Public funds aid the work against tuberculosis
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that 64.2 percent of tuberculosis expenditures in 1911 came from public funds, a record high, with totals near 314.5 million and federal state municipal and county support. State appropriations exceed 4.7 million and counties and municipalities about 86.7 million, while the federal government spends roughly 1 million yearly on sanatoria. Additional 1912 state appropriations are already planned to expand care and stamping out the disease.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Ita
Freddy disrupts mother with a keyhole peek
A seven year old boy bursts into a room shouting Boo and explaining he looked through the keyhole. The mother reminds him to knock before entering, noting she could be dressed or not. The lighthearted exchange is reported in Judge-style narration.
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Freddy
Freddie
Bret
Woman's Way Convention Banter Sparks Timed Cheers
The exchange jokes about gender differences in enthusiasm at a national convention. A man boasts about cheering candidates for an hour while his wife counters with a kiss count of sixty seven minutes, highlighting playful domestic humor.
A Friend's Remark Sparks Reflection on Gutter to Grace
A terse dialogue recalls Buffington who claims he picked the speaker out of the gutter and set them on their feet. The exchange hints at truth versus fiction and the uneasy space where memory and storytelling meet.
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Buffington
Reform Edicts and The Chinese Constitutional Drive
A historical survey traces 1901 to 1911 reforms under the Qing, led by Yuan Shikai and the cheng wu ch’u board, amid palace intrigues, famine, and rising revolutionary pressure. It covers the nine year program, the rise of Young China, the national assembly, cabinet formation, and the May 9 railways edict fueling a nationwide revolt led by Sun Yat-sen allies.
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China
Sianfu
Pekin
Bureau
Progressive Party
Yuan Shibkal
Chih Province
Board of State Affairs
Imperial Railways of
North China
Yuan
Yangtse
Min
Abnhul
Young China
Kwang Hau
Tue Wat
Yuan Bhik-kal
Honan
Siz
National Assembly
Inez
Deutach-Asia
Tleche Bank
Hongkong and Shanshai Bank
Ban
Wuchang
Hankow
Hanyang
Li Yung Hang
Hupeh
Tientein
Huang Tangheuling
Sunyu
Bun Yat Sen
Revolu Mosarte
Dean Shie
Cem
Two Ways to Detect Kidney Weakness in Health Ads
The piece outlines two methods to tell if kidneys are weak through back pain and examination of kidney secretions. It warns against neglect, cites signs like dark urine and frequent painful passages, and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy, sharing a patient testimonial of recovery after use.
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Dean
Remember the Name Lay Way) Lay Way) When Your Back Is Lame
Fragmented ad item bundle featuring Doan's Kidney Pills Bromine quinine remedies and Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup. Includes a joke about guarding money and a stray promotional line. Reads like a late 19th century drugstore catalog embedded in a news page.
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Doan
Buffalo
N.Y
Marine Eye Remedy and Humorous Snippets
An ad for Marine Eye Remedy promises quick relief for red weak or watery eyes with illustrated booklets and products in aseptic tubes. The page also includes humorous quips from Puck and a Bazaar anecdote about a stubborn visitor who finally buys a box of soap after refusing other temptations.
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Marine
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
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