Medical Clinic Seeks Court Aid in Fight Over Care
In Los Angeles Dr H Clifford Loos co founder of Ross Loos Clinic says the clash between socialized medical care and rugged individualism may go to civil courts. The Ross Loos Clinic offers full medical care including hospitalization to several thousand patients for $2 a month, fueling the dispute with the Los Angeles County Medical Association over affordable service.
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Los Angeles
H. Clifford Loos
Ross-Loos Clinic
United Press
Ross-Loop
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief From Tubes
A 1924 drug advertisement touts Doan's Pills as the safe, proven aid for kidney discomfort. It claims kidneys contain 15 miles of tubes, washing out waste where insufficient emptying causes pains, backache, and fatigue. The message urges asking a druggist for the product and warns against risky so called cures.
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Doan
When Boss Tweed Ruled New York Politics Dark Era
A historical note on Boss Tweed and the Tammany ring marks the mid nineteenth century as New York’s darkest political era. It details bribed legislators and courts, Tweed’s rise from alderman to congress, and his 1878 death after dismissal from a jail. A separate item lists local school ceremonies, neighbor notices, and birthday gatherings in Carlisle Center amid busy community life.
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Tammany
New York
Tess Tweed
New York City
W . Mary Tweed
Boss” Tweed
Tammany Ring
Tweed Ring
Tweed
Ring
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Carlisle Center Honorees and Class Honor Roll List
Pupils at Carlisle Center with high marks are named across grades from first to fourth. Honors include Benjamin Johnson in third grade and John Hebebrand in fourth grade. Teachers Ms Helen Ginn and Miss Evelyn Lehman oversee upper grades and grade standings noted for several students. Mrs Deane Burns has returned to her home on East Ave.
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Carlisle Center Acchool
Oth
Frank Derres
Anna Lowie Hebebrand
Bill Hebebrand
Steve Kavula
Mable Schmidt
Ith
Irene Daly
Peter Kavula
Ldohn Korka
Wallace ‘Somchi
Mss
Helen Ginn
Evelyn Lehman
Edward Nas
Marguerite Atmpbelt
Virginia Carter
Thomas Johlson
Helen Kavala
Helen Marie Plas
Edward Tenshi
Peter Horvath
Beverley Mohrman
Carlisle
MA. Wack
Alfred Hopaing
Butternut Ridge Road
Elvria Memorial Hospital
William Guifet
Elyria Clinic
Walterns
Chestnut Ridge
Newton K. Kirk
Olina
Rk. C. Young
Leland
Mississippi
B.r. Barr
Grafton Road
Cinic No
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Eric Chapman
Eliza
Chapman
Roparens
Potsapman
Burr
Dedooa Fenog
Ial Q. Sihna
Ipiument
Misys Thelma Campbell
Myr
Indians Road
W. K. Johnson
Grafton
Joseph Muiros
Fuller Road
Veterans of Foreign Wars Department
Cedar
H. H. Grers
Woman's i
Cecile Pfeiffer
la Grange Road
Green Lacra
Elyria
Sam Helobach
Corse Helobach
Alberta Eddy
Rainbow
Amons
Drtternut Hidge
June Alcaunier
Robert Alexander
Frank Harrise
Best Eday
Tom Rown
Eile B. Cnap- Chapman
Max Caapman
Yer Chapmants
Wand
H. H. Gregg
A Poor Girl Learns Wealth Fails to Satisfy
Joan Dudley, a Baltimore heiress, inherits a fortune and a grand house after her aunt dies. She and Nancy, her fiancé's sister, discuss happiness as wealth invites carefree living in Europe, yet she finds disillusionment before true happiness returns.
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Joan Dudley
Baltimore
Nancy
Joan
Europe
Local clinic fights payment plans amid physician revenue fears
In Carlisle area notes, Dr Loos states the clinic’s stance against profiting from patients who cannot afford private care. He says some patients’ groups print complimentary arts, drawing criticism they support the clinic’s actions. The clinic plans to appeal county rulings and may pursue court action for a nominal verdict.
Fragmented excerpt on Bowen and Qilneys Hiinobs life
The fragment reflects on a past era citing Bowen and Qilneys Hiinobs visits with remarks on history’s view of life. It notes an older cultured world with virtues, education, and leisure differing from modern times. It mentions water systems, public conveniences, and city baths once available to citizens at little or no cost.
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Drali- Ngee
Beggar's On Tarn satire born from royal court rebuke
John Gay's The Beggar's On Tarn premiered in London 206 years ago revealing satire born from Clay's 14 years at court. When offered the usher post to a 10 year old princess he rebelled, fueling the play's sharp social critique.
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John Gay
London
Clay
Royal
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