Through Digestion Nourishment Comes Not From Food Alone
The article argues nourishment depends on digestion, not quantity eaten. It links stomach disorders to whole body harm, listing headaches and nervousness as digestion-related symptoms, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as restoring digestion and enabling assimilation of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
James B. Ambrose
Hen
Mifflin St
Huntingdon
Henatien
Dr. Pierce
Prince Henry Visits Annapolis Amid Heavy Rain
Deluging rain marred Prince Henrys visit to Annapolis and the U S Naval Academy as cadets paraded in ankle deep mud. Officers and officials greeted the prince while storms delayed inspections and an athletic display entertained the German party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Prince Henry
Maryland
United States Naval Academy
Academy
Washington
Secretary Long
Garonne
Marine Guard
Wainwright
Long
Hale
Maine
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Representative Foss
Illinois
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Peirce
Haywood
Marine Corps
Wilkie
Secret Service
Admiral Evans
Censure Adopted of Tillman and McLaurin in Senate
Washington reports that the Senate approved a majority report censuring Senators Tillman and McLaurin for disorderly behavior during the February open session. The minority urged different punishments, with McComas and Beveridge dissenting on equality of offense and suspension. Tillman and McLaurin declined to vote or apologized. the irrigation bill was later taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Burrows
Tillman and McLaurin
South Carolina
Benjamin R. Tillman
John L. McLaurin
Tillman
McLaurin
Bailey
McComas
Minority Report
Pritchard
McCamus
Beveridge
Majority Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
Deboe
Deitrich
Foster
Wash
Kittridge
Millard
Proctor
Scott
Miss
S. C
Kean
N. J
Frye
Dietrich
Rep
Neb
Hoar
Meares First Defeat for Woman Suffrage in House
Des Moines March 1 The woman suffrage amendment faced its first setback as the house committee on amendments and suffrage recommended indefinite postponement. An attempt to report for passage failed 8 to 3, startling supporters who expected a favorable report and house passage. The senate approved a resolution for a constitutional amendment proposing biennial sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride
Colo
Theirty Bell
Fred Clemmen
Charles Hall
Ophir
Des Moines
House Committee On
Friends of the Amendment
House
Senate
Train Plunges Through Treated Trestle Near Zetella
A southbound Southern railway passenger train on the Columbus branch fell into a creek when a trestle gave way after heavy rains near Zetella Georgia. Killed were A F Matthews J L Hill Leon G Murray Isaac McDowell. Several passengers injured but none fatally. The train crawled at eight mph. the first class coach remained on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Columbus
The
Southern Railway
Zetella
A. F. Matthews
J. L. Hill
Leon G. Murray
Atlanta
Isaac McDowell
Nebraska family poisoned. daughter dies in sausage incident
Five members of D. Wenke's family near Wausa Nebraska fell ill after eating undercooked sausage from which Lizzie Wenke, 18, died and a son is expected to die. The mother and two sons are in Samaritan hospital Sioux City Iowa while the father and a hired man are seriously affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
March
D. Wenke
Wausa
Neb
Lizzie
Samaritan Hospital
Two Men Given 25 Years for Murder in West Superior
In Wanpun labor camp, Peter Jackson and Charles Woods, both colored, were sentenced to 25 years for second degree murder in the Christmas morning killing of Charley Yim, a Chinaman, at his West Superior laundry. Robbery motive cited as they took $7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Wis
Peter Jackson
Charles Woods
Wanpun
Jackson
Woods
Charley Yim
Newspapers Call Armament Cuts for Peace Between Chile and Argentina
New York February 28 reports from Valparaiso Chile that several leading papers advocate limiting or reducing armaments as the best path to peace between Chile and Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Valparaiso
Chile
Argentina
Judge Noyes in a Sanitarium
Arthur H. Noyes, removed by President Roosevelt from his district judgeship of Alaska, is at a sanitarium near Redlands California awaiting health improvement before returning to public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur H. Noyes
President Roosevelt
Monotonous tones and the call for expressive speech
A Detroit News-Tribune excerpt argues that everyday speech suffers from a monotonous tone and irritation among listeners. It advocates teaching elocution and reading aloud to improve expression in each sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News-Tribune
Stimulating Contributions
A fragment notes Mrs. Von Blumer and a minister delivering a highly moving sermon. A character named Judge questions how much the raise was, reflecting a campus or church social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Blumer
Adam and Eve Ethical Twist on Forbidden Fruit
A reflective line argues Adam sought the forbidden apple not for the fruit but for the prohibition itself. It suggests the error lay in not forbidding the serpent, implying eating the serpent would have resolved the moral paradox.
Private Pension Day Opens with House Routine
Washington March 1 in the house private pension day began with routine business. A resolution to print 3 500 copies of the Schley court of inquiry proceedings was adopted with amendments to include the findings and opinions of the court. The house approved the conference report making the census office a permanent bureau and sent the bill to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Schley
Fragmented note on a dog and its behavior
A shortened, unclear OCR fragment discusses picking up a starving dog and notes differences in behavior between a dog and a person. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable names, dates, or locations.
Minnesota land survey completion aid favored by committee
The senate committee on public lands favorably reported Senator Nelsons amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill proposing a 50000 dollar appropriation to finish the survey of public lands in Minnesota. State Auditor Dunn suggested the measure to ensure Minnesota receives patents for all school and swamp lands due under the admission act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Nelson
Minnesota
Dunn
Fitzsimmons Begins Training in Bath Beach for Jeffries Fight
Robert Fitzsimmons has returned from Chicago and started regular training at Bath Beach. He has rented a pavilion as a gymnasium for workouts with sparring partner Gus Ruhlin assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
New York
Robert Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Bath Beach
Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Peculiar Danger Months cited for stock speculation risk
In a dated commentary the author notes October as one of the peculiarly dangerous months for stock speculation, listing July January September August December February April arch June November and May as others. The piece warns traders about heightened risk during these months.
Enduring friendship and the sting of money lending
A quip on friendship lasting a lifetime if not tested by financial requests, highlighting the vow of loyalty and the delicate line between generosity and expectation. The note frames money as a potential fracture point in close bonds.
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M’laurin
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Meail
Dess
D. O. Root
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Castoria
Astoria
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C.gotzians Co
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