A Morning Motto on Tuberculosis and Public Health
A report discusses tuberculosis fears in a crowded home where six children sleep in a single room with two nailed windows and a kerosene lamp. It urges visiting nurses to educate the mother on nutrition and sanitation, place diseased children in a separate room, and provide daily guidance to prevent the family’s decline under county burden.
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Congressional Directory
Capitol
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Washington
More Power for Cities in Fire Prevention Reform
An American City article argues for expanded city power in fire prevention. It urges creation of a fire prevention commission with the fire chief as executive officer to set rules enforceable like statutes, plus public education and inspections by uniformed firefighters to reduce fire hazards and waste.
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Mike
Food Supply at Farm Home to Boost Family Diet
Public Health Service urges campaigns by state colleges to raise farm meat, dairy, and poultry production. Recommendations include owning a milk cow, increasing milk output for home use, poultry and eggs, stock raising, and soil diversification. Expanded local livestock farming aims to lower family food costs and improve health through better home consumption.
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Ted
We Tocent
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Department
South
Colby Professor Questions Crime Reporting Trends
Frederick A. Fassett editor of the Waterville Sentinel and Colby journalism professor argues modern papers overemphasize crime. He cites a murder case in Falmouth Portland with sermons, a public hanging, and a widely circulated pamphlet to illustrate sensationalism, challenging current practices.
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Solomon Win
Falmouth
Portland
Goodwin
Colby
Help Secure Nurse by Buying Seals from Fayette County
A health survey from Fayetteville indicates Fayette County leads the nation in active cases and deaths. It urges establishing visiting nurses under local physicians to visit homes, instruct in health questions, and balance high death rates by returning funds to the county.
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Fayette County
Fayetteville
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Yale
National Americanization Conference in Philadelphia
The National Americanization Committee plans a January 19–20 national conference in Philadelphia to promote assimilation into American life across industry education and civic spheres. A January 19 tea at Memorial Hall precedes public sessions on January 20 with talks on immigration policy industry housing education and standardizing domestic immigration policy.
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Edward T. Stoleshing
Philadelphia
National Americanization Committee
Phildelphian
National Americanizition Committee
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America
Harry Payne Whitney
New York City
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National Americanization Foal
Frank Trumbull
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Bellevue-Stratford
Little Talks on Thrift and Self-Control in Hard Times
In a reflective piece on thrift, the author argues that steady work without savings leaves a man vulnerable when employment ends. The article cites examples like Private Joe Fifer who saved for education and became governor, illustrating how self-control and frugality secure independence and a stable future.
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Batner Lytton
Joe" Fifer
Middle West
Tinos
Tin Pot Tales and Transit of Tod Sloan
A chaotic New York wire service piece mixes Tod Sloan deportation rumors with racing gossip, press agents, and municipal policing. It touches on a potential ban on a chorus girl, the National Defense Association, and a lurid array of early 20th century scandal, portraying Broadway hype, crime inquiries, and police efforts to curb gambling amid public intrigue.
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New York
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Horse
London
What Other Editors Say Mead of Time
A Charleston Mail opinion sketches the Christmas spirit in advance of festive Americana, noting editors seek vivid displays of reverence and social critique. It cites opinions from Parkersburg Journal and Taylor County Star about events and motives shaping public moral messages.
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Mead of Time
Charleston
Prison Break Thwarted in Kentucky Jail Rebellion
In RESON Kentucky officers report an early dawn jailbreak attempt at a university linked facility. Gunfire erupted as masked men demanded release of a prisoner named Buckney, who was seized from his cell during the raid. Local authorities are investigating ties to a group seeking to counter alleged training of men by a distant manufacturer.
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Tango
Buckney
Fragmented dialogue from a vaudeville scene and court hearing
A garbled transcript mixes vaudeville repartee with a divorce hearing dialogue. Characters discuss marriage, fidelity, and public roles while interweaving comic banter. The text references a political candidate and a judge, ending with an accusation of incompatibility as grounds for divorce.
The Psychology of Work and Aging Presented by Prof Athearn
Prof Walter E Athearn of Drake University spoke at a golden jubilee Sunday convention addressing the aging process. He outlined three life stages from early manhood to old age, noting activity declines and a retirement reaction when wealth allows.
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Dee
Walter E. Athearn
Drake University
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Athearn
Pérconn
Atheary
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Season for Yarrmont and Parkernburg Developments
Journal notes Parkernburg Fervent plans a NiVerney hotel project costing 300000 dollars. A new Witled at Gratton, with Cole McGraw as Largo owner, is to be pushed forward despite male force objections.
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Yarrmont
iBlate Journal
Parkernburg
NiVerney Hotel
Gratton
Whiten Cole McGraw
Largo
New England City Debates Traffic Ordinance Reach
A newly proposed traffic ordinance redefines vehicles to include all wheeled or runnered conveyances. The measure, labeled for convenience, would extend to pedestrians resisting on roads and an equestrian, broadening scope beyond cars and carriages.
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