Ruralites Benefit From Living Rural Health Advice
Rural residents have a health advantage due to fresh air and fewer crowded conditions, says the National Tuberculosis Association which sponsors the annual Red Cross Christmas Seals sale supporting tuberculosis prevention. The disease kills about 150,000 Americans yearly, with over a million suffering. rural areas suffer less from neglect and ignorance of health laws, but still face risk without proper care and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Louis Society For the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Nathinat
Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Ansolation
Cudoor Medina Barchen
Tuberculosis Aims to Endanger All, Yet Is Curable
A public health message describes tuberculosis as deadly, affecting workers and youths aged 16 to 45, with 140000 US deaths yearly and over a million currently suffering. It highlights economic loss of about 500 million dollars and urges action through the National Tuberculosis Association and its affiliated groups led by Red Cross efforts to eradicate the disease at home, work, and in communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Costa
Red Cross
Christus Ala
Dyor
Fighting Tuberculosis Campaign Highlighted by Survey
The National Tuberculosis Association sponsors a major educational drive after a health survey shows the United States faces 150000 yearly deaths and 10000 new cases. Public health officials urge greater awareness and preventive measures nationwide.
Old Soldier Helps Red Cross With Junk for Charity
An elderly veteran on a push cart gathers junk to donate to the Red Cross, explaining he spends his pension time helping the country. A woman questions the usefulness of his wares, but the man insists his junk supports war relief and invites her to verify contributions at the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Miui
Red Cross
Indianapolis
Why Hair Stands on End on Fear Response
A fragment explains how tiny muscles attached to hair follicles lift hairs when frightened. These erector muscles tighten quickly, making fur stand on end like tent guy ropes. Such reactions occur in dogs and humans as a reflex to fear or cold.
Millionaire Stephen Girard and early American fortunes
The text notes Stephen Girard of Philadelphia born in 1750, rising from sailor to merchant and shipowner, leaving to found Girard College and other endowments. It mentions John Jacob Astor extending fortunes from fur trade to land speculation, with dates ranging from 1720s to 1845 as he wandered.
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Stephen’ Girard
Philadelphis
Hy Becan
Oirard College
Henerartione
Jacob
Astor
Tad’ Re
Can Now Ear aid Sleep In Center
Mrs Agnew Turner of Chicago recounts triumph over indigestion and sleeplessness through Chamberlain's Tablets. She describes workouts of poor meals, headaches, constipation and darkened complexion, credits tablets with cleansing the stomach, restoring energy and enabling normal eating and sleeping after two months of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sean
Jacksons Hole Courier Ownership Statement May Be Questioned
A damaged archival notice from Jackson Wyoming records the 1912 act of Congress ownership statement for the Jacksons Hole Courier. It lists Thomas Baxter as editor and publisher with the publication in Lincoln County and notes ownership percentages and bonds held. The garbled text preserves the formal certification by a notary about the paper’s ownership, management, and circulation for October 1.
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TUE
BTC
Congress
Jackson's Hole
Jackson
Wyoming
State of Wyoming
Linccoln
Thomas He Baxter
Aneer Aid
Jackson's Mule Courier
Vie Publinter
Wushimen Anise
Daxter, Jackson
Wyotoing
Phat
Thom Wo
Moet Myies
Bankday
Ares
Monkeyn Hard te Train and Fentyers Form Entratt Mentions
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at training and entry formation for a group or event. It mentions hard training, fentyers, and forming new numbers and resid, with unclear names and places. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks concrete entities or dates for precise reporting.
Gratitude Letter from Logansport Reader for Remedy
Sincere gratitude from Mra William Bell of Logansport Indiana credits Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with relief during a severe three year old bout of diarrhea calling it the only medicine that helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Logansport
Ind
Chamberlain
Fragmentary Text Reports Vague Coaching Mentions
A garbled OCR fragment cites unclear mentions of leadership changes and names like Roth and Horley amid references to training or athletic context. The legible content provides no coherent event, date, place, or outcome to anchor a news item. The piece appears damaged, offering only partial hints of a sports or leadership discussion.
Pal he invites weekly Sunday 4 PM service
Mp Aprcopal Oth Tot and Kreey Berviews note a weekly Sunday 4 PM gathering hosted by Pastor Mw Nasel, inviting community attendance.
Have Stock Inspected Before Shipping
The notice states livestock must be inspected before shipment and bans moving stock without a certificate of inspection. Officials warn arrests and prosecution for violators under the new enforcement rule.
Police investigate a riot at a city tram protest
Report describes a chaotic scene as a crowd gathers near a tram line with clashes and property damage. Police and emergency services respond, detaining several individuals and restoring order after the unrest. Witnesses note tense confrontations between groups, with injuries reported and ongoing inquiries.
Oily Thought Gay Ie Kon Fragment Noted
Fragmentary OCR note references Oily Thought and Kon and Mei shih Fe ten in unclear sequence. Reading shows scattered names and terms with no complete event or context to identify a clear news item. Further readable text needed for a coherent summary card.
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Beattie
Wrevanie
Noah
Letgtien
Bérviews
MW Nasel
Cen
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Diesten
Mahle Trent
Aimee
Tue Bik Ranch Company
Erk
Corvin
Cate
Spread Creek
Aulen, Wik
Wromine
ST Oaubaian
Dancson
Wright
Cineye
Wohet
Gane Sheew
Sitart
Willow
Eneek
Himonge
Jackhon
Efanldur
Wille
Game Creek
Wilna
A. Wann & Sons
Winson
Wyo
Rome
AX Baron
Little Ball Creek
K,” Company
Grovonr, Wyo
Dames Wallace
Enu
Atile
Harmarks
Buffalo
WokKerty, Dao
Catie
KOK Sale
Dries
Oona
Ilace Lili Orme
Teft Shuker
Tver
Jett Ri
Dames Hupom
Kenny
Wyosina
Roy Molin Dackses
Kariaris
Wallle
Stainert, Guinvest, Woo
Ourtyeti
Aerian
Larenary
Kelly
Uatile
Sane
Tange
Vonks of
Fish Creek
Grovant
Roper Hatole Alicainie
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Brandes
W. L. Wineoan
Jackson, Wye
Grurnen
Wyimtsa
Onis
Kamarks
Rite
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Plavk
Bowt
Martork
Tofias
Vaynes
Joun Banner, Zien, W Vane
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Hansen
Arsen
Wena Hartie
Joel
Tisdale
Zenit
Ciude
Bellow
Eila
Barnark
Evop
Hirses Livaded
Tleth
Crystal
WO Basen Co
Daeksos, Wye
Ile
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Siso
Grovent
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Lucas Darkeon
Wye
Hurnt Nlage
Dackson
Luke
Saisinaa
Rig Ute Warsvark
Dai Tom, Gatoveser, Wyostia
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