Health report shows high army sickness and deaths
Surgeon General O'Reilly presented a comprehensive health review to the War Secretary. The army faced higher sick and death rates than foreign forces with 79,086 admissions, 496 deaths, and 1,877 discharges. Pneumonia and tuberculosis led deaths, while alcohol abuse and gunshot injuries marked other notable causes.
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Refused Pass Elevates Woman to Railroad Presidency
Mrs. Mary S. Holladay, once a director, seized the presidency of the Willianaville Greenville and St. Tevute railroad after the manager refused to read a prize of $1,001,900. The National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis paid $1,000,000 to Holladay, who boasted she has earned more money in ten months than any American woman. She plans to move to St Louis and continue leading ventures as a woman president.
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Paradise nuts charm Eden lore and market appeal
A fragmentary column links Paradise nuts to Eden lore in Cleveland. It notes the nuts resemble Brazil nuts in flavor and color, may fetch high prices locally, and questions their popularity. A brief aside mentions a college publication about a Red Hat organization and its documented works.
Bible Study Steadies Ohio State Gridmen for Relaxation
Ohio State University football players plan Bible study sessions as a form of physical relaxation and mental focus. Coaches note possible spiritual benefits and improved discipline if players persevere, with some predicting potential gains beyond mere physical conditioning.
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Ohio State University
Prince Follows The Turf Tendon In Racing Hope
The Prince of Wales is said to be assembling a racing stud and may feature colors on the turf. Lord Marcus Beresford purchased Cyanere for $19,000 at Doncaster, with reports he acted for the future king. Despite a royal tradition, the prince is described as not keen on racing, though recent actions hint at a political motive to gain popularity.
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