Indians Aim to Save Race from Tuberculosis Disease
Warhamton March 22 The Indian service seeks to save the Indian fate from tuberculosis by moving away from primeval surroundings and crowded unsanitary lodging. Officials aim to teach sanitation, ventilation, and preventative measures to curb mortality amid changing living conditions and white influence.
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Warhamton
Indian Service
Tabasco Bottle Accident Claims Girl’s Eye Risk
A damaged OCR item reports a girl facing possible eye loss after a Tabasco bottle incident during a game yesterday. The account is garbled but mentions a battle, a drop, and doctors fearing a serious injury as she received rest and medical attention.
Zeppelin Flight Sets World Record For Airship Cruise
Berlin reports Count Zeppelin leads a German army airship with ten crew aboard, creating the largest airship voyage to date. The four hour cruise covered many miles, signaling a plan to push naval strength and aviation prowess.
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Berlin
Ted
Count Zeppelin
Labor movement aims to enlist unions in NY political drive
In New York on March 22 a labor aligned party backed by the American Federation of Labor emerged to mobilize workers for an assembly candidate. The group seeks support to influence legislation modifying injunction laws, aiming to convert union men to allies in local political action.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Legislarien
Big
Wan
Death hangs over Taft aide after injury time of illness
President Taft's aide Weaekingtan Marely Bao Slant, serumen Reid, was struck by a fall and severely injured. The attending physician remains hopeful for recovery while internal factors and officers discuss the incident and possible influences on his condition.
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Weaekingtan
Marely Bao
Serumen Reid
Privident
Taft
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Who's Who in Tafts Cabinet Hididnt Do Better
Taft to keep Uncle Jim as secretary of agriculture after a failed search for a new appointee. James Wilson from Iowa, born in Scotland, has long led the department since 1897. He is praised as the father of the department for merging farming practice with science.
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Wilson
Taft
Uncle Jim
Jim
Mr. Wilson
Iowa
Tamaco
Ayershire
Scotland
United States
Councellcut
Secretary of Agriculture
Iine Agile Tura
Agricultural Department
Wilsog
Gun linked to Ramirez killing found in ambush case
A hat worn by a young man linked to the Ramirez murder case was found with lead and blood traces. Two shells, one suspected to have fired the deadly shot, were recovered. the gun and hat will be used as evidence in the impending trial of Albino Vaniet and Puieo Has for murder.
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Vou Ormy
Ofar
Haly
Vaniet An Puieo
Local marriage licenses issued for Flores Ortess Brooks and Smart
Dave Flores and Tare Ortess obtained a marriage license, as did Wilton Brooks and Emma Smart, according to city records. The filings indicate two couples pending marriage formalities and eligibility verification in the municipal office.
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Dave Flores
Tare Ortess
Wilton Brooks
Emma Smart
Drink Plenty Water For Rheumatism And Kidney Health
A physician warns water is nature’s medicine and urges drinking plenty of water to prevent kidney and bladder diseases. A home remedy prescription uses Plant Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Syrup Saraupayilia with meals and at bedtime, plus frequent hydration to ease stomach irritation and urinary problems.
Calderon Murder Case Set for Thursday
Henry Calderon faces trial Thursday in the thirty seventh district court. The defense sought a continuance due to absences of counsel Charles Bertrand, delaying witnesses from both sides. A venire of thirty men was called as the case moved toward possible postponement, with Gaylos Roe assisting the district attorney and several attorneys representing the defense.
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Henry Calderon
MD Vidal
Kyrotter
Vidal
Statin
Aige
Trish
Dange Dwyer
Charles Bertrand
Madus
Dwyer
Gaylos Roe
Terney Baker
Anderson
Bolten
Nerland
Arnold
Pale Delicate Women and Girls Aidmalaria Tonic Now
A fragment notes a tonic named Pale Delicate Women and Girls promoting malaria prevention and blood nourishment. It touts Grove’s Tasteless Ghr Tonle as a remedy that builds the system, with price listed as 5 cents for children and perhaps broader use indicated.
Death Takes Organist As Church Service Begins
Mrs Georgia Wheeler organist at Gibsmdteigils Presbyterian church collapsed and died yesterday during the morning service. The organ fell silent as worshipers faced an abrupt end to the service, with the congregation dismissed after the incident.
Women enlist in war against rats in Rosina Mass
Rosina Massachusetts March 23 women organize to combat rats in a crusade inspired by San Francisco. Local supporters include Mrs T Y Bowlker Slater, connected to Harvard’s president-elect, and other civic figures. The movement aims to rally interest and coordinate pest control efforts citywide.
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Rosina
Mass
Boston
San Francisco
T. Yg. Bowl Ker
Slater
Harvard
Skating Craze Tames Liquor Craving in Wisconsin
In Wikson Wisconsin on March 22, reports say a roller skating craze acts as an antidote to drinking. Chlet of Polley Thomas Ma Ione claims skating's appeal draws youths away from bars, reducing alcohol consumption and promoting healthier recreation.
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Wikson
Wis
Chlet of
Heartstrings torn as baby goes away
New York story recounts a foster care dispute over a baby named Hannah Blume. Mr and Mrs Duell, poor in New York’s lowest district, raise the child briefly and fall into a court case when a relative claims Hannah. The piece describes custody and emotional struggle as Hannah is taken by a relative of the Blumes.
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New York
Vane
Hannah Blume
Mya
F.C. Duell
Yeohle
Hatal
Sis
Mosng Bhime
Tara. Cohen
Mrs. Choon
Tiamah
Blumes
Moses Blumes
Hanna
Mra Duell
Hannah
Mr. Dull
Births Reported Twin Girl and Baby Brother Born
Birth notices show a girl born March 18 to Mr and Mrs J M Curb of 329 Gilbeaux Street. A second child, a boy, named Lava, born March 20 to the same family. Additional details unclear in the fragment.
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Cruz Gonaules
el Pa Street
J. M. Curb
Gilbeaux Steeat
Hyomei Cure for Catarrh Guaranteed Money Back
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh and related symptoms within five minutes. It promises relief from colds and coughs and guarantees to erase inflammation of membranes. The text imitates phonetic spellings and claims a comprehensive remedy derived from extinct tree sources.
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Hyormet
Hyomel advertised as a healing inhaler for catarrh
An advertisement touts Hyomel and its inhaler kit as a cure for catarrh claiming it clears the nasal passages and inflamed mucous membranes quickly. The copy notes a complete Hyomel outfit with inhaler and a bottle of Hyomel priced at $1, plus a hot version, with sales through a national network including the Booths Hyomel Co in Buffalo and a dealer in San Antonio.
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America
San Antonio
Fexar Drag Co
Hyomel Co
Buffalo
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