New Serum Treatment for Typhoid Fever Revealed
Dr. Carson reported at the Pacific coast railway surgeons convention that a typhoid serum from recovered patients may abort the disease. He noted temperature rise after injection but normalizes by the next day and a second dose is often needed. four cases have been treated with cautious optimism.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Beesre
Southern Pacific Hospital
Pacific Coast Railway
Carson
Home Keeping Women Seek Health and Strength
The article urges home keeping women to boost strength and vitality through Foley Kidney Pills. It claims the medicine tonifies kidneys and bladder, easing back pain nervousness aching joints and irregular bladder action with a comforting effect. Van Antwerp Drug Corp advx
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Advx
Diplomats Reinsch Guthrie Toast Far East Friendship
Dr. Paul Samuel Reinsch new U S minister to China and George W Guthrie ambassador to Japan attended a Tokyo luncheon with Japanese hosts. They praised U S Japan China ties and urged wisdom patience and goodwill toward mutual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokio
Paul Samuel Reinsch
Madison
Wis
United States
China
George W. Guthrie
Japan
Commercial Congress Telephone Numbers
Special telephones have been installed for Southern Commercial Congress purposes. Public information lists numbers for headquarters and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Congress Telephone Numbers
Southern Commercial Congress
Cc. J. Owens
Battle House
L. C. Irvine
Housing Committee
L. H. Putnam
Royal and St. Michael
Bureau of Information
Public Appeal Seeks 2000 for Mobile Panama Celebration
The Central Finance Committee of the Panama Celebration and Commercial Congress calls for a rapid donation drive in Mobile. They have raised funds through merchants but still need 2000 dollars, asking fifty patriotic citizens to contribute now to support the largest Southern city entertainment effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroeieliedi
Mobile
Robert Hunter
Harry T. Hartwell
Michael J. M’dermott
Panama
Italy's Election Campaign Surges Across Nation
Rome October 25 The general election campaign is highly active with about 6,000,000 expected to vote Sunday, triple the 1909 figure. Socialists push fiery appeals though party splits persist. Republicans split over Libya. Clerical party candidates number near sixty constituencies and Osservatore Romano asserts Catholics may vote only for clerical or religion-aligned candidates in restricted constituencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Libya
Osservatore Romano
Chamber of Deputies
Vatican
Life saving > football clash over Hale decision
Washington report says Assistant Secretary Newton refused to release Carrol Dwight Hale from lifesaving duty to play for Northwestern University at Evanston. Wilson had received a petition from Northwestern students but the Evanston station keeper kept Hale on duty, calling this the crucial period for experienced lifesavers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Newton
Treasury Department
Carrol
Dwight Hale
Northwestern University
Evanston
Wilson
Northwestern
Hale
Is Sickness a Sin and PoDoLax Its Cure
A questionable moral framing links illness to sin and urges preventive medicine. The ad touts PoDoLax as a palatable liquid laxative that relieves griping and cleanses the bowels, claiming improved health and energy. A Lockhart Texas testimonial from J B Davis endorses the product and urges immediate purchase.
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J.B. Davis
Lockhart
Tex
Ambassador Page withdraws from lecture over Mexican crisis
London reports Walter H. Page the United States ambassador postponed a lecture titled Great Britain and the United States citing important business. Observers link his absence to the Mexican situation while British papers debate Huerta recognition and the risk of Anglo American discord over Mexico. Editorials differ on British policies and commercial interests amid oil in Mexico.
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Associated Press
London
Walter H. Page
United States
Great Britain
Daily Graphic
Grey
William G. Tyrrell
Washington
Huerta
Wiitson
Graphic
Daily Telegraph
Hearta
Old World
America
Mexico
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement proclaims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment clears skin impurities stops itching instantly and speeds healing of eczema rashes ringworm and other eruptions. It is sold by druggists or by mail from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Polo Grounds to Host Carlisle Dartmouth and Army Navy Games
The Polo Grounds in New York will host two football games this fall. Carlisle faces Dartmouth on November 15, followed by the Army vs Navy game on November 29. Tickets cost three dollars, boxes 100, and the venue will have about 41 500 seats with room for up to 60 000 spectators. President Wilson and cabinet members are expected to attend.
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Associated Press
New York
Polo Grounds
Carlisle
New York Baseball Club
John B. Foster
Army
Navy
Wilson
Famed St Rose de Lima Church Burned in New Orleans
The church of St. Rose de Lima in New Orleans and several nearby buildings were destroyed by fire, totaling about 50 000 dollars in damage. Father Janssens safely saved the sacrament by rushing into the blaze, while Canon Mittelbronne, the elderly founder of the church, was pulled from danger in tears.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
St. Rose de Lima
Janssens
Canon Mittelbronne
Women Seek Equal Rights Amid Smoke Debate
Fragmentary note shows women advocating for equal rights and a discussion on smoking. Text hints at ongoing social reform themes but lacks full context or outcomes.
Russian Captain A Wreck Hero Rescues Many From Volturno
Captain Ivan Smilbeck of the steamship Czar of the Russian American line arrived at Rotterdam with survivors saved from the Volturno. He reported he was 150 miles away when the SOS was received, turned back, reached the burning ship at midnight Thursday, and launched a continuous line of lifeboats saving many passengers.
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Ivan Smilbeck
Rotterdam
New York
Smiltneck
Samuel Eberly Gross Dies Noted Chicago Real Estate Figure
Samuel Eberly Gross of Chicago a wealthy real estate operator and author died in Battle Creek Michigan. He sued French dramatist Edmund Rostand in 1902 claiming Cyrano Bergerac plagiarized Gross story The Merchant Prince of Cornwall which drew international attention. He helped develop Chicago by building 21 suburbs later incorporated into the city before born in Dauphin Pennsylvania in 1843 and serving as Civil War captain. He led the Sons of the American Revolution and the Society of the Colonial Wars with notable public roles.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Samuel Eberly Gross
Chicago
Edmund Rostand
United States
Gross
Rostand
Mr. Gross
Dauphin
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Society of the Colonial Wars of the
Cardui Helped Woman Overcome Longstanding Ailments
In Sheldon South Carolina Mrs. J B Marvin reports suffering womanly troubles and left side pains for over three years. After husband urged Cardui she improved after a few bottles and now feels well. She recommends Cardui as a vegetable tonic aiding the womanly constitution.
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Sheldon
S. C
J. B. Marvin
Texas Prohis in Convention in Dallas
Prohibition advocates from across Texas met in Dallas to plan uniting anti saloon forces behind a single gubernatorial candidate for next summer. The session aims to influence whether statewide prohibition becomes a campaign issue.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Saloonkeeper Arrested Over Altered Canadian Bank Notes
Michael Flanagan, a Chicago saloonkeeper, was arrested on charges of possessing and passing counterfeit Canadian bank notes. The case links to the New Westminster Bank of Montreal robbery where $271,000 was stolen on September 14, 1911, with notes altered from series 492,000 to 692,000 among the loot.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michael Flanagan
New Westminster
Bank of Montreal
Flanagan
Gentle and Effective Laxative Sold by Pharmacies
A brief notice notes a gentle laxative product marketed through druggists in Philadelphia and St Louis with distribution by a company. The item is advertised as safe and effective for relief of constipation.
White Sox Bury Giants with Four Homers Off Wiltse
Chicago White Sox defeated New York Giants 8 to 5 as Wiltse allowed four home runs. Batter’s line shows 8 runs on 13 hits with errors noted. Bend and Daly pitched for the Sox while Wiltse and Wingo worked for the Giants in a rough late innings showcase.
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Kas
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Wiltse
Chicago
R. H. Bartes
Bend
Daly
Wingo
Maple Camp No 5 Plans Pageant Parade Assembly
Members of Maple Camp No 5 of W O W are urged to meet at Barton Academy on Government Street Monday at 10 o clock to participate in the Pageant Parade. Clerk Delhomme C C Seiple responsible for arrangements.
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Maple Camp No. 5
Barton Academy
Government St
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St. Louis
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