Camp Sanitation From Japs To Be Studied By U S Army
Under direct orders from President Roosevelt the United States army will investigate Japanese camp hospital systems and adopt top ideas. Lieut. Col. John Van R Hoff, medical commandant, will join Oyama's army in Manchuria to gather data and reorganize the U S medical corps upon return. He previously led commissions that eradicated yellow fever in Cuba and improved sanitation in Puerto Rico.
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Russia's Brotherhood of Blood Costs Empire 275 Lives
Correspondence from St Petersburg reports the Brotherhood of Blood as the main revolutionary group behind daily murders and bomb outrages across Russia. The movement allegedly caused 115 political assassinations and outrages, resulting in 275 deaths. Krivorotenko, called ugly mouth, founded the organization after a life of poverty and exile.
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Brotherhood of Blood Leader Krivorotenko Targeted
The article details Krivorotenko age 53, his wife Vavara Kovakin, and the Brotherhood of Blood formed in Warsaw. It notes arrests of associates like Stepanoff in Zhitomir, plans to assassinate officials, and operations led by Karl Feist in northern Russia. Police offer rewards totaling 5,000 rubles and 10,000 elsewhere.
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Dr Pierce Publicizes Favorite Prescription for Women
The physician declares the Favorite Prescription a scientifically derived remedy for female weaknesses not a patent medicine. Bottles sold at Buffalo lab list ingredients in plain English including Lady's Slipper Black Cohosh and Goldenseal. He asserts it treats chronic female ailments safely and effectively, defending against attacks.
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Friends organize to aid hospital project across state
The Friends of the Hospital group forms to support Methodist hospital and Deaconess home construction on the Capitol area site. Administration building foundation was finished last October with building hoped this summer. Fund stands at $5,000 while Gen Arthur St Clair Chapter DAR aims to raise $6 for furniture naming in a hospital room.
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Not Generally Known World Notes From a Far Reach
A collection of obscure facts: Japanese sewing norms say buttons are absent. the George Peabody fund totals 7,293,000 dollars for model dwellings in London. famine in Upper Benue Nigeria led to selling many young natives for food. Milk suggested to extinguish petroleum fires. India leads mica production about half of world supply. a Vienna court fined two men for a cruel misrepresentation about a widow, prompting a death by suicide.
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Had an Even Chance with Creditors in Quiet Debate
In a tense exchange seven or eight creditors questioned the worth of claims. One party remained skeptical yet proposed a plan to fare better, noting four creditors were lawyers and could influence outcomes.
Trout season opens as Cumberland reports strong fishing
Cumberland Wis April 5 The trout season opened drawing many anglers from the city. Frank Alkio and son brought in four speckled beauties while PV Tyrell and son Marlin secured two and PA Johnson filled a basket. Best catches came from Clam river forks with cold weekend weather. Glove and overshoe weather noted as necessary. Trout streams in the area are said to be full of speckled heater.
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Picture Talks With American Mayors
Washington official Henry B F MacFarland discusses District governance with Jacob Waldeck noting autocratic structure, underground streetcar system, public versus private services, water filtration, tuberculosis wards, and efforts to curb vice and crime while praising cleanliness and health standards in the nation’s capital.
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Washington
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