Rest as cure for tuberculosis urged by four experts
Four articles in the Journal of the Outdoor Life discuss rest and properly regulated exercise for tuberculosis. They stress that adequate rest accelerates recovery, while mild to moderate activity, if supervised, aids rehabilitation and reduces relapse risk. Prolonged bed rest is favored in early disease, with rest becoming a daily discipline for patients.
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Peel Cur Fredderic S Lee
Coline Jevorsky
New York
Lawriot Brown
F H Weise
Thedtirvontack Cottage Sanatorium
Trudeau
N.Y
Joseph He Prat
Boston
Will M. Ross
Stevens Point
Wis
Lee
Hedun
Drs. Brown
Heise
Pratt
United States
Rose
Trust Conversion Claims Harsh Sugar Trust Cleansing
The Harawick Committee exposes startling revelations about the Sugar Trust. It alleges the trust eliminated competition and manipulated prices since its 1887 organization, engaging in rebates water thefts weighing frauds and bribery to control the sugar market before 1908 when New England stockholders gained directorial power.
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Sugar Trust
Harawick Committee
New England
Sugar Trust Regeneration and Market Power Discussed
The piece analyzes the Sugar Trust under Henry C Have me yer, noting New England investors took control to forge a new era. It claims the Trust supplies 42 percent of U S sugar and holds stakes in 7 of 21 cane refineries plus 33 of 68 beet factories, with 19 360 proprietors including women guardians banks and churches. It compares price shifts since 1870 to 1909 and questions government action against this dominant entity.
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Henry C. Havemeyer
New England
Sugar Trust
Financial
America
Kindness and the Mule in Farm Practice
Ernest L. Hughes argues for humane mule handling, noting mules are unfairly maligned in stories and practice. He cites that kindness and firmness yield better work, calmer animals, and safer farming, urging respect, proper harness, and clean collars to maximize a mule's cooperation.
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Ernest L. Hughes
Missouri Elks meet at Macon. Times-Democrat gifts edition
The annual Missouri Elks gathering occurred in Macon last week and the Macon Times-Democrat printed a color edition for the event. Miss Isla Terrell, former head trimmer for Dimmitt, returned Friday to Bowling Green. Stoutsville showcases a July 4 fireworks display. B O Wood visited old friends in Shelbina Friday.
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Missouri Elks
Macon
Macon Times-Democrat
Isla Terrell
Dimmitt
Bowling Green
Wood
Shelbina
Roosevelt's Trust Control Proposal Sparks Debate
The St. Joseph Observer critiques Roosevelt's call for a federal inter state trust regulator akin to railroad oversight. It argues the plan as a new form of progressivism that would allow a chosen board to coerce campaign funds and run trusts, asserting anti Sherman law sentiment and questioning honesty in labeling opponents of trusts as enemies of corporations.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Mr. Roosevelt
Missouri
St. Joseph
Friendship and folly mingle in varied verses and proverbs
From Sioux City Tribune Wayside Wisdom a long astringent collage blends playful rhymes and moral maxims. It contrasts witty quips about friendship with satirical lines on society and dairy economics noting Holstein preference and dairy profitability.
Photographer Upheld Right to Shoot in Public
In Newport June 23 Judge Stears of the Supreme Court ruled a news photographer may photograph anyone on a public street. A jury was instructed to award $400 to a Boston photographer claiming assault and injuries by Harry P. Walker as he photographed a Newport society wedding last March. R. W. Cooper represented the St. Louis Republic.
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Newport, R
Stears
Supreme Court
Boston
Harry P. Walker
Build Now and Pave the Way to Future Prosperity
A motivational sales pitch from Conway and Proctor urging readers to plan and start building a comfortable home. It touts setting high goals, consistent effort, and leveraging plentiful money for honest investment labor and materials at fair prices. The piece ends with an invitation to discuss lumber needs.
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J. B. Bristow
Monroe City, Mo
Strean & Son
Cerelisis
Stoutsville
God
Rube Bethel
Sioux City Tribune
The
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Jerseys
R. W. Cooper
St. Louis Republic
Mr. Cooper
Conway & Proctor
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