The Twins at St Mark's Hospital in a Fatal Chase
Two medical students Henry Morse and John Findlay, dubbed The Twins, pursue careers at St Mark's with surgeon Roger Thorn. When Thorn risks his life on a liver abscess case, Findlay hesitates to help. Morse forms a bond with a Canadian nurse who later aids Findlay's rival, while Thorn dies of blood poisoning. Morse marries the nurse, and Findlay vanishes from their lives.
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Hey
Henry Morse
John Findlay
St. Mark’s Hospital
St. Mark’s
Henry
Findlay
Morse
Trenry
John
Roger Thorn
Tee
Ife
John Windley
Findley
Thorn
Jenny Morse
Trenry Morse
Court action ends engagement with injunction
A Chicago Post fragment describes a woman applying for an injunction to prevent her fiancé from breaking the engagement after he showed signs of losing interest.
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Awell
Mann
Chicago Post
The Veunk Habit and Mrs Von Slumer-Well
In a dialogue from the Herald a traveler discusses settling down with Mrs Huntman and her daughters, noting homesickness as a recurring sentiment. The exchange hints at long journeys and the question of domestic stability.
Phono Typograph Claim Sparks Chicago Detroit Hype
A Chicago businessman touts a new electric phono typograph that converts spoken words to printed text by spelling words into letters on a disk. He says the machine halves work time versus traditional typewriters and plans to market it within weeks, asserting it as a world beater with no stock offered.
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Chicago
Detroit Free Press
Care of the refrigerator and kitchen notes
Practical household advice on cleaning a refrigerator weekly, using hot water soap and ammonia, drying thoroughly, airing and sunning if possible, plus cedar care and a note on sanitary cellars. Raspberry Sandwiches recipe follows with steps and baking instructions. The brief includes a humor line from a judge about summer romance.
School and church and world notes in brief
A Boston sect named The People’s Christian Family Church forms with about 20 members. Germany’s theology student share drops from 206 to 101 per thousand since 10 years ago. Galveston school fund drive yields 54270.58 dollars. Oberlin marks three generations of Langston graduates. Dr Rina Monti to lecture on anatomy at University of Pavia. India population up 20 percent, Protestant growth 145 percent. Austrian Poland court convicts a Roman Catholic woman for kidnapping and baptism. Dr Joseph Parker quips at a London lecture about eternity and a spectator’s watch.
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People’s Christian Family Church
Boston
Germany
Galveston
Oberlin College
John M. Langston
Arthur D. Langston
St. Louis
Rina Monti
University of
India
Lemberg
Austrian
Poland
Joseph Parker
London
Camera Victorious in Turkish Harem Photographs
The rise of amateur photography in Constantinople spills into the harem as Turkish women take pictures of household life despite strict seclusion. A famed photographer, a sultan’s privilege holder, may shape fashions and provoke envy while gossip recounts a domestic rift triggered by captured tempers and attire.
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Baltimore Sun
Turkey
Constantinople
Houris
Swan Attack Clears Cattle At Inn Pond
Spectators watched as two swans launched a coordinated assault on a dozen cattle at an inn pond near Uampstead Heath in England. The birds battered the heads of the bulls with powerful wing slaps, driving the herd to flee within minutes.
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Chicago ,Tribune
Tent of Sobriety Joke Inspires Cracking Floors
A Chicago Daily News quip presents a humorous exchange about flawless flooring. Mrs Bender jokes about preferring a long straight crack so Henry can walk home, prompting a playful dialogue on sobriety and domestic life.
Supreme Court Upholds Foot Base Trade Mark Infringement Ruling
Buffalo Justice Laughlin issues a permanent injunction with costs and accounting of sales against Paul B. Hudson and a Brooklyn retailer for selling Dr. Clarks Foot Powder, found to imitate Foot-Base. Allen S. Olmsted of Leroy, N Y owns Foot-Base, the first widely advertised foot powder, and the decision upholds his mark. Similar suits will target other infringers using Foot-Base branding.
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Supreme Court
Laughlin
Buffalo
Paul B. Hudson
Dr. Clark
Brooklyn
Allen S. Olmsted
Leroy
N. Y
Mascagni to Tour England with Italian Orchestra
Pietro Mascagni has signed a contract for an eight weeks tour in this country with an Italian orchestra beginning in the fall. He is to receive $90,000. The note also mentions Paris and London theater attendance and Mme Melba's residential choice near the River Thames.
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Paris
London
Pietro Mascagni
Mme
Melba
Thames
Marlow
Quarry Woods
Hints for Bathers Warn Against Immediate Bathing After Exercise
The notice discourages bathing after sweating and cautions against entering water with any chill. It warns that numbness in head or feet after brief immersion means do not bathe outdoors. Strong individuals may bathe before breakfast, but weak children and adults should wait two hours after eating.
Wonderful case in Indiana shows relief from rheumatism
Buck Creek Indiana July 15 Mrs Elizabeth Rorick says doctors could not help her yet Dodd s Kidney Pills cured her rheumatism and pain. She stopped the pills months ago and has had no return. Many in Tippecanoe County report wonderful results after hearing of her cure.
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Buck Creek
Ind
Elizabeth Rorick
Ime
Dodd
Tom
Tippecanoe County
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Carter
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