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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
13
A 40 year old frail man faced non support charges from his wife in City Court. He claimed 16 children and no funds, saying he and his job as a journeyman painter cannot support them. Judge Nash urged continued work and ordered parole with periodic reporting.
The article highlights a decision by leading European and American physicians endorsing Zeszine, a serum-like tonic touted to cure general weakness, nervous prostration, and chronic ailments. Advertisers claim rapid strength gain and wide medical approval, noting rising sales and physicians recommending it to patients.
London reports that wealthy donors to universities in America are constrained by public apathy, while in Britain university education seeks more private endowments. Walter Tourusman, president of the Board of Education, notes the weak appeal to the wealthy and the public’s general indifference.
The text presents a scrambled mix of medical commentary by a Dr. Lewis Baker and a local court report from Town of Watertown. It mentions dyspepsia remedies and a long medical treatise with prescriptions, followed by an incident in Onondaga County where a farmhand and a woman faced charges, leading to a short jail sentence and a civilian court outcome.
Seneca Falls Sept 14. Anti-Saloon League groups hold conferences to plan a no license campaign for the fall election. In a previous reform, four of ten towns went dry Covert Lodi Tyre Varick with partial dry status in Fayette Romulus Ovid Junius and full license in Seneca Falls and Waterloo. The campaign aims to sway local opinion and result in victory.
A period piece medical note describes repeated jaw ulcers affecting a patient over weeks. Treatment attempts included hospital care and surgical or dental interventions, with references to dates and procedures in a wartime or earlier era medical setting.
Jerseyman Le o Rollman writes to Secretary Nagel asking for the return of a 1843 copper sent as a token of appreciation. The secretary’s secretary Harry Stevens was puzzled by the coin arriving and fear of a bribe arises. Rollman, offended, insists the coin be returned if it causes trouble in the department.
Paris reports rage over Florence Haywood, an American author and art lecturer, gaining private access to the Louvre on closed days. Society members denounce the permission as a breach of access while the museum preserves its Parisian elegance and catalog of works by Rubens, Claude, and Constable amid a theft scare and security scrutiny.
The text records a fragmented line up from EMOPRIA with references to a church figure and a student. It notes a person named Hatten Winkle Abed and a ninety third year, with scattered phrases about a church and a hymn.
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