Badger News Briefs Describe Local Accidents and Notices
A cluttered dispatch from Marquette reports Mrs. Joseph Moran, wife of a Chocolay farmer, injured after a bull attack near St Marys Hospital. Other items note a minister’s death in Utat, a child fatally crushed by a threshing machine near Sanborn, Syrians losing citizenship in Milwaukee County, and multiple local incidents including a fire at Havis Lumber, a dynamite mishap near Green Bay, and institutional changes in Neenah and Janesville.
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Marquette
Joseph Moran
I St. Mary’s Hospital
A. J. Frame
Warwkesha National
Twilight Alu
Me Prame
Wiyukesha
Twarthess
Sehnectady
N.Y
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Uume
Ashland
Warner Hagstrom
Sanborn
Hagstrom
Hin
Kingler
Li Crosse
Linler
Colon
Law Crosse
Pig Hin
Fred Rirgsboek
Stite Aereut
Milwaukee
Owen O'Mare
Dager
Greenay
Hedge Powless
Mt Basket
Urusk
Davidson
Waupun
Ife Termers
Neenah
D. Ro Riley
Madsan
M.C. Horgh
Issidd Ak Shyarter
Tayces
Titus
Dunn County
Ksan
G. Kinney
Walter O'Dell
Orn
O'Dell
C. C. Johnson
First Presbyterian Churen
Oiira
Janesville
Rock River
Rock River In Provenient Association
Nere
Sterling
National Rivers and Backers
Washington
Cam Gross
Barkera
Six Die in A. A. Collision at Collinsville
A head on crash on the Pennsylvania line near Collinsville, twenty five miles southeast of Richwood, killed six and injured several aboard freight No. 18 from Chicago to Cincinnati. Both engines wrecked, mail car telescoped, passengers mostly escaped with injuries. one woman critically hurt. Fireman Webb and clerk Raines survived under wreckage.
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Belmond
Int
Oct
S—Kitted
G. Webb
Wichwond
Jicivan
Erusben
Johnson
Maton
Mail Cat
Itainas
Kokoro
Ind
Elek
Lewis Marshall
Richnend
IL Hettirid
Greensfork
Shaer Hrews
Loganaport
Collinsville
Richworid
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Cincininati
Righlund
Webb
Raines
Paul Clerk
Sumiiy
Walsh Chinagn Det. 22 Walsh to Face Federal Prison
Walsh, a nonvicted banker, may be sent to Fort Leavenworth within days as attorneys contest $40,000 bonds. John B. Miller and Sims argued to hold bonds until appeal outcomes, with Walsh possibly appealing to the Supreme Court. Court arguments to follow in a few days as proceedings remain confidential.
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Chinagn
John Tt. Walsh
Fort Leavenworth Federal
Plana
Dmetsier Attorny Sims
Jose S$. Miller
Walsh
Te Circuit Court
Liberty
Ute. Sims
Equitable Trust Company
Miller
Supreme Court
Sima
Childs
Danish Cabinet Resigns Over Confidence Vote
Copenhagen reports Count Holsteins Ledreberd leads a cabinet that resigns after a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies. The August 14 cabinet faced sharp criticism over the budget deficit amid fiscal strain. Alma at Theater in Her Will New York reveals Mrs. Mary S Robinson wills $20 000 for disabled, well behaved children story writer. Powers Quiz Russia A rumor says powers addressed a joint note to Russia on Manchurian affairs.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Holsteins Ledreberd Wis
Chamber of Decutiea
Alma
New York
Mary S. Robinson
Russia
St. Petersburg
Cat Out of the Bag In Brief Exchange
A fragmentary note quotes Mrs Baier thanking someone for an invitation but saying she cannot attend because of an accent issue. A servant mentions a promised half dollar.
CURED ITCHING HUMOR Dramatizes Cu cure claims
A patient recalls relief from years of severe itching and sores after using Cu cur cura remedies, claiming rapid improvement after three treatment sets. The anecdote cites a physician’s failure, then two doctors, and ends with the testimonial dated February 8, 1908, from O. L. Wilson of Perry, Iowa.
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O. L. Wilson
Peryear
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Sale Prope
Roman
Quaker Oats promise November health boost ads
A scrambled page touts Quaker Oats as a cure for fatigue and weakness if eaten daily through November, urging families to share servings and contrast with meat and greasy foods. It also weaves in unrelated quips and odd testimonials about health, scalp powders, and a cartoonish mix of penny dreadful style lines.
Pettit's Eye Salve Restores Vision Now
An old ad notes Pettit's Eye Salve restores sight or relief for eye ailments. It promotes buyable product through druggists and general merchants, claiming quick improvement for those who have suffered eye injuries or irritation.
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Pettit
and Bros. Biffalo
Bootlegger’s cold liquor draws wary customers on train
An Oklahoma bootlegger in a dreary stretch of the Frisco line hawked real cold liquor to wary travelers, including two cattlemen and a buck Indian, earning risked tips about selling on the move. A city visitor, in oilskin, joked the old mariner’s eye would miss nothing. The steady man’s humor closes the vignette.
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Haltiriow
Through Express
Nim
Los Angeles Express
Limus
Government Sanatoria Hospitals Run by Three Agencies
Government Sanatoria. The United States operates three tuberculosis sanitoria. One for soldiers at Fort Bayard New Mexico and for seamen in the merchant marine, with others in coast service not in the Navy at Fort Stanton New Mexico. One for seamen in the navy at Las Animas California. The first hospital is run by the War Department, the second by the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, and the latter by the Navy Department.
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United States
Fort Bayard
N. M
Merchant Marine
Coast Service
Aavy
Fort Stanton
Navy
Las Animas
Cal
Department of War
United States Pubic Health and Machine Losnical Service
Navy Departured
United States Leads in Tuberculosis Sanatoria Capacity
A 1930s overview notes the United States operates 99 public sanatoria with 10 539 beds and 26 private sanatoria with 2175 beds, totaling nearly 23 000 beds across 18 children tuberculosis sanatoria. France has 12 sanatoria with 148 beds. most institutions are private except the Agin court sapatorium.
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United States
Germany
United Tates
France
Agincourt
Weill forces mixed with odd requests and worn stockings
A fragmentary vignette mixes a stern tech woman and a weary wanderer seeking work and a shave with joking references to Virgigius. It then shifts to Susan B Anthony praising silk stockings and a discussion on how newspaper headlines shape minds. The text includes garbled references to a Rough optional purchase and a hotheaded, hat-wearing figure.
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