Malaria Cure and Advances Reported by Scientists
The article outlines four major advances in malaria research, including quinine dosing, parasite study, in vitro cultivation by Dr. Bass, and the link to dextrose. It notes the physician’s medal recognizing Bass and warns malaria’s broad toll on life and economy, plus transmission via Anopheles mosquitoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sass Will Branan
Technical World
Jist
Bass
American Medical Society
United States
Eczema Cure Testimony From Mrs Kenney
Mrs L Kenney credits Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with curing her longstanding eczema. A reader reports dramatic relief after using the product, with endorsements from reliable sources. The ad notes the ointment is sold by druggists or by mail through a Philadelphia company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preane
Ds L. Kenney
Hobson
Union College seeks Bigelow Memorial Hall at Schenectady
A committee led by Joseph H. Choate raises funds for a John Bigelow Memorial Hall and a John Bigelow professorship of political science at Union College Schenectady. The plan entails at least $100000 for the memorial, honoring Bigelow Union class of 1835, diplomat and wartime public servant.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Union College
John Bigelow
New York
Union
Willam H. Seward
Department of State
France
Europe
BBC
Government in Action Filmed by Moving Pictures
Moving picture crews document Uncle Sam’s operations across Treasury Secret Service customs and revenue bureaus, engraving and printing, state and war departments, immigration, labor, agriculture, post office, interior, justice, and more. Officials like Bryan Wood Redfield Garrison are shown. navy and other branches to follow.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Sam
Treasury
Secret Service
Al’l
Government Service
William Flynn
William Moran
George Tester
Customs Service
John B. Wilkie
Burke
Internal Revenue Bureau
Kentucky
Carolinas
Tennessee
Georgia
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
State Department
Bryan
War Department
Garrison
Leonard Wood
Army
Navy
Department of Commerce
Redfield
Commerce Department
Immigration Bureau
Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
Garret
Department of Agriculture
Postoffice Department
Department of Interior
Department of Justice
Government Printing Office
Russian Engineer Proposes Button Powered Duma Restraint
A Russian engineer offers a device to halt deputy movement in the Duma by a pressure button. He claims the invention would prevent demonstrations and unseemly scenes. Rodzianko, pres of the Duma, submitted the proposal for presidential board review, which concluded the Duma could dispense with such an appliance.
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London
Russia
The
Domia
Duma
Newport man pays duty on golf suits bought in England
Harriman of this city paid duty on two golf suits bought in England. The items are described as the latest English attire and part of a wave of fashionable imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Joseph
Fraudulent cures for consumption exposed by national group
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis warns the public that five hundred fraudulent cures for consumption have harmed victims across the country in recent years. Exploiters profited millions, while the association reiterates there is no cure beyond fresh air, tested remedies, and good care.
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National Association’ For
the. “Association
Dren:ey oe ele Cold cash will burn a hole in the spendthrift
Fragmented OCR raises uncertainty about phrasing but suggests a remark on money and frugality. The text mentions cash burning a hole in a spendthrift’s pocket amid quoted odd punctuation. No clear person or organization identified.
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
The Texas wonder treats kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes and supports back and rheumatic issues in men and women. It also regulates bladder problems in children. If not available locally it can be mailed for 1.00. One bottle provides two months of treatment and often completes a cure. Testimonials available from Dr. E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO. Sold by druggists.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Administrator Notice of Mary Hughes Estate Clark County
Wm Kuykendall appointed administrator of Mary Hughes deceased of Clark County Illinois will appear before Clark County Court at Marshall for Oct term on the first Monday in October to adjust claims and settle debts. Creditors must attend and debtors must pay promptly. Dated July 24 1918 Wm Kuykendall Administrator W Graham Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
County of
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall
A. D
Wm. Kuykendall
W. Graham
Public sale of Clark County real estate in 1913 master in chancery notice
Public notice in Clark County Illinois announces a master's sale of parcel three in block four of Marcus L. McCarty's First Addition to West Union. The sale, set by decree of July 15 1913, will occur August 16 1918 at 2 PM at the east door of Marshall courthouse. Terms require half cash day of sale and half in six months with seven percent interest on deferred balance.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Marie Miller
Elva Parker
Roy Clark
Jane Clark
Arthur Poorman
Marshall
Illinois
Clark
Marcus ‘L. MccCarty
West Union
Mashall
Ill
Tenois
W. T. Hollenbeck
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Smith & Lewis
Pga
Roo Root
M. Grabenheimer
Clark County Mills
J.T. Randall
Mer
Charles
Taylor
6Th St
G.B Lord
W. D. Baughman
Sixth Street
S. M. McMurray
Dolson Township
Charleston Road
C E. Bennett
Westfield
Read
P. E. Read
Randall’s Queen
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck and Gallagter’s
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main
Farmers
Read's
West Main Street
Bigelowis
Schenectady Institution
Bigelow
Oswald Garrigan Villard
New York Boeing Post
Justice Charles E. Hughes
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Gente A. Plimpton
Eliphalet Nott. Potter
Drew Carnegie
Elihu Root
Johnl. Cadwalader
Joseph B. Randell
Richmond of Union
MMOV
Moving Picture
Scaney
Toledo Strand
Gre Western Railroad
Aerc Flas
Seth
Irvin Rogers
Agt Marshall
Llinois
Paris
the Herald
Southern Illinois
Anderson Low &Son
Martinsville,.Il
Herald
Phowe
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