Medical institute promotes distant diagnosis and cure methods
The article describes Dr. Pierce's Institute at Buffalo offering distant diagnostic techniques using telegraphy and magnetism, claiming physicians can assess chronic diseases without direct patient contact. It details violet ray, incandescent light, and electrotherapy methods, the role of specialists, a modern laboratory, and the Institute's motto of scientific, non-miraculous care.
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Jioteo
Tavallis
Tocal
Surgheal
Bultala
Dalpore
United States
Tnstitetinn
B.¥. Pierce
Nie
Winhone
Monty
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Meuletie
Sacgory
Panple
Hose
Yale
Pierce
Invatis
Extra Suffrage Wins In Owa Legislature Walletin
Des Moines reports indicate women's suffrage measures progress in the Iowa legislature with rapid house action and heated senate debate. The Chase Kilk on Bill on railroad penalties passes, defining payments and limits. Vocational winter agricultural schools proposed by Chicago advocate Baldwin Cooley, citing German examples and a five month school cycle for farm youth.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate Today
Harding
Senate
Geman Piin
Dwin G. Cooley
Chicago
Towa
Germany
Copley
Duncan Stewart Freed Over Alaska Fund Conspiracy
Chicago March 7 Duncan Stewart of Seward Alaska one of six defendants in a ten thousand Alaska fund fraud conspiracy trial before Federal Judge Landis was freed by the statute of limitations today. The government alleges the scheme occurred more than three years before the indictment and Stewart withdrew from the conspiracy in 1907. The case features over a hundred witnesses and the jury was expected to be seated today.
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Rebake
Chicago
Duncan MM. Stewart
Seward
Alaska
Landis
Stewart
Abbert C. Frost
Extradition Ordered For Los Angeles Man
Victor Clement Fisher of Los Angeles was brought to Bow Street police court in London and ordered extradited to the United States on a warrant accusing him of embezzling a large sum of money. Newport News reports the 14 inch gun on the battleship Texas has been nicknamed Woodrow by workers pending the ship’s completion.
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London
Victor Clement Fisher
Los Angeles
Bow Street
Lodey
Uni Od
Gan Tx
Wilsen
Newport News
Texas
Woodrow
Northwest YWCA official visits city society events
Miss Ailis Clara Taylor industrial secretary of the Northwest division of the YWCA arrived from Ottumwa for a few days to meet local secretaries. She attends supper with the religious committee at six, speaks to the YWCA B club at four Sunday, leads vesper services, and stays with Mrs. Ella L. Jayne on Mulberry Avenue. Invitations go out for birthday and club dinners this evening at East Fishth Street and Cedar Street homes hosted by Mrs Z Carl Barnard Minnie Storms and Noca Storms.
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OT Y.W. G. A. Abinvies Incl
Ailis Clara Z. Taylor
Northwest Dela
Young Women's Christian Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Ottumws
Miss Taylor
Misa Taylor
Ella L. Jayne
Mulberry Avenue
Z. Carl Barnard
Atiaheang" Club
Tome
East Fishth Street
Orange Agent Heavily Fined In Court
Linn A. Tripp of Ocean Park California a fruit agent was fined 100 dollars and costs for selling oranges injured by frost in Southern California. He was arrested at George Hahn's office by Police Chief Hofmar while Herman Elfers faced a Des Moines warrant and pled guilty. Tripp testified locals bought damaged oranges left with the Rock Island Railroad claiming they were unsellable.
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Linn A. Tripp
Ocean Park
California
Tripp
George Hahn
Holfmar
Herman Elfers
Des Moines
Ofense
Rock Island Railroad
Stenographer Position notes stir Wilson aides
Washington March 7 Miss Satome Tarr a capable stenographer is sought for a diplomatic post as President Wilson weighs replacing women with men writers. The civil service rules hinder an executive appointment amid pressure to spare the First Lady and avoid political embarrassment. A humorous aside from a Boston Transcript piece closes this odd tale.
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Washington, D. C
Satome Tarr
Wilson
Milas Tate
New Jersey
Virtastly
Sometimes Tempting Fate in Wartime Commentary
A pithy editorial touches on public opinion and the stubborn foe of armies. The piece references a character named Billy Gonquarar and the Old Colonel Pestilence, framing them as enduring challenges for soldiers, while noting readers’ willingness to pay to learn what others think.
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Billy Gonquarar
Pestilence
Chicago Record-Herald
Protest Voices Against Utilities Bill Hearings Des Moines
Delegations from commercial interests protest the public utilities bill before the Senate committee. Des Moines figures critique central regulation, warn it hinders local control and threatens franchise rights of the Des Moines Street Railway. Independent lines advocate rate-setting by interested parties and caution against overreach. next witnesses include Hugh Cooper slated to oppose provisions affecting power regulation.
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Dés Moines
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T. O. Hanson
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James C. Davis
J. L. Parrish
Hugh Cooper
Keokuk da
Lowe
Iowa City Life Team Favored To Win National Championship
Iowa City high school life team led 61 of 1000 possible points in the final shoot of the national championship tournament. Mortis high school riflemen of New York City had won eight straight games, threatening to upset the favored Iowa City squad.
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Spestal
Mortis High School Riflemen
New York City
Low City
Iown City
Ryan 18 Re elected by Iron Workers
Mareh T. Frank M. Ryal of Chicago, a labor leader convicted in the dynamite conspiracy trials, was re elected president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers at its session in Indianapolis. Officers named include Harry Tones of New York as secretary treasurer, James E. McClory of Cleveland as acting secretary treasurer, J. Martin of St. Louis as second vice president, and Patrick Vaughn of San Francisco, John A. Johnson of Newark, D. J. O’Shea of Niagara Falls, and Frank McKinoes of Grove as the executive board. Ryal faced J. D. Barnes of San Francisco but results were not announced.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mareh T. Frank M. Ryal
Chicago
International Association of Bridge & Structural Ironworkers
Harry Tones
New York
Herbert S. Hockin
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
James E. McClory
Cleveland
Seerstar
J. Martin
St. Louis
Corn Nosed
Patrick Vaughn
San Francisco
John A. Johnson
Newark
N. J
D. J. O'Shea
Niagara Falls
Frank McKinoes
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestive Relief
In a vivid ad style note, Pape's Diapepsin claims to quickly digest undigested food, relieve dyspepsia, and end stomach misery within five minutes. It touts easy relief from sour belching, gas, and indigestion after taking a fifty cent case.
Convention Grants Funds For Families Of Dynamite Trials Convicts
The convention passed two resolutions raising fifty thousand dollars to care for the families of men convicted in conspiracy in the dynamite trials and to defend the convicted in case of appeal. Families will be cared for until final disposition of cases. Next annual meeting set for Peoria in September. Also notes on child speech development and adenoids as a cause of delayed talking.
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Peoria
Ohlid
Dance at A C T W hall Saturday evening
Community notice invites all residents to attend a dance at the A C T W hall Saturday evening. The ad encourages broad attendance and cordial hospitality for the event.
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A. C. T. W. Hall
Ady
Notice of Assignment for George H Casper of Muscatine Iowa
Notice to creditors and interested parties that on February 19l3 George H Casper made a deed of assignment to the assignee for the benefit of creditors. Creditors must pay to the undersigned at Muscatine State Bank and present their claims under oath within three minutes from March 7, 191?.
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George H. Casper
Muscatine
State of Iowa
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