Neutral daily planned by German officers in New York
A new publication plan aims to establish a strictly neutral daily in Nassau Street near the Money Belt. Originators profess a citywide paper standing for neutrality and fair play amid the war. Officers are primarily German led by Prof Hugo Muesterberg of Harvard. Rupert Hughes suggested neutral editorials to please both sides.
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Publiaation
Nassau Street
Money Belt
Hugo Muesterberg
Harvard
Rupert Hughes
Broad Street shows and stage life in bustling city
A collage of theatrical chatter and city life highlights includes gossip about actors like Hollister and Harry Hershfield, sailings of the Atlantic fleet, and a public notice on state funds. The piece weaves editorial jabs at pro and anti-German sentiment with reflections on museums, cinemas, and municipal activities.
Why Is Bad Air
New York experts conclude overheated and stagnant air harms health. Heat upsets the body's raso-meter, raises temperature and pulse, lowers blood pressure, and reduces performance. Chemical buildup in stagnant air lowers appetite and fosters colds, throat infections, and disease risk. Fresh air remains essential.
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New York
New York State Commission On Ventilation
Winslow
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tubercores
The
Outdoorife
Commission
Thedford's Black Draught Praised for Indigestion Relief
Madison Heights Virginia resident Chas A Ragland praises Thedford's Black Draught as the best medicine for indigestion and stomach troubles. The ad highlights nervousness nausea heartburn and fullness and urges quick relief with a safe gentle remedy sold everywhere at 25 cents.
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Madison Heights
Chas. A. Ragland
Thedford
Public Service Salaries Shift To State Fund
Charleston May 25 An amendment to the public service commission law restructuring Senate bill No 2 moves salaries for public service commissioners from the assessments on corporations to the state fund. Section 15 imposes a special license fee on all subject corporations, with fees set by the auditor based on property valuation.
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Neoman
Charleston
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commissioners
War telegram from Chaisso signals Italy conflict
A telegram from Chaisso, Switzerland, printed in the Berlin Tageblatt proclaims that war begins today and asserts no one in Italy can lope or doubt the impending hostilities. The message reflects a tense prewar atmosphere and regional expectations.
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Italy
Chaisso
Switzerland
Berlin
Tageblatt
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
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