Work For Health: Exercise and Longevity in Early Health Advice
A long reader on physical fitness compares a sedentary life to a stagnant pool and an active life to a pure mountain stream. It argues exercise accelerates the body’s motion, keeps blood pure, and supports digestion, heart health, and mental vigor. It then outlines various methods to achieve daily work, from stair climbs to hill walking, and warns of disease risks linked to inactivity and uric acid buildup, with age-related mortality statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leukerbad
Switzerland
Insurance figures reveal age related disease risks
A leading life insurance company presents statistics on ages and diseases, indicating general trends over fifty years. The data show patterns without reflecting individual cases, as skilled physicians from large offices assess applicants and analyze causes of death in policy records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Evgryona
Isics
Lifensuraine
Grance
Preventive Card Plan to Curb Tuberculosis Spread
The Anti-Tuberculosis league of Cleveland proposes small cards for conductors in public conveyances bearing a request to stop spitting and a copy of the law. When a violation occurs the conductor hands a card to the offender, aiming to deter the offense without dispute. The league, recently organized, is distributing hygienic literature to schools workshops tenements and other places to promote sanitation and disease prevention.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League of
Cleveland
Healthful Recipes Salad Sandwiches and Desserts
A Victorian style recipe note details preparing egg salad sandwiches using warm mashed eggs cream lemon juice and watercress on trimmed Graham bread slices. It also outlines Toasted Granose Flakes with Nuts and Fruit Juice Baked Bananas with an Orange Sauce and egg batter crusted bananas.
Now the Japanese Save Lives in War
Literary notes summarize Dr Anita Newcom McGee's account praising Japan's war time health gains including near elimination of typhoid among soldiers. The May Century and The American Boy are highlighted for travel, dimes, costumes, and science topics with coverage of designers, summer fashions, and boys’ pursuits.
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Anita Newcom McGee
Japan
Dr. McGee
George Gibbs
Weymer Jay Mulls
KF Berkeley Smith
Normandy
N. Judson Moore
Murray
A. G. Spalding
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
Vassar
William Garrett Brown
United States
Kansas
Isaac FF. Marcosson
Henry J. Rogers
John §. Gregroy
Mark Twain
Country Life In
America
Frank M. Chapman
Usiny
Everybody's Magazine
May
Pacific Coast
California
Henry Miller
Nevis
Smder
Washington State
American Monthly Review of Review
Panama Canal
Walter Wellman
Chicago
China
Ching Sea
A.T. Quilles Couch
Charles Seribner
Sons
New York
Lfe
Cornwall
England
IL Fk
Tandon Daily News
Gouch
Trade report notes sustained demand amid strikes and weather
Chicago May 74 report from RK Dun & Co highlights sustained consumption of manufactured materials despite strikes and adverse weather. Production remains strong, with heavy distribution of goods and higher traffic by lake and rail. Grain receipts were down year over year, but shipments rose significantly. hides, lumber, and livestock activity also showed gains amid improved agricultural outlook.
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Chicago
Weekly Review of
RK. Dun & Co
Breot
Results of Friday's Games Across Leagues
National League results show Philadelphia routing Pittsburgh 45 to 2 and Brooklyn winning 2 to 1 over Cincinnati. American League action includes New York 8 over Washington 1 and Detroit 7 to 0 at Boston. Other leagues list Minot and Davenport fixtures with varied scores.
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National League
Tieston
Ty Chiesa i Cidanings
Thait- Certo Whs
Needham
Brown
Ee Ned
New York
St. Louis
J. Tatterles- Wittse
Hresmalvony
Degen
Candy
Philedelphia
Pittsburg
Bateerdies Puttitger
Coldwell
Doount Philips
Coriseh
Pttooklyn
Cinemnath i Matteries Jones
Bergent Ovenul
Phelps
Werner
Pheney
Giaeton
American Association
Taddanipolis
Louisville
Columbus
South Tend
Evanssle
Mort Wayne
Emerson E. Janney, Noted Writer, Dies at 83
Well known writer and composer Emerson E. Janney died at the Masonic home in Philadelphia at age 83. Born in Monson, Massachusetts, he wrote songs including A Prairie Flower and Tent Leato.
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Philadelphia
Emerson E. Janney
Masonic Home
Bennett
Monson
Mass
Bank of London of Mexico to Expand Capital
Capital City of Mexico May 15. Shareholders decide to issue new stock totaling 6.5 million dollars, increasing the bank's total capital to 21.5 million dollars.
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Capital
Mexico
Bank of London of Mexico
Charge D'Affaires Kills Self
London May 15 Y Wang Eung the Korean charge d affaires committed death by his own action at the Korean legation No causes assigned for his action
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Self
London
Wang Eung
Death of Herbert Croker on Santa Fe train questioned
Herbert V. Croker son of ex Tammany chief Richard Croker died on a Santa Fe train between Emporia and Newton. Charles Woodson, a Coates house porter, is under arrest as investigations consider foul play. Croker planned a ranch outing at Buss, Oklahoma, and was seen intoxicated before boarding the train.
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Kansas City
Herbert V. Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany
Santa Fe
Emporia
Newton
Charles Woodson
Coates House
Young Croker
Buss
Oklo
Tie
Kangis City
Coates
Woodson
Croker
Sixth Street
Wyandotte
Delaware
Union Station
Wyoming Bandits Break Jail Near Casper Mountains
Deputy Sheriff Webb was overpowered by prisoners Ed Lee Martin Tour and William Wardlows who escaped with guns ammunition clothing and saddles. A posse pursued into the Casper mountains seven miles from town where a battle occurred as night fell. Casualties unknown.
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Casper
Webb
Ed Lee
Martin Tour
William Wardlows
Sheriffs Office
Casper Mountains
Sheriif Phartoy
Own
Judge upholds express messenger contracts in injury case
In Columbus on May 16 judge vans of the common pleas court sustained the validity of contracts entered by express messengers that exempt express companies from damages due to personal injuries and upheld the liability exemption printed on rail consignments. The decision arose in the sale of Frank M. Martin, a United States express messenger, against the Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad company.
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Columbus
Qohio
Beloit Debaters Are Victors in First Annual Debate
Beloit Wisconsin May 15 Beloit college freshman debating team defeated Lake Forest university in the first annual debate held here The affirmative supported abolishing the protective tariff on trade between the United States and Canada
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Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Lake Forest University
United States
Canada
Wins Interstate Normal Debate
Mary Campbell of Cedar Falls Iowa won first place in the interstate normal oratorical contest held in Milwaukee Wisconsin May 15. Representatives from Illinois Wisconsin Missouri Iowa and Kansas spoke in the event and Cedar Falls was the top performer.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Campbell
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Normal School
Oflinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois Federal Appointments Highlight Local Names
Washington May 15. W A Northcott of Greenville Illinois named district attorney for the southern district of Illinois and L A Townsend of Galesburg Illinois appointed United States marshal for the same district in a federal personnel list.
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Washington
W. A. Northcott
Greenville, I
L. A. Townsend
Galesburg, Ill
Ilinoig
Quirky Tales and Wit from an English Inn
The item compiles short vignettes and jokes from an old newspaper page. It includes a math puzzle about herring costs, a child’s remark on electricity in hair, a bishop hunting myths, a bride at a luncheon debt joke, and anecdotes about John G. Johnson, a Philadelphia lawyer, and a New York dealer evaluating a vase. The tone is humoristic and reminiscence driven.
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John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
New York
Johnson
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised in Paulding Case
In Paulding Mississippi a couple, Mr. and Mrs. FY Erby, credit Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing years of backache female weakness and a weak bladder. The wife quotes high praise, saying the pills improved her health and notes healthy kidneys mean overall well being.
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Dodd
Quick Trip to the Postogee Mentioned in Cleveland Plain Dealer
A brief Cleveland Plain Dealer dialogue notes a caller asking for the fastest route to the Postogee and receiving a terse reply. The exchange highlights a map or navigation cue and a sharp response.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Defiance Cold Water Starch Offers 16 oz Package Deal
The adv notes Defiance Starch provides a full pound per package for 10 cents, unlike rival brands sold in smaller 1/2 or 2/3 pound sizes. It claims no harmful chemicals and says grocers push larger stock while avoiding Defiance. The piece ends with a remark about people speaking only what they think.
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Defiance
Defiance Starch Promises 16 Oz For Same Price
Grocers push Defiance Starch claiming larger 16 ounce packages at the same price as 12 ounce rivals. They say other brands on hand won’t sell quickly. Consumers are urged to choose Defiance for easier preparation and no cooking required.
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Defiance
To think well is the way to act rightly Paley
A brief quotation attributing wisdom to Paley emphasizes thoughtful reasoning as the foundation for ethical action. It presents a concise view that careful thinking guides proper deeds.
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Paley
All Up-to-Date Housekeepers Prefer Defiance Starch
The slogan touts Defiance Cold Water Starch as superior with 4 oz more for the same price. A note on compliments from debtors suggests caution in financial dealings and lending.
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