Fiedler to tour US on tuberculosis reform effort
Mme. Fiedler, famed European health reformer, planned a two year US tour to study working conditions, housing, and sanitation as part of fighting tuberculosis. Laurence Biegler organized her visit with the French government, detailing lectures at Columbia and reports to Paris on US labor, earnings, and living costs.
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Aisa
Laurence Biegler
America
Fiedler
Germany
Denmark
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Mme. Fiedler
Europe
Paris
Society of Championary
Villepinte
France
Red Cross
Academy of Medicine of France
Mme. Fhailer
White House
Columbia University
New York
Koch
Fresh Air Cure Stations Near Berlin Open for Convalescents
A new model mirrors Decker bar racks with cure stations near large cities in pine forests. Patients receive milk meals and daytime transport via convalescent tickets. A Berlin project begun December 6, 1899, under Doctor Pannwitz plans a May 1900 opening one kilometer from the city.
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Decker
Ladies’ Benevolent Association of
Pannwitz
Germany
International Bureau of War Against Tuberculosis
Red Cross
Berlin
School Conflict At Merom On Takeover Fight
Carlisle Indiana May 21 reporters note a school fight over a proposed transfer of Merom district property to Gill township. petitioners allege the Merom board plans to move property transfers unless enjoined. legal action seeks a temporary restraining order to halt the transfer amid a dispute involving J W Cooper and local trustees.
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Carlisle
Ind
Rasine
Alerom
Iit Towestiio Carre Oa
Merem
Gill Township
J. W. Cooper
Merom
Igrsiv
Willigedivvs
Ore Tee
RioomAe Ht Thesday
Tudae Hendrsen
Clarke E. Setzer
Walter P. Spark
Merom School Board
Orion Stoddard
Elmer Pinkston
Ebner Pinkston
Parisians Confront Water Surging While Contemplating Rations
In Paris water levels climb prompting public worry. A speaker compares responses to beef shortages, noting calls to curb consumption as prices rise and supplies tighten locally.
What Would Interest Him in a Curious Dog Tag Find
A Los Angeles man finds a dog tag and wonders about its owner and story. The exchange hints at curiosity and possible lost memories tied to the tag.
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Los Angeles
Vadthiy Game and Belle Weaver Story
Miss Belle Weaver sent a Saturday note regarding a beach event at Solinsen. The message mentions Vadthiy game details and local activities connected to the seaside venue.
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Vadthiy
Belle Weaver
Iss Beach
Local Residents Attend Visits and Services
The report notes Deotnihanm hosts Friday night guests, John York and Fanny visit Jesse Medster, Irma Wounds stays with Thea's grandparents in Fairbaghks, and Mrs. Fno visits daughter Anna Cush man. Rev Bennett preached Sunday, Dr. Hammond aided, Anna Monk visits Tom Monk, Dr. Durham helps Aly. Moore at Knayp sanitarium for eye treatment, Dr. Dithas returns and assists at Vinernies. Grandmother Mann visits Mrs. Manning. Tommy Mann studies cornet in Merom.
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Tie
John York
Fanny
Jesse Medster
Irma Wounds
Fairbaghks
Fno
Anna Cushman
Bennett
Hammond
Anna Monk
Nerrows
Tom Monk
Durham
Aly. Moore
Dithas
Knapp
Mr. Moore
Docker
Grandmother Mann
Mrs. Manning
C. BE. Medsker
Tommy Mann
Merom
Petit Jury Draw For May Term Of Circuit Court
The May term circuit court jury list was drawn by the jury commissioners. Members include George C. Downs Hamilton George W. McGowan Hamilton Warren Eaton Haddon George Boling Haddon Robert C. Crow Turman Homer A. Thomson Fairbanks Martin P. Norris Jackson James H. Banther Gill Bert Smith Cass Charles Trueblood Fairbanks Thomas A. Eslinger Gill Thomas W. Mills Curry Charles L. Woodard Hamilton William H. Zawyer Cass James M. Nash Jr Haddon George W. McClure Gill Henry R. Johnson Jackson Charles R. Pirtle Hamilton.
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Petit Jury
Circuit Court
George C. Downs
Hamilton
George W. McGowan
Warren Eaton
Haddon
George Boling
Robert C. Crow
Turman
Homer A. Thomson
Fairbanks
Martin P. Norris
Jackson
James H. Banther
Gill
Bert Smith
Cass
Charles Trueblood
Thomas A. Eslinger
Thomas W. Mills
Curry
Charles L. Woodard
William H. Zawyer
James M. Nash, Jr
George W. McClure
Henry R. Johnson
Charles R. Pirtle
Obituary and Local Visits Reported in Community News
Sarah Holson died Friday and was buried at Mt. Moriah cemetery on Saturday. A large crowd attended the meeting at Shiloh on Sunday. George Bennett was in Dugger the last part of the week. Abner Richard traveled to Dugger on Thursday. Columbus Richard and family visited relatives on Sunday. Wissia Pirtle drove to Linton and Frank Marford, with family, spent Sunday visiting relatives in the locality.
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Drouth
Cecil Johnson
Prairie Creek
Emery
Bennie Pogue
Russell
Willie Fuson
Ralph Johnson
Dana Johnson
Samuel Paddock
Amy Bales
Terre Haute
Lizzie Kissner
Mr. Haley
Fairbanks
Sarah Holson
Mt. Moriah
Shiloh
George Bennett
Dugger
Abner Richard
Columbus Richard
Wissia Pirtle
Linton
Frank Marford
His Time Was Short
A dialogue fragment shows Lieut Schmidt arguing over a kiss as his leave ends tomorrow. Separate note mentions a science caption about pigments from coal yielding more than 400 colors.
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Lieut. Schmidt
Notice to light patrons slips to full city service
The Sullivan GB Electric Company will provide day service city wide beginning May 26. Commercial or Direct Current will continue briefly to allow those with motors and fans to switch to Alternating Motors. The aim is continuous service, but no guarantee can be made under current conditions.
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Germany
Berlin
Sullivan GB. Electric Company
Wood decay losses spur national timber studies
A U.S. study on wood-using industries shows annual losses from decay, with $30 to $40 million spent to replace rot. It details fungus causes, mill waste, and the need for economical forest resource use across Massachusetts, Maryland, North Carolina, and Wisconsin, estimating 13 billion feet used rough and 23.5 billion feet manufactured yearly.
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United States
United States Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
United
Massachusetts
Maryland
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Monarch of Barbuda and the Codrington influence
The Barbuda island, near Bermuda and Barbados, is owned by the Codrington family from Barbados. The head of the family, called Marie Codrington, acts as governor and judge when visiting, issuing local rules and accepting petty tribute from fishermen and residents.
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West Indies
Bermuda
Barbados
Bahamas
Barbuda
Codrington
Cromwell
Marie” Codrington
First Luftschiff Lighthouse Erected in Spandau
The first lighthouse for airships has been built atop a small railroad building in Spandau Germany. It uses 38 powerful electric lamps to cast a bright light into the sky to guide German army dirigibles at night.
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Spandau
Germany
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Weil Rey
Columbia
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Intsituie
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Liege
Becher
Mme
Laurence Fiedler
Evers
Decker Barrack
Yio Usfer
Hig Springs
Sullivan County Electric Co
Manford Otto
Jemez National Forest
New Ie
Rico
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