Deer fly fever linked to plague in Utah outbreak
Washington reports a new rival to sleeping sickness deer fly fever traced to ground squirrel borne plague in California in 1911. Millard county residents suffered two to three week illnesses from bites and multiple fatalities prompted public health investigation. Coal increasingly used in Persia cities Tabriz Teheran as fuel replaces wood.
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Progress Marks American Rule in Porto Rico Declares Governor
Governor Arthur Yager praises twenty years of American administration in Porto Rico ending April 1919. He notes vast improvements in education, roads, public buildings, health, taxation, and governance, with increased literacy, a modern school system, and democratic self-government led by native islanders.
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Rich Iron Ore Promise In Finnish Lapland
Eyeing Finland's Lapland, geologists claim vast iron ore deposits may surpass those in Swedish and Norwegian Lapland, suggesting a major resource potential with high grade ore.
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Dancing overtakes drink in Cleveland crowds
Cleveland authorities report more than 10 000 weekly dancers in 1109 city halls and private halls and academies struggle to meet demand as hotels restart after theatre dancing. The paper notes a dry spell and a surge in dance activity across the city with widespread participation.
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