Dr Lucas Details European Medical Tour and Berlin
Dr Lucas describes a European hospital tour visiting Berlin Dresden Vienna Budapest Trieste Venice and London. He contrasts German surgical methods and patient care with American practices noting glass ward isolation moral tensions and the cosmopolitan Berlin nightlife during his Oceanic voyage and Cincinnati return. He cites kidney transplants and public hospital practices as points of interest while observing European patient behavior.
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Europe
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Berlin
Dresden
Prue
Jejajia
Seladina
Vienna
von Pixquet
Dobus Mopkins University
Baltimore
Violations in common pleas court sentences and a fatal train accident
The report outlines multiple violations in Rose law cases ruled by Judge Risinger, with fines totaling 375 dollars and suspensions for defendants connected to illegal sales and maintained premises. It also notes a fatal train incident involving Steinwert, a Carthage dairyman, struck near Fifth and Mill streets, with his body removed to the depot morgue and survived by a wife and children.
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Henry Steinwert
Fifth Aid Mill
Hy & D. Feeigili
Air & IP
Goruues’ Cov
Steinwert
Wessler
Fvd
Willi Yg
Svoro
Chars Vain
Adjustment of Claims Heiress Miami Valley Board
Tulge Murphy today heard an ap precstion of the receivers of the Columbia Carriage Co regarding the adjustment of claims of the Miami Valley Board of this city. The tank hanefit moneys in pe.
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Tulge. Murphy
Columbia Carriage Co
Miami Valley
Good Crowds at Smith's Beer Sunday Play Shines
A lively audience enjoyed a well attended performance featuring Hawalian Herman Timbere and Maud Campbell in leading roles. The forty member company delivered an engaging show that drew praise from longtime fans and newcomers alike.
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Will Alway
Hawalian
Herman Timbere
Maud Campbell
Turkeys Become Scarcer Each Year Across the Nation
Census figures show turkey supply shrinking over ten years with production down by about one half since 1900. Major states Texas Illinois Missouri and others report drops while Idaho and Wyoming buck the trend. Disease blackhead devastates eastern flocks pushing prices higher and reducing western shipments. Rhode Island reports about 1500 birds selling at high prices.
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Massachusetts
Union
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
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Ilinois
Town
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Turkey
Idaho
Wyoming
Dany Dinand
Conata
Rhode Taland
Dam and power project planned for Big Miami river site
A new company formed in Day ton Ohio on a Saturday plans to dam the Big Miami River at Woodsdale between Hamilton and Middletown to supply electricity for a large lighting program. The Russell company of Dayton will finance the project with Houston Middletown and New York capital. The plan calls for a 28 foot dam on the Main river at Woodsville and a generating plant costing 547,620 dollars. The property, previously home to a Cincinnati paper mill owned by Chatfield and Weeds Company, will be leased for 20 years at 5,000 dollars per year with an option to buy for 100,000 dollars at term end. The land spans both riverbanks and a plant will be built immediately to raise the dam head race to 28 feet. The aim is to supply Hamilton and Middletown where many factories use electricity. engineers from W H Co of Chicago expect a low lighting rate. Documents were signed Saturday in Russell Company offices with the deed held in escrow by Central and Bates Deposit Company.
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Miami
Chatfield & Weeds Corpany
Cincinnati
Thes Company
Hamilton
Middletown
W. H. 7 Co
Chicago
Wilson Favorite in College Poll for President
Ohio college students favor Woodrow Wilson in a straw poll of eleven campuses led by Wilson with 74 votes. LaFollette, Roosevelt, Bryan and Debs trailed as other contenders. only male students voted in the survey conducted by the College Association among schools including Ohio State and Oberlin.
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Amonie
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Obi
College “Association
Wilson
Robert M. LaFollette
Tate Wis
Harmon
Roosevelt
Chatap ‘Chirk
Bryan
Debs
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Case
Western Reserve
Kenson
Oserbein
University of Cincinnati
Oho University
Meidelberg
Minti
Schulthheiss to be Tried on Murder Charge
The state will elect to try Cand Schulthheiss on a second degree murder charge in the Favdesty case. Harlan today urged the court to select the Schulthotas matter for trial first, contending the second degree charge should proceed.
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Allomney Walter
Harlan
Comime
Cand Schultheiss
Patent Remedy Promises Quick Cold Cure By Sanative Aroma
Advertisement claims a one day cure for a cold using Sanative Aroma Quinine Takets with a money back guarantee if it fails. Note credits E. W. Grove signature in each box. price or origin details are unclear but the pitch emphasizes rapid relief.
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E. W. Grove
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