Autotherapy touted by Dr Duncan for influenza cure
Dr Charles H Duncan, founder of the volunteer hospital, described autotherapy as a cure for Spanish influenza and pneumonia, claiming 248 treated patients last winter had no fatalities or complications. He told a convention that a small dose of toxin prepared from infected mucus could induce immunity and stop coughing within 24 hours. The method, he said, increases white blood cells and resistance, likening it to a dog licking a sore paw. He noted acceptance by some physicians but no endorsement by the American Medical Association. The report also mentions the Illinois Senate re ratifying the federal suffrage amendment due to an error in the certified copy from Washington.
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New York
Charles H. Duncan
Volunteer Hospital
The
Medical Associations of America
Duncan
Villa and Rebels Move Toward Casas Grandes
Villa forces press toward Casas Grandes with General Cabell stating no US aid planned. Three Villa men depart on letters urging restraint against American property. Juarez sees three days of fighting end with American troops back north and Gonzales in control. Dentkine advances clear southern Russia of Bolsheviki, cutting Donets coal supply.
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Villa
el Paso
Tex
Villa Junta
Mexico
Junta
Osh
Texas
Juarez
Samalyuca
Chihuahua
Francisco Gonzales
Jumrea
Paris
Denetzioal
Russia
Dentkine
Donets
Herald
Grasshopper War Plan Outlined by North Dakota Officials
Government agents A J Garratt and Stewart Lock discuss a coordinated anti grasshopper campaign in western North Dakota. They urge township groups to distribute poisoned bran mash, detailing precise mixing steps, safety cautions, and a 20 to 35 acre application plan to curb hoppers before they hatch.
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A. J. Garratt
United States Department of Agri- Sn
North
Nori Dakota
Stewart Locklal
Department Atement
North Dakota
Federal Department of Agriculture
State Algricultural College
Thin Ague
Paris
Winnipeg Peace and Strike Action Across Manitoba
Winnipeg police arrest strike leaders and raid headquarters as authorities promise broad action. Military leader General Ketchen warns of tougher measures while officials enforce a ban on street gatherings amid ongoing labor unrest and rumors of a wider crisis.
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Winnipeg
Clemenceau Explains Peace Terms Critique of German Actions
Clemenceau bluntly assigns responsibility for the war to Germany and details alleged German violations of neutrality in Belgium. He accuses Berlin of shootings, burnings, terror tactics, and the ruthless submarine campaign that harmed civilians and violated international law.
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Germany
Belgium
American seniors endure aging with resilience
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss aging, health and bodily changes among older Americans. The text mentions wounds, youth, organs, and uric buildup in scattered phrases, reflecting a damaged snippet rather than a coherent report.
Peace and the German Revolu tion in the Aftermath
The passage argues that justice in peace requires holding rulers accountable while honoring the will of the German people. It supports reconstructions based on self determination, rapid plebiscites, and redrawing boundaries to create independent states like Poland, with access to the sea and protection of minority rights.
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Justi
Eno
Dawettle
Europe
Wilson
Congress
Poland
Wea
Ony
Treaty Answers Continue Discussion On League Provisions
The article outlines continued German objections to the treaty terms and the League of Nations framework. It notes that reciprocity remains unlikely and that a transitory regime is needed to prevent economic inferiority for Allied states. Provisions on German private property, ports, transit rights, and labor protections are discussed amid the evolving postwar settlement.
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Pereei Pasiens Rn International
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Wilson
League of Nations
Ftin
Rman
Seston
Young
Wrilbon
Peice -Caiat
Allied army terms spark German pessimism at Weimar
June 17 dispatches report the Allied peace terms provoked low mood among German leaders in Weimar as officials voiced deep resentment at harsh provisions. The mood contrasted with rumors of French aggression and a public sense of crisis, while local coverage noted related legal rulings in Michigan on ore sales.
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High Commission
Weimar
Preas
Germany
Foreign Office
Versaill
Man Refused Stock Payment in Commissioned Case
A Sault Ste Marie man faced court action over payment for stock in a company not approved by the commission. The case centers on regulatory approval and financial obligations, with the court evaluating the legality of the stock purchase and the man’s obligation to pay.
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Sault Ste’ Marie
Ie Zona Company
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