What is Alcoholism and the Oppenheimer Treatment
A discussion of alcoholism as a disease, its medical diagnosis, and the Oppenheimer Treatment developed by Dr. Isaac Oppenheimer. The method claims to cure intemperance, reduce alcohol desire, and improve health with minimal side effects, endorsed by leading professionals and widely used in clinics. The Oppenheimer Institute is at 817 West 57th Street New York, with contact via telephone.
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Oppenheimer
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Oppenheimer Institute
West 57Th ST
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Butti
Charlton
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Baden
Lake Como Trunk Mystery Linked to Charlton Case
Milan reports a possible link between the Ethel Reid Naples mystery and the Porter Charlton Lake Como trunk murder. Milan papers cite suspected ties among Miss Reid Mary Scott Californian origins and Charlton as a possible suspect, while Geneva notes hotelier quotes and ongoing lake searches yield no clue.
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Ispolatoff
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Taft Explains Absence From National Shooting Festival
President Taft writes to New Yorker Herald editor explaining he could not attend the National Shooting Festival due to heavy official duties. He reviews his March invitation, cites prior commitments to review New York's Memorial Day parade, and apologizes for any perceived lack of appreciation.
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New Yorker Herald
Taft
Mr. Wolffram
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic of New York
New York
William H. Taft
Pope withdraws encyclical after German protest
Berlin reports that the Vatican has withdrawn the encyclical on St. Charles Borromeo for Germany amid protests from Prussia and Conservative papers. The note rejects intent to offend Germans and outlines four published points including Vatican regret and limits on distribution. Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg’s Rome visit tied to shifting Catholic policy domestic politics.
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von Bethmann-Hollweg
Abernathy Boys Visit Coney Island
Louis and Temple Abernathy with their father and friends toured Coney Island last night. The youths tried rifle ranges and enjoyed sights, Temple eating popcorn and taffy reportedly left him feeling ill. They plan to visit Sam and Wylie Haines and decorate their horses for Saturday’s parade with the Spanish War Veterans in the Roosevelt reception.
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Eveleth Declines renomination for Assembly seat
Assemblyman George S. Eveleth of Herkimer County announced he cannot be a candidate for renomination. The disclosure came during a June 14 statement from Little Falls New York.
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George S. Eveleth
Herkimer County
Not to Abolish The Pale In Russia Duma Debate
St Petersburg reports that a bill to abolish the Jewish Pale has little chance of passage in the Duma. The text shows opposition strength with 165 signatories among 440 members. The measure echoes anti Jewish campaigns and cites Stolypin as Interior Minister defending limited expulsions.
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Rockefeller funds summer camp for sick babies in New York
John D. Rockefeller supports a summer camp on his East Sixty-fifth Street bluff overlooking the East River for sick infants. The Junior Sea Breeze, run with the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, opens a dispensary and 56 open-air beds starting July 1 to treat babies and teach mothers, staffed by five nurses.
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Philip van Ingen
Plaza
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Seventy-second Street
Third Avenue
Board of Health
Rockefeller
Government delays Workmen’s Old Age Pension law until 1911
The government decided it will be impossible to implement the Workmen's Old Age Pension act, citing costs exceeding 25 million dollars annually, with enforcement postponed to the last quarter of 1911. Reports from Russian cotton districts indicate area sown doubles this year due to high prices. In Rome, Pope Francis received Bishop John P. F klare FitzMaurice of Erie, Pennsylvania in private audience.
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US cruiser South Dakota visits Valparaiso after Buenos Aires centennial
The United States cruiser South Dakota arrived in Valparaiso after visiting Buenos Aires for the centennial celebration. The crew will be entertained by the government and the municipality during their call before sailing for the Pacific.
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