Public Health Reform Urged by Surgeon General in NY Address
Surgeon General Rupert of the U S Public Health Service told the Association of Life Insurance Presidents in New York that public health reform requires co operation among officials, full time workers, laboratories, precise vital statistics, and sufficient funding. He warned citizens must demand strong health protection and legislation to advance sanitary administration nationwide.
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Tuvile Health
Rupertius
United States Public Health Service
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Segaton
New York City
América
Pualic
The Sanitary Machinery and Public Health Reform
A historical editorial stresses the need for a united public health effort from national to local levels. It calls for active regional cooperation among state and county authorities, health boards, and hospitals to achieve broad, efficient results with minimal funds. Also includes a testimonial advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation.
National Rallyway Clerks See Transport Amendment Rise
Washington December 11 reports the House Post Offices and Post Roads committee debate over a railway mail transport amendment. The measure would require rail carriers to provide free transport for railway mail clerks and related staff across their routes. Supporters include P J Shards and Elisha Hanson notes, with party reforms and calls for a national convention shaping the GOP primary system and representation.
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Elisha Hanson
Washington, D.C
Housa Committee On
Post Office
God Wise
Representative Rouse
Kentucky
P. J. Shards
Railway Mall Association
I Wesilington
Pepper
Glinton
Iowa
Reise
Stephens
Reminisce es Fifty Years Ago The Presidents Message
A fragmented reminiscence recalls fifty years ago with notes on a presidents message published yesterday via telegraph. The piece mentions six hours of transmission and Mr Smith at the key guiding readers through the document amid lingering rain and dull skies.
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Smith
Elevator Serenade Haunts an Artist Studio Circle
Philippa Yates navigates art world gossip after a flirtatious rise in a New York studio scene. Ellenbeth defends a lover’s wild claims while friends debate class, conservatism, and the lure of artful scandal amid opera nights and social calls. Marbury Eliot, new in town, teases a lone path through club talk and piano duets as winter snows fall on Broadway.
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Nzola Merrymeld
Texota Marrifielai
Philippa
Tig Beies
Ellenbeth
Pippa
Philippa Walf
Beth
Om Elizabeth
Philppa
N Nueco
Y Trovatore
Beta
New York
Mantleo
Leonora
Belter
Stanrico
Lafayette
Philipps
Elizabeth
Studio 5
Studio 77
Studio 17
Yiptoe
Ippa
Rerson
Bobbie Clarkson
Mr. Bilot
Maryland
Maribury
Marbury Eliot
Cuarge
St “Gee
Courga
Philippa Yates
Society For the Preventoin
Metropolitan Opera House
Eliet
Broadway
Shey
Fragmented dialogue and early ad copy lurk in torn piece
The text blends stage dialogue about a future home and a Metropolitan performance with an inserted medical advertisement praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for croup and coughs. Names such as Marbury and Elizabeth appear in dialog, while an advertisement touts relief for children's hoarseness and bronchial coughs citing Foley's product as non opiate.
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Foley
H. Ginn
Middleton
A. W. Morgan
Local Social News From Iowa City and Davenport
Mrs Templeman from West Liberty visited in Iowa City on December 11. Mrs Homer Hudson traveled from Waterloo to Davenport, spending days with friends. Al Hyleyad of Faribault MN visited town. Raymond I Lodge officers elected: Walter Luise C, Linn Burkett C, George A. T. Hise Prelate, Fred Thorp SK, Roy Thorp M, Ed R. Priess JG, Edward Moore CG, G L. Royaly Maurice Whitacre re-elected trustee for 3 years. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fawcett and others left for California for the winter. Liberty Lodge I.O.O.F. social in Friday. Theodore Jones visiting Davenport, etc. Floriculture Society meets Dec 1 at Mrs A V Aker’s, program on Iowa agriculture. Various local visits and social events noted.
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West Liberty
Sar Templeman
Lowa City
Homer ‘Hudson
Heme
Waterloo
Davenport
Arends
AL Hyleyad
Faribault
Mion
Raymond I
P. Lodge
Co. C
Walter Luise
Linn_ Burkett
George A. T. Hise
Fred Thorp
Roy Thorp
Ray Whitacre
Ed R. Priess
J. G—Hdward Moore
C. G—L. A. Royaly
Maurice “Whitacre
Trustes
MB. Waters
Downey
E. J. Hawker
T. G. Reynolds
Fred Jarvis
Davenpoort
H. Bs. Pinpey
Iowa City
Iowa
H. J Ditmars
Henry Ehidish
Mise Sylvia
Iowa ‘City
C. B. Kimbal
Iown City
Romaine
H. O. Bovard
Hiss
Austin
Minn
Ming Ina Garrison
Wilma Warren
Esther Swisher
Afteypaod
China Kiln
Mra
Amos Whitacre
C. A. Purvis
R. Froper
Treas
Amos Whitpere
Indies
Thoas
R. Propat
A. Purvis
Mere
Roy ‘Tharp
Wilt Baxter
Mire
W. Addernon
Jamem
Wentphal
J.-P. Nishola
Mise Nellie
Ida Eyes
Ge C. Snider
Mattie Ployd-hag
Pri
Calhoun
Nuptials at St Marys Rectory in Society Notes
Wednesday evening at a church rectory the wedding of Miss Emma Carey and Charles Erdman was performed by Rev. Father J. J. Grieger. The couple, of Cannon Avenue and Puebla Colorado, hosted a wedding supper at Emma Carey’s parents’ home on East Second Street. The groom works for the Electric Light company. Additional society items note a Sweetland Methodist Christmas bazaar clearing $260, Barnet Lodge sewing gathering, and various church social plans. Main address mentions I T T Mary of Town College to speak at First Congregational.
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ST. Mary's Rectory
Acyon O'Clock
Mary's Catholic
Emma Carey
Albert Narey
Cannon_avenue
Charles Erdman
Puebla
Colo
Schyaim
J. J. Grieger
Erdman Plac
East Second Street
Electric Light Company
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church
Aimdal
Barnet Lodge
Prank
East Front Street
John Graters
East Seventh Street
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
A. G. Graves
Two Justices Out With Colds in Washington Court
Justice White stays home due to a cold and hoarseness after two days of illness affecting his Hendon account. Justice Lurt on also absent from the court with a cold, leaving the docket lighter in the nation’s capital.
Wilton Report: Mrs O'Donnell and Miss McCarthy Return
Mrs. E J O'Donnell of Davenport and Miss Genevieve McCarthy of Audubon have returned to their homes after a recent visit to Wilton Iowa dated December 14. The notice confirms their travel details and acknowledgments of travel companions.
Wednesday Social Roundup From Muscatine Visitors
Several residents and guests were seen in Muscatine on Wednesday as visitors including Miss Delilah Lenker Miss Clara Heabner and Mrs J W Mee ser travelled to and from Davenport Davenport and surrounding towns with relatives and friends. Mrs Frank Kuhns and Mrs Charles Curtis also visited Muscatine while Mr and Mrs Thames Kent returned home from Wilton and nearby areas after spending the day with friends.
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James Aiwulty
Mira
Muscatine
Delilah Lenker
West Livers
Clara Heabner
Daven~port
Thames Kent
Walnut
Wilton
Mies Lola Kelley
Davenport
Charles Henderson
Frank Kuhns
Town City
J. W. Mee
Charles Curtis
Pthey
Vera Shannon
Nichols
Elmce
Fred Shannon
C. Dunkle
Glidden
Markers for Local Car Lines Selected in Davenport
Davenport Iowa December 11 markers for Muncetines treet car lines have been decided upon. Black Square Mullerry avenue Red Diamond South Muscatine East Hill One Blue Maltese Cross. Minnesota time.
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Davenport
Tas
Muncetine’street
Black Square
Mullerry Avenue
South Muscatine
East Hill
Automobile and School Aid Jobs Ad
Want ads advertise day and evening work for students to earn through school. Call Auto & Blaam Vale Co at 418 B 3rd St for car work and employment opportunities.
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Auto & Blaam Vale, Co
Big's Cream Bar promises instant relief for catarrh
An old drugstore pitch touts Big's Cream Bar as delivering immediate relief from blocked nose, head cold, and sore throat. It claims a small bottle clears inflamed membranes, dissolves discharge, and frees air passages by morning. The ad urges purchase at any drug store and asserts swift soothing comfort.
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