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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1915

Page

4

Harrison bill aims to curb opium trade and crime

The Harrison anti narcotic act takes effect March 1 restricting sale of opium coca leaves and derivatives to physician prescribed use. A $1 annual license tax is required for sellers and violators face fines up to 2000 dollars or five years in prison. Officials cite 6 percent of large jail prisoners and 45 percent of criminals as opium users while imports soar. Austrian physicians in army order follows.

Washington Congress Commissioner of Internal Revenue United States the Hague International Opium Commission Italy Spain Germany Holland

Sought Lover in War Zone in Cracow Battlefield Tale

Isabel Szeliga Strusinska a Polish woman with battle medals describes wandering from Warsaw to Cracow and Lem­berg seeking her Austrian officer sweetheart. She recalls Zeppelin bombs killing her brother and says she crossed several cities and countries hoping for news from the officer whose command reportedly escaped.

New York Liverpool Isabel Szeliga Strusinska Warsaw Lemberg Cracow Kieff Petrograd Sweden Newcastle London

Modern Enoch Ardeh Returns to Find Family Reunited

Adam Rundel of Lestershire reappears after twenty one years with groceries for his wife from 1894. His wife had remarried Henry Pickering. Rundel details his trek from Warren Center Pa to see family, but police court discharges him and orders him to return home.

Binghamton N. Y Adam Rundel Lestershire Rundel Anna Henry Pickering Judge Ingall Warren Center

Submerged Washington Monument Rocks Found Off Alaska Coast

Coast Survey reports twenty one uncharted rocks in forty two miles of the inside passage used by steamers. One pinnacle rises 600 feet and lies 17 feet below the surface, described by engineers as a submerged Washington monument. Discovery came from a wire drag between buoys during inspections.

Alaska Washington Monument Washington Coast Survey

Polish novelist warns of Poland ruin during war

Henryk Sienkiewicz describes Poland's devastation with 15,000 villages burned, 1,000 churches destroyed, and 1.5 million Poles fighting in three armies. He appeals for relief through a Berne based committee, noting food shortages and refugee distress across Galicia and the occupied territories.

Berne Switzerland Henryk Sienkiewicz Vevey Committee On Relief For Poland Ignace Paderewski Sienkiewicz Red Cross Kingdom of Galicia Austria Oblegereik Kielce Vienna Berlin United States America Russia

Valuable Statuary Moved From British Museum

The Elgin marbles from the Parthenon have been moved from their room in the British Museum for the first time since 1816 to the basement as a precaution against German airship raids.

London Parthenon British Museum Greece

Wounded Pilot Refuses to Quit At Turko-Canal Fight

A Cairo reporter recalls pilot Carew aboard the Hardinge in the canal defense against Turkish invaders. He was severely wounded in arm and leg yet stayed at his post urging a crewman to bring a chair. He later had a leg amputated but is recovering well in hospital.

Suez London Cairo Daily Chronicle Telegraphs Herosth Carew Hardinge

Harvard Doctor Promises Hay Fever Vaccine Breakthrough

Boston report says Dr. Harris P. Mosher of Harvard Medical School announced experiments toward a hay fever vaccine. Patients could inoculate with pollen extracts from their specific allergen to gain immunity, with only a transient local rash observed.

Boston Harris P. Mosher Harvard Medical School Mosher Medical School

Celery Diet Claims Thin Women Rule Health

The article profiles Mrs May Belle McArthur who fasted twenty three days eating only celery and water, walking several miles daily. She asserts most women can slim similarly, blaming cowardice for excess weight and urging celery and water with walking as the path to 125 pounds.

Chicago May Belle McArthur

Holland-America Liner Nieuw Amsterdam to Display Huge Name Signs

The Nieuw Amsterdam, sailing from Rotterdam, will have its name painted on both sides and later shown in enormous electric lights midship. The large lettering will be readable from several miles away as part of a Dutch government order.

New York Government of the Netherlands Nieuw Amsterdam Rotterdam

Health of Armies in War Report Sets Record

Surgical experts report five months into the war that health records are upset with fewer deaths from illness than from wounds, a situation believed unequaled before. The observation notes overall excellent health among armies stationed in London.

London

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