Extension of tuberculosis campaign urged for workers
Washington May 14 Dr Charley J Matefeld executive secretary of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis urged extending the anti tuberculosis campaign among workers. He outlined four concrete support plans based on employee contributions and employer participation, with unions aiding as another approach during city surveys in Hartford New Haven Meriden Worcester Albany Brooklyn Butler Newark.
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Newark
Tuberculosis Reform Plan For Workers Advocated In Hartford
A proposed cooperation plan urges workers and employers to fund and manage a tuberculosis relief and health program. It calls for centralized leadership, regular medical screenings, early disease detection, and continued suitable employment for convalescent workers, all funded by a joint fund and run by organized labor and employers.
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Witlnton
Women Discuss Suffrage At Enterprise Meeting
In Bethany Booth at the Methodist Episcopal church in Enterprise last evening a suffrage gathering drew a large audience. Speakers included Afia Rylia Saurhorne of Bridgeport and Mrs Alvin Vincent, district superintendent, who announced plans to organize an equal rights group locally.
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Rylia Saurhorne
Mridgeport
Us Alvin Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Enter Prine
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Enterprise
Kidney Trouble Caused by Heavy Work and Poor Habits
Article warns that long hours and strenuous factory work strain kidneys leading to backache urinary disorders and other ill effects. It promotes Tanlac from Payton Ohio lab as a natural remedy to restore normal organ function and cites local drugstores in Clarkebure and nearby towns.
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Artifica
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Payton Ohio Laboratory
Joseph Trimbach
Tanlac
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Farrell
Clarkebure
Hengelo
Tanlac advertised relief for rheumatism and stomach trouble
Wheeling reader W M Wyat writes Tanlac eased his rheumatism and stomach illness. He says appetite returned, digestion improved, and energy restored after years of weakness. Tanlac praised by patient and Farrell's Drug Store promotes the remedy for stomach kidney and liver ailments.
Clarksburg Man Praises Tanlac in Testimonial
W. E. Bryant of 281 North Chestnut Street reports stomach trouble for over a decade improved after four to ten Tanlac doses. He says weight returned, sour foods no longer upset him, and he feels stronger. Bryant credits Tanlac and notes no use for three weeks. Farrell's Drug Store sells Tanlac at $1.00 per bottle with local representative Mr. Kentrow distributing.
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Mae
North Chestnut Street
Clarksburg
Farrell
Kentrow
Norm
Tanlac touted as cure for many ailments in local ad
An advertisement extols Tanlac as addressing auto intoxication and the root causes of stomach kidney and liver troubles. It cites medical authority and testimonials claiming the tonic cleanses the system restores vital organs and relieves ailments linked to catarrhal conditions. The notice states Tanlac is sold at Farrell's Drug Store two doors above Otteon Theater.
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Mya
T. C. Prince
Tanlac UI
Uwe Gnd
Tanlac
Anil
Grat Dayton Laboratory
Joseph Trimbach
Farrell's Drug
Otteon Theater
Tanlac advertised by many West Virginia druggists
An extensive list of Clarksburg, Fairmont, Morgantown and nearby druggists promotes Tanlac as a treatment for stomach, kidney or liver troubles. The notice names numerous local outlets and agents including T. C. Prince of Richmond and urges inquiries for exclusive agency positions.
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Virginia
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Ford Weaver
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Fikcing
Widow's plea in Ottawa child case shocks courtroom
A long Ottawa hospital custody case unfolds with Mrs Matters claiming she sought a child to ease her loneliness and to give an old man happiness. Witnesses describe a grieving widow and alleged deception as nurses rebut claims of birth at Misericordia Hospital. The defendant denies the charges, while testimonies allege perjury and manipulation by a priestly influence.
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Mattora
Canada
Mr. Ramsey
Trist
Frith
Rang
Mellon
Mattere
Slatern
Ota
Raids Cause Colds In London Inquiry Reveals
At an inquest into a woman who died from illness brought on by a Zeppelin raid a physician testified that during raids people felt depressed and caught severe colds. He said the crowd’s sense of impending disaster grew from knowing others suffered and not knowing what would happen to the man.
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Ineas
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