Educational films show health work by public service
WASHINGTON Nov 24 Uncle Sam presents moving pictures across the nation to educate the public on health work by the Public Health Service and Marine Hospital Service. The films show researchers in laboratories fighting disease from plague to infant paralysis, illustrating prevention and control efforts.
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Mr. Man
Uncle Sam
Public Health and
Marine Hospital Servies
Samuel
California
Evening gown designs and new plaids attract notice
Todinyx showcases a rose crepe de chine evening gown embroidered with net and velvet trimmed vest, plus a bold emerald green plaid and mahogany colored designs. A Los Angeles Express tip suggests squash fritters with baking powder. King’s New Discovery claims to stop coughs and fever, with testimonials and a money back guarantee.
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Emperor Accepts Half of Knorr Bequest for Army Funds
Berlin reports Emperor Wilhelm II attracted praise from women by taking only half of a $200000 fortune left by Hermann Knorr for the German army and navy The remaining half will go to the betrothed wife who received nothing under the will, per the Emperor’s directive.
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Hermann Knorr
Kuauachwits
Hammond Resolves to Avoid Foreign Investments Under Bryan
John Hays Hammond, speaking at Clark University in Worcester, denounced foreign investments while urging national protection for citizens and investors. He criticized Bryan as secretary of state and cited that honest workers seeking work in Mexico risked losing lifelong savings. The Massachusetts education board reports 9% of teaching positions filled in its first year of a state registration bureau with salaries from 2700 to 16 per week.
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John Hays Hammond
Clark University
William J. Bryan
Hammond
Mexico
Maxsichusetts State Board of Education
Massachusetts
Smailarson
Wedding at White House for Miss Jeusse Wilson and Francis Styre
Local society buzzes over the tomorrow 4 pm wedding in the Ast room of the White House with Rev. Dr. Sylvester Beach officiating. Attendants include Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss Eleanor Wilson among a list of notable guests and relatives from New York to Baltimore and Princeton.
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Francis B. Styre
White House
Sylvester Beach
Princeton
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Margaret Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Mary G. White
Baltimore
Jessie Wilson
Adeline Mitchell Scott
William BR. Scott
Marjorie Brown
Poisoned Blood Cleansing Claim for 8 8 8 Remedy
An 8 8 8 blood purifier is advertised as preventing ailments from indigestion to rheumatism by purifying blood. The ad touts 8 8 8B as mineral free and botanical, promising rapid recovery and urging readers to obtain a bottle and seek free advice from The Swift Beeche Co. in Atlanta.
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Swift Beeche Co
Swift
Atlanto, Gaz
Portland connection noted with the W A in port land
A fragment mentions a link involving the W A in Portland, preserving partial names and place while signaling an administrative or organizational tie. The readable text points to a local or regional context without detailing dates or roles.
Ballard's Snow Liniment Advertsed Throat Rub Cure
An old newspaper ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for sore throats with claim that one or two applications will cure. It lists bottle prices 25c 50c and 1.00 and notes sale at all dealers.
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J H L Wilson to Speak on Conditions in Mexico
Washington November 4 Henry Lane Wilson former ambassador to Mexico whose resignation was accepted after charges of friendliness with Huerta will lecture tomorrow on Conditions In Mexico He will recount Maderos death and offer inside history of recent revolutions while avoiding his personal controversy with the administration.
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Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Man feigns poisoning to sway mother in Butte case
In Butte Montana on November 24 Frank Fitagibbons, living in Parlana, was arrested after hospital tests showed he lied about lumdanum poisoning. He admitted the ruse and cried, saying he wanted news of his near death published after a critical letter from his mother.
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Butte
Mont
Frank Fitagibbons
Par’lana
Consumption and Tuberculosis Fight Boost from Scott Emulsion
The article warns that daily consumption in the United States rises to 350, with germs claiming more urban victims due to indoor work and lack of sun. It promotes Scott’s Emulsion as a strength builder to keep blood rich and lungs resistant, claiming it aids in avoiding colds and consumption while noting it contains no alcohol.
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