Pasteur Treatment for Rabies Warns Dogs as Dangers Rise
An article urges avoidance of dog contact to prevent rabies, detailing early symptoms such as throat paralysis and convulsions, and describes Pasteur’s rabies treatment guidelines, including rapid detection and the evolving therapy at New York's Pasteur Institute. It notes public health cautions during wartime months and stresses not to handle dogs when saliva could transmit the disease.
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Lems In Waiting, and of Lie Agnis
Pastel Distitite
New York
Saigalstones
Ty von Ls
Sen
Favhay Listy
Erlowan Pal Witeh
Pasteur
Paris
Geersens
Obie
Stabbing at Salisbury Church Destroys Calm Amid Panic
At Salisbury Missouri a priest identified as Joseph Labeloy was stabbed twice by Joseph Sennette, a wealthy farmer and church member. The attack caused a panic as worshipers fled the doorway with several injured and police moving in to quell the scene.
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Salisbury
Ue Tey
Joseph J. Labeloy
Moseph Sennette
Ailal
Saat
Congresstion
Selnette
Carla Inter
John Getes
Suleway
Mortality rates and treatments in a mid-century clinical study
Fragmented OCR reveals a discussion of mortality in an early medical report. It mentions serum, vaccines, and treatments as factors in patient outcomes, referencing the Headly team and various stages of trial. Names and places are garbled, but the core theme is mortality related to a therapeutic regimen and its progression through stages of care.
Orientals and Dangers of the East Adventure Warned Abroad
An aged account describes a New Yorker L. G. Stewart imprisoned for seven years in a Chinese dungeon, facing cholera and harsh discipline. Journal fragment recalls a perilous voyage, encounters with English travelers, assault during a return trip, and warnings about illness, deception, and the Orient's risks for young adventurers.
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L. G. Stewart
New York City
Tomie
Stewart
Charles Prank
Saul
Band of
Conlien
Gillon
Crewe
Rank
Phen Hogan
Vithieh
Ty Shayne
Irish doctors warn against toxins linked to new flu strain
Experts say the virus is spread by mosquitoes and local health officials caution travelers. Authorities emphasize vaccination and hygiene as crucial defenses amid concerns the disease could reach major cities.
Lie About Bryan Campaign Funds Sparks Newspaper Feud
A heated dispute erupts over allegations that Bryan received campaign bands from ayan. The World accuses Bevan and Omaha figures of payoffs to Ryan and critics the Democratic Party’s Nebraska machinery. The piece argues Truth and probity favor Parker, while The World’s rhetoric is dismissed as gutter politics.
Convicted Ve g o man given five year terms
The defendant and others were convicted of crimes by the court. Sentences include five years in the penitentiary for the defendants, with further penalties urged by District Attorney Litt Shiner for a full twelve year term on related charges. Key testimony was provided by Joseph Mee of Boston.
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Roy
Cape
Vieolonaty
Litt Shiner
Jota Bt Meecman
Toston
Mase
Wilko
Pelzer
Bryan Replies By PH World On Campaign Contributions
W I Bryan states in a Lincoln Nebraska AP dispatch that a New York story alleging his campaign funds came from Thomas J Ryan is false. He says a 1904 arrangement involved his brother in law and Mr Sheehan, denying any improper source or obligation to push Judge Parker.
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Bevan
Democratic State Central Committee
Nebraska
Thomas Ryan
Hane Mryan
Senate
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Parker
Regan
News and Courier
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Huyek
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Qui
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Ries
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Onyha
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Nebraster Sada Tienday
Phontis
Beyan
Rryiin
Pike
National Committee
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Undiina
Sheehan
Weston
Betley
Carrsing
Toraive
New York
Mis
Wang Lis Nelasta
Svete Sheehan
Ortolier
Adate
PS. Allen
Nationa
Roovesell
Peters
Carl
Meyer
Tarker
The
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Neb
Associated Press
Alena Me Dabigren
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Naonal Democene
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Allen
Ryan
Mr. Sheehan
Meiyan
Mi Sheehan
Judge Parkers
Insurrection Suppression Efforts Rise Across Korea
An Associated Press report notes a broad movement to quell the uprising in Korea. In nine days ending on April 4, sixty nine clashes occurred between hostile forces and government troops, with 372 of the latter killed and 56 captured. Chinese and Japanese casualties remain unreported but believed heavy.
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Wee
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