Yellow Fever Cases Rise and City Trials Continue
New Orleans reports 27 new yellow fever cases bringing the total to 202 with 57 deaths to date. Sunday activities include sanitation, fumigation, and screening as officials work to make the city mosquito proof. Health authorities say spread is slowing and note a conflict over detention camp restrictions affecting Mississippi travel and possible government action.
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New Orleans
Curran
New Orleans and Northwestern Railroad
Slidel
Mississippi
Marine Hospital Service
City Heath
Kohnke
State Board of Health
Sun Ficion
Baseball Disruption in Cotton States League and Related News
Stops baseball games due to quarantine restrictions as Cotton States League suspends most activity. Vicksburg disbands its team with more clubs expected to follow, while Maj. Gen. George M. Randall arrives in St Louis to command the northern U S Army division. In Basel Zionist congress rejects Britain’s offer of East Africa for a home colony.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Cotton States League of Baseball Clubs
Vicksburg, Miss
George M. Randall
St. Louis
Geo. M. Randal
San Francisco
United States Army
St. Louie
Geo. Wint
Basle
Switzerland
Ryan
Zionist Congress
Great Britain
East Africa
Poisons in Food and Train Wreck Fatalities
Advertisement for Dr King's New Life Pills claiming to cure poisons from rich food with a money back guarantee. Then a brief report noting four trainmen killed in a Central Georgia Railway wreck at Atlanta.
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Dr. King
C. J Haydon
Central Georgia Railway
Atlanta
Home Trade Idea Urges Patrons Buy From Home Industry
A Home Trade Advocate editorial argues editors rightly urge local patronage to keep money circulating locally. It warns that buying from distant firms drains a community’s wealth, reduces local pride, and harms workers, doctors, merchants, and farmers, urging residents to support home enterprises for mutual benefit.
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Home Trade Advocate
Young Ivo Howard Hurt In Wagon Accident
Kentucky Standard reports sixteen year old Ivo Howard of Howardstown was severely injured last Friday when thrown from a heavy wagon during a road ride with friends. The front wheel passed over his chest causing serious injuries. He is the son of Sam Howard.
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Kentucky
Ivo Howard
Howardstown
Howard
Sam, Howard
Kentucky Fair Dates Across the State Announced
A list of upcoming county fairs with dates and durations across Kentucky is announced, naming Madisonville Danville Harrodsburg Fern Creek Shepherdsville Lawrenceburg and others along with the Kentucky State Fair and Henderson Falmouth Owensboro dates. A separate note warns of grave trouble from stomach and liver ailments and praises Electric Bitters as the remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. John A. Young of New York.
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Danville
Harrodsburg
Fern Creek
Shepherdsville
Lawrenceburg
Vanceburg
Guthrie
Shelbyville
Springfield
Nicholasville
Bardstown
Florence
Elizabethtown
Glasgow
Kentucky State Fair
Henderson
Falmouth
Owensboro
John A. Young
Iy, N. Y
Ef J. Haydon
Little Things and Pianos in Daily Life
A column on small acts of daily virtue centers on a mother tending a hungry child at breakfast, praising selfless care as tests of character and gentleness. It also notes how true ladies differ from fame seekers, stressing kindness over ostentation, and ends with a tip: keep a growing plant in the room with a piano to maintain moisture and tune. Subscribe for The Sun. $1.00 year.
Paracamph Beauty Cream Promises Smooth Skin
A Kentucky chemist claims a new Paracamph preparation beautifies complexions by nourishing interior skin cells and stimulating healthy perspiration. The product targets pores to remove pimples blotches and roughness while avoiding pore-clogging effects of other creams. Sale information appears later in the notice.
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Kentucky
U.S.A
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