Kamloops Plans Sanitarium For Tuberculosis Patients
Victoria doctors will establish a sanitarium for tuberculosis in Kamloops Dry Belt area known as the center, a few miles from the town. Kamloops has become a noted resort for those afflicted, with many seeking health benefits there amid the dry climate.
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the Center
Medical drive for a tuberculosis home in British Columbia
In British Columbia medical officials push to establish a tuberculosis treatment home. Dr. Pagan seeks federal funding but faces act restrictions. He and colleagues pursue private support while recognizing suitable sites in the dry belt near Kamloops. Local hotels refuse to admit visibly ill patients, prompting calls for action.
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Sir Frederick Treves Among Siberia Passengers in Frisco Visit
Noted British surgeon Sir Frederick Treves and Lady Treves travel on the Siberia from the Orient, with a month in San Francisco. He is famed for the 1902 operation on King Edward VII and will receive a Stanford degree during this world tour.
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Edward the Seventh
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Army Hospital Committee
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Medical texts and manuals listed in a catalog
A catalog itemization lists works including Manual of Surgery and System of Surgery, Physical Education volumes, Manual of Operative Surgery, Surgical Applied Anatomy, intest inal obstruction peritonitis and appendicitis topics, German English dictionary, Tales of Field Hospital, and related titles.
Woman in Oregon Suicide After Five-Year Mental Illness
Mrs. M. B. Drake of Dayton Oregon aged about 35 with five children killed herself by leaping into a river during a fit of insanity. Her husband had kept her at home for five years after she went insane from a ruptured artery at the skull caused by lifting a teakettle. She was preparing a Sunday luncheon when the attack occurred.
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Ore
M. BE. Drake
Old grip makes a long trip
Everett dispatch reports the historic grip pack, famed for parading through towns and delighting station agents, has embarked on a lengthy journey across the country. The item, cherished by railroad workers, has become a traveling mascot as it continues to roam from station to station.
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Everett
Wash
Express
Prices for Serge Suita and Panama Suits and Etamine Styles
The ad lists mix pricing for Serge Suita 22.00 mixtures, Panama suits, and Etamine suits with prices ranging from 11.00 to 20.00. All suits are shined and made up in latest styles with exclusive patterns not described.
Mysterious Traveling Bag Covered With Labels Across Rail Lines
An old bag carries over 700 tags and varied verses from Thanatopsia to nonsense rhymes. It has traveled from the Pacific to the Atlantic, through Everett recently, kept alive by expressmen and agents for nearly a year. Each town visit sparks amusement as labels accumulate, some three deep.
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Everett
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