Electric Sleep by Electricity in Anesthetic Practice
A report outlines publicized findings on using electricity as an anesthetic to induce unconsciousness with no post operative pain. It notes animal experiments by Stephanie E Leduce and advances by Dr Louise G Robinovitch, with human trials anticipated at Philadelphia General Hospital to test the electric sleep technique.
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Aioe
Wien
Stephanie E. Leduce
Nantés
Celor
New York City
Louise 'G. Robinovitch
Robinovitch
Philadelphia General Hospital
Miners Strike Halts Work At Lehigh Wilkes-Barre Coal
About 1200 employees at Lehigh Wilkes-Barre No 5 colliery refused to report for duty in a strike over the demand for a checking boss. The company, led by General Manager Huber, will not oppose the petition but seeks regular process to deduct the boss salary from wages and cites irregular signatures on the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal
Demani
Huber
Dbut-Will
App
Hnanosal Joss
Mine Commission
Pioneer Newspaper Man Wilken Barie Dies at 93
Paterson Jan 19 Pioneer newspaper man of northeastern Pennsylvania dies at his Cerbondale home after a short illness. Joslin aged 93 established the Lackenhbna ephemera and was the oldest typesetter in the state with a wide circle of newspaper friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Wilken Barie
P. J. Joslin
Tottheistern
Pennsylvania
Cerbondale
Ai Eecbener
Lackenhbna
Fraternity
Owl Plunges From Chimney Spooking Atlantic City Family
In Atlantic City on January 19 an owl plunged from a furnace into the kitchen, startling the Roth family. The bird reportedly came down the chimney and squeezed through a pipe into the furnace area, causing fright but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitehan
Atlantic City
Rothholz
Paulhan Sets New Cross-Country Flight Record
French aviator Paulhan completed a cross country flight covering long distance from a southward route to the Sierra Madre region. He climbed to 300 feet, then to 1000 feet above the Santa Anita race track area, returning to the aviation camp in strong wind conditions, establishing a new world cross country flight record.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Paalhan
Bal Fanch
Sierra
Sante Anite
Avistion
Dean
General Draper Dying Former Ambassador to Italy
Former ambassador to Italy in 1897, appointed April 5 and serving until September 6, 1909, General Draper is dying at his Washington residence. He has been kept alive for several days by stimulants, with doctors from the city, Baltimore and New York in attendance. Family remains with him as he nears death.
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Italy
Washington, Jan
Ain E
Draper
Tha Iter
Baltimore
New York
General Draper
Banks to Consolidate in Pittsburgh Against Graft
Pittsburg reports plans by several large banks to consolidate to centralize banking and better combat graft by banks and officials. Rumors name First National Second National Farmers Deposit National Columbus National and German National as participants aiming for a powerful merger with a claimed surplus above 30 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Pittaburg
Farmers’ Deposit National
Columbra National
National Banka
Murder Shocks Virginia Town as Burglars Slay Merchant
In Poulson Virginia unknown robbers killed John W Hart a store owner and bachelor. They beat him and shot him dragged his body to a woodpile in the yard and blew his head from his form. Neighbors found the body in the morning. Hart kept about three thousand dollars at home and was known to carry large sums of money. The exact booty remains unknown.
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Cane Charles
Virginia
John W. Hart
Poulson
Hart
Atore
Kent
Hart Ie
Vanisal Ng
Scourge of Hookworm Infects Mill Workers in South
Atlanta January 1919 Dr Charles Wardell Stiles of the U S Public Health Service says twenty five percent of mill employees in southern states are infected with hookworm based on visits to 228 mills. The opening session of a rational conference urged study of the disease.
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South
Atlanta
Charles’ Wardel
United States Public Health
Stiles
Blizzard Paralyzes Central Montana Train Service
Jan 19 Helsney Montana reports another blizzard disrupting Central Monteank travel. Winter weather blankets the region with heavy snowfall, halting train and rail service and stranding travelers in Helsney and nearby towns.
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Montana
Helsney
Mont
Yewlaton Ainee
A Story and a Half Bungalow Plan Offered
The plan describes a one and a half story bungalow with two bedrooms and a living room opening from a central reception. It notes optional partition removal to create a larger combined space and lists overall dimensions around twenty five by twenty eight feet. Price is $1,880 with complete plans and specifications offered for $16 through the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare Lea
Ait Gan
Tventy
Arruissebieni
Saxton
John R Walsh Sentenced to Five Years in Federal Prison
Chicago reports John R Walsh once a power in finance and newspapers was sent to Fort Leavenworth to serve a five year term after a verdict for wrecking the Chicago National Bank and related firms. The appeals court refused to overturn the verdict and mandate carries out the sentence. Walsh appeared, weakened and aided, leaving the courtroom with his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John’ R. ‘Walsh
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
United, States
Ponneutt Court of Appeal
Chicago National, Bank
Home Savings Bank
Aviteada Trust Company
Bishop Foss Stricken at Arch Street Home
Philadelphia bishop Foss, 76, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, suffered a stroke and paralysis while walking near his Arch Street home. He was taken to Hahnemann Hospital in serious condition with paralysis of the right side and loss of speech. His recovery is awaited amid health concerns that have lingered for over a year.
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Palyale
Philadelphi
Bialioy Cyrus
Hahnemann
Apeech
Faasway
Biatop- Foss
Howe
Arch Street
Thirteenth Street
Corder
Pinchot Rumor Suggests Michigan President Pick
A rumor in Detroit teams points to Gifford Pinchot as a possible future president at the University of Michigan with Dr James Fe becoming emeritus. The fire in Ashland, California caused about 80 000 dollars in damage to two major business houses and stock. The blaze is thought to have started from electric wires.
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Fermed
U.S. Forester
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
The
University
Wis Jap
Polfited
Dr’ Angalls
Ashland
Cally Rhined
Buaincas
Opera House
Trom
Puvrea Baakit Gall Player Dies in Local Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death involving a player named Puvrea Baakit Gall in a local scene. The text references ages, locations, and individuals but remains unclear on exact circumstances or formal statements.
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Puvrea Baakit Gall
Rlatte
Tan
Willis Wae
Yenra Ag
Charlotte Tau
Hank Xarnie
M. C
Wine kills girl after wedding drink
Eva Bonnaco aged six died after consuming wine smuggled from a bottle following a wedding ceremony. An autopsy showed the cause as the wine intake. The incident occurred on the Bowery as the child was with her parents. She died Monday in a hospital.
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York
Eva Bonnaco
Devalicta
Aléotiolla
Hungarian Baron Otto Orban Attacked by Wolves on Estate
News reports recount Baron Otto Orban, a seventy year old Hungarian magnate, riding on his Transylvania estate when wolves sprang, killed him with a knife found in the snow. the event follows other political notices from Washington about Senator Anrich’s illness and a forecast of travel to Florida for recovery.
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Meeta
Vienna
Otto ‘Orban
Transylvania
Fragmentary OCR notes on poetry and judge remarks
Fragmented text references a poet and judge with unclear dialogue. Mentions a value, a ten tidine fine, and a robber reference. Overall content is garbled with no clear event or outcome, leaving only scattered phrases about poetry and legal matters.
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Janelle
New World Map Project Plans Detailed by Nations
The Washington Star reports on an international conference agreeing to publish a new world map using a redefined polyconic projection. It outlines sheet numbering, international symbols, and the division of costs among governments and societies, with the United States map extending about eighteen feet square in overall size.
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Briuiap
Agence
Ats
Aldet
Laus Bannes
Bedwin
Iinrahen
God Ther
United States
Alaska
Anc
Anglohpesky
Avis Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a widely used remedy for ailments peculiar to women with more than thirty years of general use. The ad invites readers to write with questions to learn what the medicine did for one woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Sandusky
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lincoln's Lesson on Proof and Geometry in Youth
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Lincoln's early days in an office and his study of geometry. He claims he could prove every proposition in Euclid before moving on, demonstrating a disciplined approach to learning and reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Miyeel
Budd
Invalid OCR fragment summary processing
The provided text appears as an unreadable OCR fragment with numerous errors and unclear references. It mentions farming breaches, a department plan, and money from renting land, but lacks coherent names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a proper news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Aire
Fragmented OCR prompts unclear marriage query judged
The readable text fragment references an old dispute over marriage terms and possible leniency for a man named Filkina. It mentions ages, a Chicago connection, and a fictional news source style, but lacks coherent facts or outcomes to report.
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