Mortality report shows nine major diseases drive most deaths
A 1920s mortality bulletin details that over half of U S deaths stemmed from nine major illnesses including tuberculosis heart disease pneumonia diarrhea and nephritis. The report notes tuberculosis deaths declined sharply from 1900 levels while heart disease and pneumonia remained leading killers with wide regional variation and infant deaths high in diarrheal illness.
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Minnesota
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Washington Grows as a World City
Washington emerges as a world city with growing international influence. The capital aims to be a center of politics, culture, trade, and Pan American ties, attracting global attention and shaping American leadership in the western hemisphere. The article notes rising wealth, grand residences, and future architectural projects like the Lincoln Memorial, signaling a transformative era for the capital.
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Keep the Children Bright and Happy
An article promoting Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative for children. It argues that digestive issues cause fussiness and suggests a trial bottle from Dr. W. B. Cattell at 482 Washington St, Monticello, MA.
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Reports Deny Pueblo Cannibal Sacrifice Claims
Francis C. Wilson and J Crandall defend Pueblo Indians of San Ildefonso Taos and Santa Clara from charges of human sacrifice. Wilson, longtime attorney, says the Pueblos are humane, devoted to children, and Catholicized yet preserving harmless rites. Crandall, superintendent of the Indian School, asserts Stevenson’s report is unfounded and vows to seek justice for the Pueblo people.
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Washington, D.C
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Washington Times
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Smithsonian Institute
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Perfect Man Hypothesis Sparks Divorce Trial Discussed
A Chicago divorce case is cited as a dramatic example of how even a man praised as perfect can be faulted by his wife. The piece explores broader lessons on marital devotion, common faults, and the idea that no husband is free from flaws, amidst commentary on sensational testimony and scrutinized characters.
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Queenly Complexion Beauty Secrets Advertised
An extended, promotional text touts beauty preparations and home remedies for clear skin, hair care, and whitening. It markets miracle results from creams, tonics, and formulas, claiming rapid, dramatic improvements and urging readers to buy at drug stores. It lists various products and methods with sensational assurances and brand-like names.
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