Public effort expands tuberculosis institutions nationwide
A national TB bulletin reports 16 state sanatoria 28 county hospitals and 2 municipal hospitals built since January 4 1909. State funding for TB soared with multi‑million appropriations in 1909 and 1910, while county and city spending neared $2.5 million. Yet one tenth of public TB support remains, and over 250000 patients lack proper institutional care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Association For
National Association For the Biuidy and Prevention
How Is the 108 fi lug system Bae erse
A merchant questions the agent about a recent 108 filing system sale and notes a pause in business to handle the filing system. The agent replies with enthusiasm and the merchant expresses surprise at the shift in priorities.
Skin Beauty Promoted For Skin Hair Care Claims
The Lotion promotes skin and scalp treatment for afflictions and hair preservation. It targets facial skin conditions and nursery care with claims of cleansing and beautifying effects. The product is from a Boston company offering Curcura and related preparations.
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Votror Grug & Une Corp
Roetan
Mass
Punishment and Aging Mentioned by Atchison Globe
The Atchison Globe quotes Tole Henne on an elderly man in Duatness, arguing that punishment grows harder to endure with age. The piece notes daily discipline at home or on the street, and reflects on how aging worsens the ability to bear punishment as one once could.
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Tole Henne
Atchison
Will Dent
Atohisom Globe
When it Was Rougher Paul Withington on 1901 football
A Philadelphia sporting editor recalls 1901 football as brutal with many accidents. He describes a fatal field incident where a mule from a coal yard entered the game and was killed during a fierce scrimmage.
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Philadelphia
Coffee's Decline and Health Revival with Postum
A pale, weak reader explains life before coffee harmed health and how switching to Postum, boiled dark and rich, restored appetite, sleep, and vigor within weeks. After five months the person weighed 148 pounds and credits Postum with health gains, citing The Road to Wellville and the slogan There's a Reason.
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Wellville
Circular Staircase Mystery Ends in Quiet Collapse
Mise Innes guards Gertrude and Arnold Armstrong uncover a tangle of love money and murder at Sunnyside. Paul Armstrong plotted a bank heist with Dr Walker using a fake corpse, Nina Carrington sought blackmail, and a concealed room hid the loot. Key figures Jack Bailey Louise Halsey Jamieson and others unravel the scheme as the climactic murder at the railway embankment ties to a web of deceit. The tale closes with ordinary lives resuming in a placid summer setting.
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Mise Innes
Gertrude Widh Halsey
Ummer
Sunnyaide
Arnold Armatrong
Gertrude
Jack Bailey
Jamienen
Mise
Nk Bank
Halsey
Paul Armatrong
Armatrong
Walker
Levise
Harder
Thomas
Halon Herper
Lucien Walthew
Walewk
Hateey
Haley
Ning Carrington
Vaud
Walker Haley
Mike
Dallivet
Arnold Artetrate
Wallace
Loutee
Alex
Jock
Gertraie
Jack Ad
Louise Wasentine
Halens
Dexreow
Paul Artetreng
New Mesteo
Paw Armstrong
Laurie the
Min
Paul Armstrong
Medical College
Dr. Walker
San Francisco
Nina Carrington
Thor
Ted
Traup
Johneville
Paat
Svenrasde
Tad
Tom
Lanlae
Loulee
Fanny Armatrong
Colorado
Jack Halley
Traders’ Bank
Aa Ce
Thuradar
Laulee
Sunnyeside
Arnold
Greenwome
Laylee
Sunnyside
Jack Caftey
California
Bailey
Hailey
Paul Amstrong
Hae
Andrews Station
John Batley
Arnold Armstrong
Kalley
Bunnyette
Jack Dalley
Eilen
Liddy
Olf Thotmas
Bun Hyelie Ghosl
Jack Hailey
Jack Mathey
Mr. Jamteeon
Pucado Garden
Casanova
Treghiee
Anne Waterslew
H Thomas
eTim
Silent Staircase Tragedy Ends With a Fatal Fall
In a tense escape scene at Casanova churchyard, Paul Armettona Winters recounts a deadly assault and a dramatic discovery. Winters describes Winters and a foe clashing on a circular stair, Aragirine dying from a broken neck, and a shocking liaison between Halley and a woman in the cardroom as Jamieson intervenes to end the confrontation.
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Alex
Mr Jamieson
Atex
Winters
Alex Gira Alitemaed Nimself
We Ross
Casanova
Paul Armettona Winters
Paul Aragirine
Egat Veranda
Halsey
Talo
Fertrude
Mr. Jamieson
Mr. Halley
Sensational Escape and Million-Dollar Cash Recovery Tale
Chapter XXXIV recounts Dr Walker's dramatic escape to South America and the recovery of over $1,000,000 in cash and securities from a safe in the chimney room. It notes the silent role of Jack Jailer in exposing Armstrong's secrets, Halsey’s pursuit of truth, and Louise's return to Sunnyside under Gertrade's care after the revelation.
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Walker
South America
Jamieson
Jack Jailer
Alex
Halsey
Aul Armstrong
Hunters Kill Large Grizzly in Trinity Mountains
Thomas McDonald a mining man camping along the Salmon range in Trinity single handedly killed a famed 1000 pound grizzly after years of attacks on Ue farmers miners and residents. The monster bear eluded capture and was described as the finest specimen seen in the Trinity region. Maryville correspondence say Francisco Call.
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Trinity Region
Alain
Thomas McDonald
Salmon
Trinity
McDonald
Trinity Mountain
Maryville
Francisco Call
Late Offer Sparks Theft Reward Debate
Jones argues over a large reward for returning a harmful car described as horrid and rapping. Crown counters that the reward could lure the thief back, while admitting the car owner drowned the culprit himself, framing a stray story with a macabre twist.
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Jones
Sach
Crown
Crown—O
The Modern Way on Market Street Viaduct
A short item from Youngstown Telegram describes two young men on the Market Street viaduct offering a new version of an old saw. After passing two burly haired girls, one man leapt to the curb and strutted on the bridge while his companion asked what he sought. He pointed to the red haired girls and said he was trying to send a white automobile.
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Market Street
Youngstown
Verisimilitude in a Willing Witness Exchange
A fragmentary newspaper item presents a dialogue about verisimilitude in a witness testimony. The quirky phrasing and scattered words suggest a humorous or satirical note from the era, with emphasis on perception and credibility in legal settings.
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Bow
Lewis
Atraight
Carter
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