Inebriate Colony Plan to Seek 100000 Appropriation
A medical committee led by Dr. G Milton Linthicum proposes a state funded inebriate colony to cure alcohol dependence through extended treatment and self support. The plan envisions a hospital like facility replacing short term sanitarium cures with work driven rehabilitation and public education to reduce the drink evil.
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G. Milton Linthicum
A. P. Herring
State Board of Lamacy
Dr. Linthicum
New York
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Poor Children Lose Ground In Industrial Training Study
A new federal Education report highlights stark inequities in high school attendance between children from wealthy and poor families. It cites professional and business parentages among students, limited prep for industrial careers, and slow growth in overall enrollment despite compulsory schooling. The piece notes strawberry shipments rising in Baltimore from Southern Virginia.
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Federal Bureau of Education For
Isle
Cohamerce
Bewada
Cal Nepe
Uiase
Industris
Flag Unfurled to Greet Men Who Saluted It Fifty Years Ago
The Seventh Regiment of New York marked its fiftieth anniversary of heading to the front. Veterans marched the old route past Lafayette Street where two sisters, Miss Fanny Underhill and Miss Louise Underhill, once waved a flag in 1861. The scene revived strong old sentiments as many survivors recalled the Civil War era.
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Mnny
Ife
Seyventh Regiment
New York
Saime
Lafayette Street
Cumber
Waslington
Fanny Underhill
Louise Underhil
T Hey
Laffayette Street
Eli
Advice by Professor Surface on preventing hand injury from strong spraying solution
A Pennsylvan ia fruit grower asks Professor Surface how to avoid and treat injuries from lime sulfur spray. He advises cheap gloves dipped in melted tallow or paraffin, vaseline on hands and exposed skin, protective goggles, a proper hose and drip disk, and maintaining spray equipment. Precautions allow spraying without hand burns, and healing ointment for any shin injuries. The latest fires rage on Savage Mountain near Mount Savage as flames streak toward the summit.
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Professor Surface
Pennsylvania
Ons
Pennsylvania Aims to Guard Rural Health System
A New York public health expert notes rural sanitation varies by locality but Pennsylvania centralizes control. The Pennsylvania Department of Health, with county medical inspectors, sanitary engineers, township officers and stream inspectors, maintains a unified health army overseeing farms and water waste, food supplies and sanitation. Projections suggest county reassessments will show higher levels of protection.
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Pennsylvania
Charles J. North
New York
Annals of
The
American Academy
North
State Department of Health
Dison
Pennsylvana
Army of Health
Pennsylvanka
PIE WON'T HURT YOU REMEDY PROMOTION
A faded ad promotes a stomach relief remedy sold by druggists. It claims quick, non harmful action with a money back guarantee and lists a sample offer and address for purchase. The tone imitates early 20th century patent medicine advertising and urges readers to buy a boxed remedy as a cure.
Maryland Notes Roundup Of Local Elections And Contests
News brief covers Baltimore municipal votes and a Salisbury case, plus a Pen-Mar incident. It notes Maryland School for the Blind exercises at Albaugh's Theatre, a Northern Central stock dividend suit, the Third National Peace Congress in Baltimore with Taft address, Capt. Parker’s annual report, shade-tree rules in Talbot County, Gov Crothers inspection trip on Eastern Shore roads, and Cumberland Salvation Army building plan.
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Baltimore
Charlef Hotland
Salisbury
Vivre
Mins Mary Lower
Maryland School For the Bind
Albaugh’s
United States Court
Northern Central Railway Company
Third National Peace Congress
Lyric
Taft
G. W. Parker
Maryland Society
Second Judicial
Talbot County
Crothers
Chester Town
Centerville
State Roads Commission
Cumberland
Salvation Army
Colored boxers matched for six round Diamond Rink bout
Henry Onley and Spike Smith, two local colored boxers, have been matched for a six round bout in tomorrow night's boxing preliminaries at the Diamond Rink. The fighters met previously, ending in a draw.
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Henry Onley
Spike Smith
Diamond Rink
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