Fresh Air and Hospitals Seen as Cure For Consumption
The article reviews breathing outdoors as therapy for tuberculosis and urges outdoor life and moderate exercise. It cites cases from Miller in Brockton and McGraham in South Carolina, notes tent and verandah sleeping benefits, and discusses open-air rooms, draperies, and rugs. It also covers early 20th century hospital efforts in Naples and Germany, plus concerns about cigarettes and youth health.
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Stubbert
Mt. D
Miller
Brockton
Masq
A McGraham
South Carolina
Extra Good Appetite Linked to Constitutional Disturbance
A health column reader asks about pimples despite a strong appetite. The reply links excess appetite to overworked digestive organs causing headaches skin issues and bowel irregularities.
Sleep and a harsh doctor expose dubious care
A story recalls a resort physician who enforces rigid rules on patients. A clergyman endures demanding walks and forced horseback rides, finally earning a restorative night’s sleep after implicit obedience. Practical recipes follow for soups sauces and side dishes.
Sensational Day in Wheat Pit as Gates and Allies Rise
Chicago April 25. A dramatic attempt by John W Gates and associates to seize May wheat dominance sparked one of the most volatile Chicago board of trade sessions. Prices swung to losses then rebounded, closing around 1.00 a bushel from higher earlier, amid rumors of a Gates Armour alliance and plans for a July corner.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
John W. Gates
America
Lee
Gates
Fonds
Cams
Aera
Armour & Company
Inc
Gates and Armour
Indictment of former Yazoo City postmaster after inquiry
Federal grand jury indicts L Med tock former Yazoo City Miss postmaster on perjury charges connected to a letter to President Roosevelt alleging a North Carolina congressman took money to free a prisoner in Nashville Tenn. The Roosevelt order spurred the investigation and indictment.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
L. Med Tock
Yazoo City
Miss
Neddock
North Carolina
Nashville, Tenn
Post Office Department
Reddeck
Springfeld
Milnois
Ofice
Yronk D. Comerford
Comerford
Senator Platt Dies in His Native Town
United States Senator Orville Platt died at his summer home in Washington Connecticut at 8 60 Friday night from pneumonia the immediate cause being the breaking of a rib which affected the right lung. He was 78 and died with his wife and son Judge James P Platt present. He had recently returned from Hartford after attending the funeral of Gen Joseph R Hawley.
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Washington
Conn
Orville
Platt
Lis
James P. Platt
United States Drcaft Court
Senator Platt
Hartford
Joseph R. Hawley
Test of Camera and Kite for War Use at Indian Head
A board of army officers led by Gen. A W Greely visited the Indian Head proving grounds to test a camera suspended by a kite controlled by ground based electric actuation. The tests, amid wind and rain, yielded three air exposures and one shot at about 400 feet. Plating will delay development, but officers see potential for photographing enemy troops and defenses in combat.
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Washington
Army
A.W. Greely
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Latest Cash Market Reports From Midwest Dairies and Livestock
The page lists varied market figures for dairy products, eggs, poultry, berries, potatoes, and livestock across Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City, and St. Louis. Prices cover butter creamery products, eggs, cheese, turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, cranberries, strawberries, and live cattle and hogs with regional quotes and range values.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Chicago
BOGGS
Rosa City
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Ounana
Kansas
Kansas City
St. Lowie
Opposition leaders suspend anti government protest in Havana
Aid Palma reports opposition leaders agree to suspend the anti administration demonstration planned for April 23 and to aid the government in its investigation of charges against local officials in Havana.
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Havana
Anti Administration
Fire destroys Stanton building in Pittsburg blaze
Fire at 549 Peon avenue, Pittsburg, devastates the Stanton building causing about 50 000 dollars in damage. Four stories or more? two families on the third floor escaped with narrow margins.
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Pittsburg
Stanton
Peon Avenue
Death Sentence for Woman in West Virginia Case
In Charleston West Virginia Mrs Sarah Ann Legg was sentenced to death for murdering her husband making her the first woman in the state to receive a death sentence.
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Charleston
W. Va
Sarah Ann Legg
Laborers Robbed of $3000 in Omrod Boarding House
About twenty Hungarian laborers in Omrod Pennsylvania were robbed at a boarding house on April 4. The stolen sum reportedly exceeds $3,000. The incident is described in local notices as a significant robbery affecting immigrants working in the area.
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Omrod
Frogs Damage to $1,000,000 Track Farmers Loss
A cold snap in Tidewater Virginia causes an estimated one million dollars in losses to track farmers. The Norfolk area reports significant damage as frogs affected crops and fields.
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Norfolk
Tidewater
Effects of English Stock Shows on Breeding and Education
W J Kennedy in Farmers' Review notes English stock shows boost breeding quality and education. Shows are well managed with breed and class based stabling and early judging. Cataloging and prize displays aid inspection, inspiring young men toward future breeders and revealing prized sires from successful farms.
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Stong Tager
Walls of Stables and Wall Material Comparisons
The article weighs wall materials for stables, comparing stone brick wood and gravel. It notes wood with air spaces provides best insulation, brick and stone offer fire resistance but less insulation, and cheapness and local availability drive choice. Examples mention using glacier‑left quarry blocks as the cheapest locally.
Public Sate Teaches Farmers Through Stock Display
The note explains swine education and market value, emphasizing that poorly made logs and low effort yield no sale. It argues that farmers understand stock value, attend in large numbers, and remember the livestock they see even if they do not buy.
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Amsel
Bacon Hog Progress in Bacon Type Markets
Gratifying progress shown in United States and Canada in bacon hog production. Markets report large numbers of bacon type hogs in daily offerings and some markets quote bacon hogs as a separate class. This marks a shift away from the old view that bacon type hogs receive little market attention.
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Canada
Olleggo
Coma
Alfalfa Planting Caution Missed Guidance
Battered OCR text shows fragments about alfalfa planting and weather. The piece hints at cautions for sowing alfalfa during persistent rain and unsettled ground conditions, implying careful timing and field readiness for crops. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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Italy
Chicago School Board
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Nalle
Neist
Sanitarium
Uta
Souilarium
Alter
Timely Vegetarian Recipes
J. W. Gates and Associates
Union
Warsaw
Indianapolis
Ind
Newas
Masonic Temple
Ifa
Young Americas
Jong Horns
Walter Swiss
New York
Palma
Hunter
Pi Burg
Porter Bur Co
Buvitalo
Tts
Delance
pTine
Lane
Woudaard
Wezaveya Smoney
Aldo Dutmps
Wil Beckman
G. Williams, Colby
Ramses
Etory Weyer
Hyela
Alabasti Poe Ine Ineane
Wil
Powels
Tharia
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