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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1908

Page

7

Beds for consumptives urged as nation needs 120000 advanced-case beds

The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports only about 5600 beds for advanced consumptives among roughly 15000 total beds in the United States. An estimated 200000 living with advanced tuberculosis require far more beds, with 120000 needed for proper care. Officials say isolation of advanced cases could halve deaths, saving about 160000 lives annually.

United States National Association For Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis National Association For the Study and Prevention National Association For the Study and Prevention of New Mexico Delaware Kansas South Carolina Idaho Wyoming Utah Nevada Adirondack New York Colorado Denver Coolorado Springs Arizona Southwest North Carolina John & Billings Health Department of New York City Kochnays

Organist rebukes Sioux City audience at church recital

In Sioux City Iowa at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church organist J W Gratian of New York chastised the audience during the postlude after they rose to leave. He angrily declared he had performed before hundreds of audiences and never faced such treatment before vanishing from the pulpit.

Sioux City Iowa Grace Mthodist Episcopal Church J. W. Gratian New York

Man claims twenty one murders at trial in Atoka

William Colbert, an African American and former deputy U S marshal, testified in Atoka Oklahoma that he had been tried on twenty one murder charges since arriving in the area. He said he was acquitted each time, claiming his theft conviction insulted his dignity. He asserted he killed many men during his years in Indian Territory, with estimates exceeding thirty.

Atoka Okla William Colbert Colbert United States Indian Territory

Woman seeks change of unlucky house number thirteen

London Acton resident petitions works committee to remove the number thirteen from her home. A leading house agency notes precedents in which homes avoided the number by renaming rather than renumbering, including a South Kensington house once rejected as No 13% before being given a name and sold for less.

London Acton Works Committee South Kensington

Man buys on spree and leaves fortune to widow

Chicago The late Joseph Williz, drunk in a spree years ago, bought west side real estate for 4200. After his death the property was valued at 85000. The manner of the purchase was ruled evidence of an unsound mind and the will was set aside in favor of his widow Bertha Willis.

Chicago Joseph Williz West Side Willis Berthea Willis

Roosevelt sought by Minnesota University headline

In Minneapolis Minnesota an emissary from the University of Minnesota board will press Theodort Roosevelt to accept the presidency as the resignation of Dr Cyrus Northrop is deferred for two years. The notice urges Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hoarse coughs and colds.

Minneapolis Minn Theodort Roonvelt University of Minnesota Board of Regents Washington Cyrus Northrop Roosevelt Foley Pendleton Drug Co

Beauty marred in oil lamp blaze at Lorillard homestead

Mrs. Allan Burnes Allen Livingston, heiress of Rancocas farm under Pierre Lorillard, narrowly escaped a fatal burn at her Mount Holly residence last night when an oil lamp ignited her clothing and hair. Doctors treat her today. fear permanent damage to her beauty.

Mount Holly N. J Tallan Burnes Allien Livingston Rancocas Farm Pierre Lorillard Lorillard

Foley’s Orino Laxative Promises Natural Bowels

Pendleton Drug Co advertises Foley’s Orino Laxative as a remedy for chronic constipation and liver stimulation. It claims the product regulates the bowels to act naturally without continuous potentives, urging a natural daily use.

Foley Oring Pendleton Drug Co

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