Flies a Deadly Enemy Across History and Health
The article urges recognizing flies as disease spreaders alongside rats and mosquitoes. It cites studies from Denmark and San Francisco, notes the fly’s role in typhoid and gangrene, and stresses sanitation measures such as screens, fly-traps, manure screening, and creosote or chlorid of lime sprays to protect public health.
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Doing Time The Reform Potential Of Penal Confinement
A Maine prisoner pardoned after 19 years on a life sentence developed a sewing machine attachment. He travels to New York to claim a $100,000 offer for the invention. The Troy Times argues prison life should aid reformation and self reliance, not just punishment.
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East Orange Church Mounts Outdoor Auto Rally Service
A church in East Orange plans Sunday outdoor services for automobile parties. Services will be on the church lawn with officiants on steps and attendees free to arrange themselves. Smoking may be allowed, though cigars won’t be furnished. The outdoor service is seen by some as a natural extension of outdoor exercise.
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East Orange
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South Carolina
Georgia
Africa
Egypt
Jerusalem
Bermuda Bans Automobiles After Governor Signs Bills
The governor has signed laws banning motor cars on Bermuda amid public concern over speedsters. The drastic legislation targets the island’s sports culture and public nerves as modern life meets limits on mobility.
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Shortage in beef prompts call for scientific aid
Fragmentary text hints at a beef shortage and a plea that science, mocked as a handmaiden of shady business, should aid. Another line references turning sawdust and scrap into beefsteak and mentions Mrs Peargis and plans about locating the south pole and north one, with unclear context.
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Roosevelt plans African big game hunt after presidency
The article asserts President Roosevelt intends to sail in April for Africa to hunt big game in Uganda and Somaliland, possibly with son Kermit and renowned hunters, avoiding press and cameras. It details route from Cairo to Mombasa, Nile travel, and guides, noting he may later write a travel book and seeks recovery from years of hard work.
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Gambling fears prompt crackdown by Ban Johnson in baseball
Baseball officials warn players who bet on games will be punished. Ban Johnson orders owners to halt all gambling amid past scandals, while players like John Powell of the St Louis Browns claim gambling income exceeds salaries. The piece cites historic bets and notes the sport’s effort to preserve public trust and integrity.
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Silk” O'Loughlin
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