Tuberculosis Hospital Spending Under Review in Nation
Report shows state and local TB funding rising with 80 county and municipal facilities and 43 legislative sessions shaping $6 million in recent two years. Yet the National Association warns that less than ten percent of needed public tuberculosis provisions are in place, leaving over 950,000 patients without proper institutional treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorla
Eliéé
Saya al Tocoht
Neaslon
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Blateen
Atl
Mint Julep Heralds Missouri Mint Crop Triumph
The St. Louis Star reports Missouri claims the true home of the mint julep with a mint harvest of 7,450 pounds, enough for 1,224,320 drinks, including illicit moonshine blends. Kentucky remains famed for horses and the drink’s tradition, but Missouri’s crop highlights national buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Mint
Missouri
St. Louis Star
Proof Positive Boy Thin Event Place for Fish
Fragmentary lines mention a boy and events at a place linked to fish. No clear names places or dates are readable. The text appears damaged or garbled and does not provide a coherent news item or identifiable entities.
Umbrella Stolen From Dr. Mullican After Rainy Sunday
A 30 year old umbrella once belonging to Dr. James A. Mullican and kept in Greenwood Avenue was stolen Sunday. Dr. Mullican lent it to E. A. Beck during the rain, and Beck allegedly took the umbrella for a “love come on.” The doctor notes the umbrella has been in the family for decades and has been re-covered several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mullican
Greenwood Avenue
E. A. Beck
Doctor Mullican
Doctor Mullica
Chicago Tribune
Coffee Harm and Health Deterioration Linked to Caffeine
Describes lifelong coffee use causing illness and weight loss and recounts recovery after quitting coffee and trying an alternative. Anecdotal tale of fatigue headaches and nervous symptoms improving within minutes to days after stopping coffee.
Prizes For Fruit Highlight Iowa Horticultural Meeting
William Langham of Cedar Rapids reelected president of the State Horticultural Society. Wesley Greene named secretary, FP Harrington treasurer, J Graham reelected vice president. Two new directors chosen Geo H Van Houghton and Millard Harrington. State exhibit prizes led by Charles C Garrett of Mitchellville in the central district. apples dominated the fruit display with multiple winners in northern central and southern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Atrectors
C. GC
Blodgett
Mt. Pleasant
Geo. H. van Houghton
Lenox
Millard Harrington
Williamsburg
W. B. Chapman
Correctionville
W. €. Haviland
Fort Dodge
C. I. Garaner
Osage
John Forster
Albia
A. B. Dennie
Cedar Rapids
Garrett
Adelphi
H. True
Ragewood
L. A. Clemons
Storm Lake
Pugene Secor
Porest City
Charles C. Garrett
Mitchellville
C. H.true
Karl Ferris
Central District
P. O. Harrington
B. Stuart
A. B. Dennis
William Langham
I. P. Speaver
iMinnie Avery
C. B. Mincer
Bechtel
William Br, Gay
Sykes Meat Producers Elect Officers at Des Moines
Des Moines reports the Corn Belt Meat Producers Association named officers for the year at its seventh annual meeting. President A Sykes, vice president J M Brockway, secretary H H Wallace, and treasurer Charles Goodnow were elected. New directors were chosen from districts including Letts Hampton Hampton and Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A. Sykes
J. M. Brockway
Letts
Wallace
Charles Goodnow
Wall Lake
David Mul
Hampton
Firth
W. G. Alger
Inton
T. A. Thormburg
Lingen
Hamilton Wilcox
Griswold
Bleventh
Wot Drury
Steamer Maryland Destroyed in Norfolk Fire Tragedy
The steamer Maryland of the New York Philadelphia and Norfolks line partially burned at Norfolk. About 100 passengers were aboard and all escaped injury or death despite the blaze. In Dubuque Iowa Father Edward Slattery of Garryowen is named pastor of St Joseph's Waterloo succeeding Father Gooey.
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Norfolk, Yau Pec
Maryland
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolks
Waterloo
Dubuque, Ia
Edward Slattery
Garryowen
St. Joseph's Church At
Father Gooey
Unclear text about a crime in a hotel
The readable fragment references a hotel in Burlington Indiana with vague mentions of chloroform and suspects. Details are incomplete and names or dates are not clearly provided to identify the event or people involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guidie
Burlington
Sauna
He Huith
Cally, Mich
Whide
Hotel Vere
Iowa farmers set record corn yield in 1910 report
Forty six million more bushels of corn were produced in 1910 than 1909 in Iowa as Dr. George M. Chappel reports. The 1910 total crop valuation nears 1.3 billion dollars with corn valued at about 127 million and average yield 89.7 bushels per acre amid a very dry summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George M. Chappel
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Berfore
State Board of Agriculture
Iowa
Chappel
ToWa
Wlix
Agricultural Crop Totals for 1920 by Crop Reporting Board
The Crop Reporting Board of the Agriculture Department released 1920 figures for major crops. Corn yields reached 3,125,714,000 bushels from 114,002,000 acres, with a farm value of 1,425,968,000 dollars. Winter wheat produced 164,014,000 bushels from 29,427,000 acres, valued at 19,575,000 dollars. Spring wheat yielded 231,089,000 bushels from 19,778,000 acres, worth 207,808,000 dollars. Also noted are transport and accident items from Dec 1 reports, including derailment casualties, a man’s suicide in Onawa, and various local injuries and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tollowes
Tripe Trade Talk Turns Inedible In Comically Forced Exchange
A shopper asks for two pounds of tripe but the shopkeeper explains tripe is unavailable due to no tripe being shot and an Asherles commission ban. She remains puzzled and hints at seeking another shop while the clerks stumble through the odd dialogue.
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Asherles Commission
Tripe
Man
Globe quiz sparks playful globe debate
A humorous exchange contrasts travel and geometry as a character remarks on worldly journeys while another asserts the globe’s smooth surface. The witty dialogue highlights a clash between literal exploration and scientific fact in a lighthearted moment.
Skin beauty promoted and a quirky sales anecdote
An advertisement praises skin and hair remedies from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston as pure emollients for skin care and antiseptic cleaning. It offers a free Calicura Book by mail. A later joke notes a merchant stopping business to tend oysters in a filing office.
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Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Boston
Mass
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
Cautionary notice urging mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the signature and assurance the product has been in use for over 30 years and is the trusted remedy for infants and children.
Indignant lines and odd phrases crowd a page note
A jumble of dialogue and quips, including Mrs. Cumrox and a pianist, plus misread spellings and jokes. The passage riffs on language slips, a lawyer questioning a witness, and odd quips about aviation and salesmanship, with numerous stray phrases and dated humor.
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Pve Veale
Tanita
Qi Andr
Charles
Mitchellsville
Fruitmen
Langham
Iowa State Horticultural Goelaty
Greena
Corn Belt Association
Knoxville
Dee
Link) Garrison
Colming
Bedford
Des
Clara Cresswell
B. Wainwright
Wainwright
Wade
Town City
Bieanor Wade
M. J. Wade
OWA
Wwineta
Votal
Ringwort
Garden State Limited
Chicago
Ruck Island
Pacific
Lhe
M. Newhall
Tenix
Onawa
L Erskine
Kenehes
Nevada
Frank Chapman
Davenport
Charles Henley
Scott County
Dayeeuport
Mingo
Colfax
Des Moines Orpheum Theater
Jloward
Howard Wilk
Ney
Segsea
Henry
Skin Beauty
Saturday Evening Post
Ot Checker
Goaree
Tarr
Alweya
Retz Uos
Massissipri
Lovristrana
S. Keee
Nis
Ruthetiss i Nl Bank Olds
Butler County
Coatglolgg
E.woopward
Rune
Gotta Age Hill
Florida
Onlc Republia
Uberay
Stack
Beringer
Matias
Hotel Gran
Eikhart Indy
National Soda Mfg. CO
Depaaity
National
Boda HE Mfg
Garmala
Angeles
Cab
Tooele
Bere
Ejah
D. H
Helegh
Sauanal Thompson
Bes Moines, Es
Putnam
Munyon
Collees
Bad & Efferent Streets
Philadelphia
Japan
Standard Oil Company Uncorporated
Tandard Oil Company
Tarproerated
Standard Oil Co
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