Dangers of Mold and how to avoid them
Dangers of mold and remedies are discussed with warnings about fatalities from mold exposure. The piece references Chamberlain's Cough Syrup as a familiar treatment and mentions relief through proper care. It notes attempts to prevent illness by treating coughs and clearing secretions to restore health.
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Patares
M’creery
School notes and exams mark end of first semester
The Humboldt County school reports show absenteeism due to illness and weather, with midweek visits by Mrs. Rohner and Miss Marsh. Twelfth grade completed a Civics exam with favorable results. spelling averages rise across grades. Several pupils were excused for sickness. teachers urge parent support to reduce tardiness and improve morale.
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Rohner
Faye Mack
Chilos Campbell
A. “B. Richardson
Grace
Mary
Tiava Veen
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Freda Maier
Laura Nowler
Wm. Campbell
Fthel Beckwith
Laure Packard
Nellia ‘Thiel
Alica Merson
Lillian Tanck
and Holton Hetty
Wwe
Rusty Kettle Cleaning Tips and Help Wanted Ads
A fragment outlines rust removal for a kettle pot by boiling water and repeating the process, then oiling rust spots with paper and sweet oil. It mentions Greening Nursery Co of Moore, Michigan seeking live age to solicit orders with pay and equipment, and various help wanted notices for Chicago firms offering positions with no experience required.
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Mumory
United States
Open air cure for tuberculosis fascinates townspeople
The Evanston community embraces fresh air as a preventive and treatment for tuberculosis. Physicians advocate outdoor living, while residents sleep outside in tents or yards, inspired by reports from Milwaukee News. The movement spans vast areas as over 225,000 miles of cables connect ideas about health and time.
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Donald
Cicago
Plankiston
Milwaukee News
Fined the Weather Man at Cosmos Club Meeting
A Washington Cosmos club gathering fined a member for talking in the club. Professor Willis Moore, chief of the weather bureau, intervened to rescue the situation. As he departed, he bade the group a courteous “good evening.” The incident concluded with Moore’s intervention and departure.
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Washington
Club
Treasury
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Fragmentary OCR Lets Readers Guess Historic Event
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a naval or military item but is unclear. Potential names and places cannot be confirmed. The readable bits suggest a wartime or ship related topic with unstable text and stray letters.
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