history, praises humane modern methods, and urges industrial work, gardening, and scientific farming to aid recovery and reduce stigma. He cites a potato yield compare as example of scientific farming benefits.
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Watertown i Hospital
W. E. Taylor
Tri-City
Harper House
Rock
Yland
B.C
Hippocrates
Philip Pennell
Illinois
Watertown
Taylor
Watertown Hospital
Watertown Farm
Canton Honors McKinley On Birth Anniversary
Canton Ohio observes the birthday of President McKinley with wreaths at his tomb from Washington and Cleveland. City schools held exercises about his life and public service while teachers and pupils wore carnations, echoing the late president's habit of a red carnation boutonniere.
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Canton
McKinley
Washington
Cleveland
Bucklen Arnica Salve Claims Best Pile Cure Made
Brave Fire Laddies burn injuries treated with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to relieve pain and speed healing for burns, scalds, wounds, cuts, bruises, eruptions, ulcers, felons, and piles. Ad claims instant relief at 25 conte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Joseph Emmerts
Survives Fall Into Well at West Third Street
Florence Modler, seven, fell into an open well 24 feet deep at 308 West Third Street. Rescued by Reuben Rich and William Abbott as neighbors tore up the porch, she was saved from drowning by bracing against the wall. A physician treated her for cold and shock before she returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Steeey
Florence Modler
J. EB
Modler
West Third
Adam
Graffe
Mr. Rich
William Abbott
Lowden Pushes Plan to Reform U S Diplomatic Service
Washington reports Congressman Frank Lowden calls for overhauling the foreign service to raise standards of officials and offices. He has secured a hearing on a bill to improve diplomatic buildings and now favors establishing schools of instruction to train diplomats. He compares efforts to business practices and stresses professional training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Lowden
Illinois
United States
Lowden
Catholic Newspaper Planned for Rockford Diocese
Rockford January 28 plans are under consideration to establish a new Catholic newspaper for the Rockford diocese. Supporters include influential Catholics across the diocese. If launched the paper will focus on local church news and include broader Catholic items from around the world.
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Rockford
Waterway deepening plan outlines Illinois canal bill
Springfield Jan 29 The waterway measure sets a 14 foot depth and 204 foot bottom width from Lockport to Utica with power plants locks and dams. A five member board appointed by the governor handles bonds salaries and contracts while eminent domain and leasing rules govern private property use.
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Springfield
Ill
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Lockport
County of Will
Illinois River
Utica
Ilinois
Senate
Sanitary District
Joliet
Desplaiznes
Wiinois
Hiinois
Hyomei Promises Cure For Catarrh In 1908 Ad
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrhal and inflammatory throat and nasal conditions. It describes the inhaler, eucalyptus-based antiseptic balsam, and a $1 sale with money-back terms. Endorsed by Mrs A Cutler of Battle Creek, dated Oct 12, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Cutler
A. Cutler
Post Ave
Battle Creek, Mich
Big stock sale at Enterprise Livery in February
A large combination sale is planned at the Enterprise Livery on Spring Street around mid February. Owners with horses, colts, stallions, cattle including fresh cows and young bulls should call at the barn or see A. H. Miller to list stock or make arrangements. Deadline to advertise is February 4.
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Enterprise
Spring Street
A. H. Miller
Scissors and Razors Re Ground in Local Shops
Sewing machines repaired by Ryan and Galena Businesses on January 18 detail machines serviced and tools sharpened. Local shop activity highlights repair services for blades and sewing equipment.
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Ryan, & Galena Bs
Kieran as Witness in Fidelity Funding Bankruptcy
Patrick J. Yeeran, once president of Fidelity Funding, testified as a witness in the bankruptcy case before U S Commissioner Alexander. It was Yeeran's first court appearance since the voluntary failure of his company totaling about 5 million dollars. Creditors include a number of Catholic institutions. He reported no current bank accounts, having closed all in September after drawing balances in New York Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
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New York
Patrick J. Yeeran
Fidelity Funding Company
United States
Alexander Here
Kieran
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Trinity Church Property in Albany Bill Proposes Commission
Albany N Y Jan 29 Trinity church property in Albany E state news reports Assemblyman Louis A Cu vil lier introduces a bill to create a commission to investigate whether Trinity church wardens and vestrymen exceeded corporate powers. The panel would value the estate held by the church and examine its claimed use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Trinity Church
Louis A. Cuvillier
Manhattan
Corporation of
New York
This Date in History 1756 to 1908 Events
A compact record of notable historical moments from 1756 to 1908 including births and deaths of Henry Lee Timothy Pickering William McKinley Henry Clay William Windom and John B Allen, a failed assassination attempt on Andrew Jackson, Omaha fire and school controversy remarks in California, and Archbishop O Connell receiving the pallium.
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Henry Lee
Timothy Pickering
Richard Lawrence
President Jackson
Capitol
Washington
William McKinley
United States
Niles
Ohio
Buffalo
Henry Clay
Congress
Kansas
Boston
McClellan
Olympic
Philadelphia
John M. Clayton
Arkansas
William Windom
the Treasury
New York City
John B. Allen
Seattle
Indiana
Omaha
California Senate
Archbishop O'Connell
Divorce Granted Over Ill Temper and Bad Breath
A western judge granted a divorce on account of ill temper and bad breath. Dr King's New Life Pills would have prevented it. They cure constipation, liver trouble, cold and headaches and costs 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Bay of Freeport merchants compete on price
Local merchants in the Bay of Freeport advertise competitive pricing to attract shoppers. Their message emphasizes customer demands and affordable rates, signaling a bustling trade environment and a focus on value for money in the port district.
Horses Turn Cannibals in Hunger Case Report
In New Orleans on January 29 a remarkable case of horses driven mad by hunger was reported to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The animals were locked up by a man described as a negro and deprived of food and water for days. Found dying, they gnawed tails and ripped flesh from each other.
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New Orleans
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Skater Die on Ice Yacht Course at Oshkosh
Oshkosh Wisconsin January 29 Jasper Debrow of Quimro Wisconsin was struck by the Sirius an iceboat while skating with a sail on Lake Winnebago and died He had been warned to stay off the race course as Oshkosh Ice Yacht races were in progress President Roosevelt appoints a navy needs committee to probe congressmen interests in shipyards and government ship work Washington January 29
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Oshkosh, Wis
Jasper Debrow
Quimro
Wis
Lake Winnebago
Sirius
Ebrow
Oshkosh Ice Yacht Club
Washington
Roosevelt
A Horrible Hold-up
A Washington North Carolina man recounts his brother's long battle with supposed hopeless consumption lasting about a decade before using Dr King s New Discovery which cured him after six bottles now a healthy man The advertisement promotes relief for lung and bronchial conditions and offers a one dollar trial bottle guaranteed by Joseph Emmert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lipscomb
Washington, N. C
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
The Life of Rt. Rev. Thomas Bonacum Bishop of Lincoln
The obituary outlines Rt. Rev. Thomas Bonacum bishop of the Lincoln Nebraska diocese born in County Tipperary on January 29, 1847. He immigrated to Missouri as a child, studied in Cane Girardeau, graduated with honors, and pursued further study in the University of Würzburg. He was ordained in 1870 and spent early priesthood in missionary work before serving six years as pastor of the Church of the Holy Name in St. Louis from 1881 to 1887. He was theologian to the Third Plenary Council of the United States in 1884.
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Thomas Bonacum
Diocese of
Lincoln
Neb
America
County Tipperary
Ireland
United States
Missouri
Cane Girardeau
University of Wurzburg
Bavaria
Church of the Holy Name
St. Louis
Baltimore
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Fetter
Manndtoriums
M’kinley
Congressman Lowden
Catholic Journal
Bers
Board of Commissioners of the
Illinois Deep Waterway
The
State of
Secretary of State
Tllinois
Ulinois
Heartbury
Wim. F. Jungkunz
Bay of Freeport
Galena Street
Jenkin Bros
Oppo
Billerbeck’s Bakery
Wisconsin
M. W. Cowley
Stephenson St
Weewee
Bishop Bon
Lindl
Nis
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Opera Grand House
Hugh Flannery, JR
Jan SO Ir
W. F. Mann
John A. Preston
Sorala Marion
Warrens
Virginia
Galena St
Geo, Ennenyo, Prop
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