Armament and Peace Debate Refutes War Policy
In Woman's Home Companion Charles E B Jefferson argues against armed peace and warns that armaments provoke conflict. The piece cites the Europe war as a consequence of militarized policy and urges preparation for peace instead of preparations for war. Separately, Panama bound engineer Thomas Davis is hospitalized in New York after a sudden altitude change reveals possible mental health issues. He traveled from Peru at 18 000 feet, then descended rapidly to sea level, causing disorientation and hospitalization at Bellevue.
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Charles EB. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
New York City
Europe
New York
Panama Railroad
Thomas Davis
Peru
Bellevue Hospital
Panama
Davis
Clark
Bellevue
Barnes
Davis Sild Dr. Barnes
Jury's Error Delays Colorado Divorce Retrial
In Pueblo Colorado a jury misinterpreted a divorce case involving J W Carter and Mrs Jesse F Carter from Columbus Ohio. They acquitted Mrs Carter of desertion and ordered a retrial after Carter sought divorce and alimony.
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Pueblo
Colo
District Court
Jesse F. Carter
Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Carter
Carter
Colorado
18 Pearls Found in Oyster at New Jersey Shop
George Fountain and his son Gideon visited Giles Banname's oyster shop in Plainfield. Gideon swallowed two oysters and after chewing the second, pulled 18 pearls from his mouth, 14 white and four black. Six pearls are valued from $50 to $300 each.
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Metuchen N. J. Co
New York Sun
George Fountain
Gideon
Giles Banname
Plainfield
Juror error halts divorce ruling. retrial ordered
After discharge the judge found juror error denied the divorce. The jurors asked to change their verdict but it was too late. The case must be tried all over again.
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Myrick
Lime Starvation Causes Tuberculosis
The 1960 Medical Record article discusses Eckman's Alterative for pulmonary tuberculosis and chronic throat and bronchial troubles. It attributes success to lime content aiding cellular use and notes lack of opiates, with availability through druggists or direct order from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia at $1 or $2.
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Medical Record
New York
Eckman
Mountless
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Big Order for Trucks From Pierce Arrow
Buffalo New York December 22 Officials of the Pierce Arrow Moor Company refused to confirm a report of a one million dollar special order for trucks and armored cars for the allied forces. It is known the firm has a large overseas order and preparations are under way. About 200 cars are said to be needed early in the spring following a prior shipment of about 150 cars to the French Government.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce-Arrow Moor Company
Allied
Boy s Santa chimney climb ends in accident
Clarence Miller eight-year-old of Williams Miller family in Pennsylvan ia attempted to climb to the top of his house to peek down the chimney to see if Santa Claus would be safe. He slipped fractured his arm and suffered facial lacerations but is expected to recover.
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Santa Claus
Ben Doolittle
Jeffersonville
Winfield, Penn
Clarence Miller
Will'am Miller
Wither
Santa Maus
Gleason
Drownings on Ice During Snap the Whip Incident
Narence Gore an 11 year old drowned while playing snap the whip on the elm reservoir ice near Mount Vernon New York on a Sunday afternoon. His companions formed a chain and tried to rescue him as ice broke. Fire department chief and a policeman broke ice to recover the body.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Reservoir
Narence Gore
Harg
Clarence
Fire Department
Lester
Thaw Extradition Ordered After Court Reversal
Washington December 21 The Supreme Court reversed a New Hampshire federal court ruling denying extradition of Harry K Thaw to New York The decision enables immediate extradition pending further proceedings in New York court cases surrounding the Stanford White murder episode
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Supreme Court
Angus
Stanford White
Matteawan
Washington
The
Supreme Court Today
New Hampshire
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Washington County Indiana Formed From Harrison and Clark Counties
One hundred and one years ago Washington County Indiana was formed from Harrison and Clark Counties. Named after George Washington the county spans 540 square miles. Early histories describe diverse soil and southern barrens covered with brush and shrubs.
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Washington County
Indiana
Harrison and Clark
eGorge Washington
County Survey Notes Odd Ground Conditions From Sink Holes
Fragmentary county survey reports irregular sink holes and cavernous earth features in various sections. Swelling ridges appear in areas, indicating unstable ground beneath.
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Farmers’ Line Department
Cumberland Telephone
W. Jefferson Street
Louisville, KY
China
Spring Street
Doolittle
Santa
Lad
of Eee
Bonnet
Pittsburgh
P Sonal
Mitchell
U.S.A
G. W. Patton
Salem, Ind
Ind
Salem
Commercial School
Spencerian Commercial School
Louieville, Ky
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