Not Quite Frank Dr Friedmann Cure For Consumption
A heated dispute surrounds Dr. Friedmann claiming a cure for consumption. The Journal of the American Medical Association disputes the claim as unproven and warns against false hope. Friedmann argues his method could curb global TB spread and will treat certified cases from December 16.
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Friedmann
Journal of the American Medical Association
Friedman
N’s
United States
Board of Health
Germany
Ber
Friedian
Caution Urged Over Friedmann Cure Claims
The article questions the Friedman cure for tuberculosis urging caution until independent scientists endorse it. It criticizes secret methods and calls on Dr. Friedmann to disclose his findings to the scientific community for proper validation and credibility.
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Friedman
Friedmann
Science
Oklahoma Kate Urges Matrimonial Strike for Fairer Laws
Kate Barnard Oklahoma prison commissioner and author of child labor laws tells a Boston audience that women should refuse to marry until laws improve. She argues a marriage halt would ensure men and women are fed clothed educated and that the nation avoids new births until needs are met.
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Oklahoma
Kate
Kate Barnard
Mrs. Barnard
Boston
Madcap modern morals mix with city clerics and suffragists
A Los Angeles judge jokes a woman should refuse breakfast to a husband who stays out all night. A St. Louis pastor mocks the Ananias club, claiming the United States is a nation of liars. London suffragists draw ire, acids in mailboxes spark dressmaker bill talk. A New York pastor laments lower ministers’ pay though demand for clergy is weak.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Ananias Club
United States
New York
Piano Player Across the Hall Murders Sleep
A wry line notes the piano player across the hall as the true killer of sleep, shifting blame from Macbeth to a quieter, nightly intruder. The remark blends literary reference with a humorous take on disturbance and tension in a shared living space.
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Macbeth
Remarkable Local Mayor Re-Elected in Quiet English Town
In a western English country town a well regarded citizen, Mr Good man, is chosen mayor for a fourth term. After the ceremony, admirer Mr Jones praises him yet laments the burden of ongoing duties, noting they could not find a better successor.
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England
Goodman
Mr.Jones
Bearing False Witness Dialog From Sunday School
A Sunday school lesson frames the meaning of bearing false witness. A child notes it as telling lies about others, another suggests it is about reporting wrongdoing when none occurred, the teacher refining the concept.
Christmas Charity Prompt to Help Little Ones
A correspondent recalls a patient woman asking for a dime for a doll for a girl who has never owned one. A stern father refuses, highlighting the season’s need for generosity. The writer urges gifts of small toys to needy children, framing charity as a heavenly investment.
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Rushford
Minn
Santa
Bank of Heaven
Ips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles
A cautionary verse about avoiding scandal and hidden skeletons in closets that could ruin a leader or bystander. The speaker warns against exposing deeds that bring sorrow and darken joy for any person.
Indoor Sport Of Cattlemen Ends In A Steak Oddity
Bill Saunders and Harry Clotworthy, cowmen turned magazine writer, cross heat and alkali country to a Wyoming town with a famed lunchroom. Saunders orders well done steak. waiter serves rare. He fires at the raw meat, declares it dead, and asks it to be recooked.
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Bill Saunders
Harry Clotworthy
Wyoming
Clotworthy
Saunders
Bill
Popular
Recipe for a Long Life from West Point chat
The 92 year old John Bigelow and 80 year old Dr. S Weir Mitchell debated longevity. Bigelow credited abstinence and restraint with his long life while Mitchell claimed heavy eating tobacco and vigorous exercise kept him young.
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John Bigelow
S. Weir Mitchell
West Point
Dr. Bigelow
Dr. Mitchell
Use of Complaints Ends With Little Benefit
The narrator abandons fault finding as unproductive and ungraciously received. He recalls telling a maid Minnie her mouth hangs open and being dismissed when offering help. A city shop encounter shows a stranger defending her choice to leave her belt unfastened.
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Minnie
Father warns about paper theft by admirer
The father humorously tells Mabel to pass a message to her evening visitor that they object to him taking the morning paper when he leaves. Mabel blushes as she agrees to deliver it.
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Mabel
Quote from Ovid on poverty and independence
The snippet reflects a view that poverty brings both inconveniences and independence and security as expressed by the ancient writer Ovid. It contrasts hardship with personal autonomy and social safety.
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Ovid
Munyon's Cold Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
Munyon's Cold Remedy relieves head throat and lungs quickly. It checks fevers stops nasal discharges eases pains from colds and cures grip and obstinate coughs. Prevents pneumonia priced at 25 cents and distributed by all druggists.
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Munyon
Democrat's Senate Sergeant-at-Arms E Livingstone Cornelius
E Livingstone Cornelius, a Democrat, becomes the new senate sergeant-at-arms succeeding the late Col. Daniel Moore Ransdell. He previously served as assistant sergeant-at-arms, a post created for him by the senate, after starting as private secretary to Col. Ransdell when he was U S Marshall for the District of Columbia.
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U. S. Senate
E. Livingstone Cornelius
Daniel Moore Ranstell
Senate
Washington
Col
Ransdell
District of Columbia
Harrison
Cornelius
Sherman
Raynor
Maryland
Fire Burns Out Artists Studios in Paris
A fire destroyed the studios of three American painters Frieseke Oscar Millar and C W Hawthorne in the Quartier and over 100 paintings were lost. The report notes a Paris tax bill proposal on changing hands of paintings and a sale of Millet works fetching 69516 dollars.
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Paris
Frieseke
Oscar Millar
C. W. Hawthorne
Quartier
Chamber of Deputies
Doctor and Gardener Clash Over Gravel Walkway
A doctor who enjoys tending his lawn hired O'Brien to redo the walk in front of his house. He left for three days and returned to find the path gravel covered. The doctor called the work shoddy, but O'Brien replied that many of the doctor’s fine projects are also covered with gravel and dirt.
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O’brien
O'Brien
Doc
Trempealeau Drainage District Seeks Bids for Work
The Trempealeau Buffalo county Wisconsin drainage district invites sealed bids for drainage work per plans on file in Fountain City. Bids may be cash or 5 percent serial bonds at par, due in 10 to 12 years from February 1, 1912, with 5 percent bid security. Bids opened January 14, 1913 at 10:00 am in Trempealeau.
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Trempealeau Drainage District
Trempealeau
Buffalo
Wisconsin
Commission
Fountain City
Henry Roettiger
Wis
The Private Car Job On Las Palmas Beach
Captain Kettle and passengers confront a strange pile of chocolate stone along the beach near Las Palmas. They plan to reclaim the vessel and install a crew, with Violet Chesterman and Sir George Chesterman backing Captain Kettle as they resolve to persevere through an unexpected challenge.
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George Chesterman
Violet
Las Palmas
Captain Kettle
Sir George
Sir George Chesterman
England
Chestermans
Kettle
Africa
Wife of Millionaire Hosts Charity Affairs in New Ball Room
Mrs Edson Bradley wife of the New York and Washington millionaire will host numerous entertainments this winter in her new $50 000 ball room completed recently. Many events will charge admission by invitation and the proceeds will go to various charities.
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Edson Bradley
New York
Washington
Ambitious Moorish Reef Navigation Tale
A crewman recalls avoiding shore deliveries by staying aboard a boat, fearing white protagonists and Moor presence. He explains revoking camp plans on the islets, using coal bags as ballast, and noting shorelines lack distinctive features for navigation. The excerpt hints at a continuing seafaring discussion.
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