Poison linked to Rabbi Meyer's death in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 29 AP reports autopsy of Rabbi Meyer shows stomach poison present. Coroner and city detectives investigate. heart disease ruled unlikely cause. Meyer led Temple Emmanuel and was a prominent figure in Jewish circles. career included Temple in Albany and Brooklyn before moving to California in 1910.
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N Francisco
Martin A. Meyer
City Detective Bureau
Ibbi Meyer
Temple Emmanuel
San Wisco
Leland
Meyer
Albany
N. Y
Brooklyn
Fornia
Health theory discussion at medical association meeting
At the American Medical Association convention a health officer urged proper nutrition prenatal care and hygiene education in public schools. Other speakers called for efficiency in health work and long term, well supervised health programs within schools to improve national health outcomes.
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An Francisco
Frederick D. Stricker
Portland
John Sundwall
University
Michigan
Gold Hill Highest Point Along the Canal Reaches 540 Feet
Gold Hill stands as the canal's highest elevation at 540 feet, marking a notable geographic high point along the Vama Canal. The data records its precise altitude and location for navigational reference.
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Gold Hill
Typhus Danger Warned Near California Borders
Dr. L M Powers told the 74th American Medical Association convention in San Francisco that typhus risk rises in Southern California and the southwestern U S. Since 1916 twenty cases occurred in Southern California and many more in Los Angeles show infection tied to visiting Mexican settlements. He urged delousing stations and community crusades to prevent endemic spread.
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San Francisco
Calif
California
United States
L. M. Powers
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Powers
Mexico
Santa Fe
Arizona
State Board of Health
United States Public Health Service
Ublic
SAIL CUTTING STUDY TO QUANTIFY WIND ON SAILS AT CHARLES RIVER
Professor Edward P. Warner of MIT leads wind on sails experiments on a small Charles River boat. Yachtsmen seek accurate data after noting hull changes outpaced sail design, replacing rule of thumb methods with measured wind effects.
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Boston
Edward P. Warner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles River
Ngs
Warner
Apd
Tanlac claims aftercare for stomach ills and weight gain
The passage recounts John Cogorno of San Francisco praising Tanlac for curing indigestion and loss of appetite after a year of distress. He reports sixteen pounds gained on three bottles, renewed energy, and a strong work pace. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists and references wider rural finance notes.
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Thearpenter
John Cogorno
Concord Street
San Francisco
All Good Druggista
Old Type of French Peasant Passing Away
Paris reports a shift in rural life as films in farming centers show French peasants adopting modern cultivation. Land policy and inheritance laws promote small holdings and equal heir shares, while farmers now view land as fortune and profit, sharing less with lenders and aiming to maximize output.
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France
Paris
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