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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kostruck of this area welcome their twenty-ninth child, a baby boy described with humor as a record breaker. The note reflects quirky local tone about family size and humor toward sex hygiene.
The article discusses a rare zoonotic ailment linked to adrenal gland secretions. It cites Dr Addison of Guy's Hospital and Dr William S. Opler, noting only about 200 diagnosed cases since 1862 and no cures. Symptoms include muscular and vascular weakness and dark skin pigmentation.
In Tromah Wis Dé 6 Her eloth ing in Hames Miss Clara Price aged 18 high school girl rushed to a neighbor’s home last night crying for help. Fire gutted her body from neck to knee. The physician said she is beyond hope. Her mother Mia Price was burned when a can of paint exploded on the kitchen stove but will recover.
Stevens Point patrons learn that Li A. Coleiar, agent for the United States Express Co and later Wells Fargo, will move to Grand Rapids this Friday to oversee joint Wells Fargo and Western offices. He and Mrs Collar join the neighboring city, with friends wishing them happiness and success.
A fragmentary item notes a request or inquiry at Tribune offices regarding a large friends' Aba card and mentions words like Mesdame Key and Peter Akey. Details are unclear, but the notice invites readers to inquire further at the newspaper.
An old advertisement extols apples from Johnson & Hill 0, Applied as healthful fruit. It claims apples aid digestion, liver health, brain function, and sleep, and even advise using them to curb alcohol cravings. The copy offers barrel and box quantities of Baldwin and Jonathan apples for Christmas and general sale.
Fragmentary OCR shows an entry reading alani Bas fae Grand in Rapids Wisconsin with a telephone number 338. Details are incomplete but indicates a local listing or directory snippet.
A truncated newspaper fragment mentions E Ear Nose and Throat, Sugoon Wood, and a bank building with telephone number 264. The readable bits indicate a medical listing or notice for ENT services linked to a local address and phone contact.
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