Tubercular men in army are bad
Cincinnati Ohio May 9. Dr Edward R Baldwin of Saranac Lake NY warned the risk of enlisting tuberculous soldiers and sailors. He spoke before the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis noting plans and sanatorium needs, declining mortality, and advances in diagnosis and research.
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Cincinnati
United States Army
Navy
Edward R. Baldwin
Saranac Lake
N. Y
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Counsil of National Defense
Badwin
United States
Moton
Baldwin
War fuels renewed push against tuberculosis disease
Cincinnati in May report of Dr. Charles J. Hatfield executive secretary of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis says the war gives new impetus to the fight. He notes state organizations established in every state and expansion to Porto Rico the Philippine Islands the Panama Canal Zone and Hawaii. Red Cross seal sales surpass 100 million with 75 percent of anti tuberculosis work funded by seal proceeds. Modern Health Crusaders school program now on firm footing.
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Cincinnati
Charles J. Hatfield
Philadelphia
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
United States
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaii
Hatfield
Red Cross
Modern Health Crusaders
Tax Bachelors Debate in German Reichstag
A proposal to levy heavy taxes on bachelors or compel them to adopt war orphans will be discussed soon in the German Reichstag. The plan aims to pressure single men while addressing wartime orphan care.
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Amsterdam
Baseball News in April Highlights From The Big League Diary
In April reports the Washington Athletics game features Ray Bates of the Mackmen with three extra-base hits and six RBIs. Eddie Cicotte pitched a no hitter for the White Sox against the Browns. Vic Saier breaks his leg for the Cubs in a 5–3 loss to the Cardinals. Allan Sotheron shuts out the Indians for the Browns. Moran protests a Braves win upheld by President Tener. The Robins beat the Giants 4–3 as April closes. Babe Ruth wins five straight for the Red Sox. The Giants maintain first in the NL standings.
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Washington
Athletics
Ray Bates
Mackmen
Eddie Cicotte
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Tod
Vic Saier
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Allan Sotheron
Cleveland
Indians
Moran
Phillies
Braves
Bransfield
Lavender
Tener
Brooklyn
Giants
Robins
New York
Senators
George Mogridge
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Fred Merkle
New York Giants
Charley Herzog
Pennsylvania
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Mackinen
Babe Ruth
Frank Schultz
Pittsburgh
Reunion to Emphasize Solidarity of Nation
Washington May 9 The national reunion of United Confederate veterans to be held here next month will stress national unity in the war against Germany. The event aims to show Blue and Gray reconciliation and cooperation as clouds darken the world. The gathering marks the first time Confederate veterans meet north of Mason and Dixon line. A plan proposes the 1918 Grand Army of the Republic encampment be held in Richmond as a symbol of reunion between rival capitals.
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Washington
United Confederate Veterans
Germany
Mason and Dixon
Grand Army of the Republic
Richmond
Elks Open Texas Convention With Patriotism Feature
Elks from Texas opened their annual state convention in San Antonio on May 9 with patriotism as the keynote. The event features prize drills showing military training since the first war cloud appeared, business sessions, and entertainment. Grand Exalted Ruler Edward Righter of New Orleans is slated to speak tomorrow.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas State Association of Elks
Edward Righter
New Orleans
Order
War Cancels National Electric Light Association Convention
New York May 9 An executive session of the National Electric Light Association met in the city and will continue over tomorrow. The session replaces the annual general convention planned for Atlantic City next month which was called off due to the war situation.
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New York
National Electric Light Association
Atlantic City
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised by Mann Drug Co
Foley Cathartic Tablets touted as a wholesome physic that cleanses the bowels, sweetens the stomach, and tones the liver for indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating gas or constipation. Claims include no griping or nausea and a light free feeling for stout persons.
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Mann Drug Co
War Taxation Methods Recommended Referendum
The National Chamber of Commerce and the Industrial Department of the Commercial Club urge rapid voter action on a wartime referendum. Proposals include higher income taxes, limits on exemptions, higher first class postage, new strip taxes, duty increases, luxury excises, and cap stock tax cuts offset by other measures.
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National Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Department
Commercial Club
Congress
National Chamber
National Chamber Committee
Fix or Foolish Courtship Confusion
Streeter shares two notes to his brother and to Miss Golding asking about love while out someone rang with a yes. He wonders who accepted the offer and fears being fooled in a humorous local column.
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Parker
Streeter
Miss Golding
Los Angeles Examiner
Cough Cures Cited By Wisconsin Letter Writer
A Wisconsin reader from Amberg praises Foley's Honey and Tar for curing a severe cough after medicines failed. The letter endorses Foley's product for coughs colds croup and whooping cough, via Mann Drug Co.
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Foley
V. DeKeuster
Amberg
Wis
Mann Drug Co
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