Eye trouble and catarrh blamed for majority of cases
About ninety percent of cases are attributed to eye trouble and various forms of catarrh. This common diagnosis highlights the need for proper eye care and treatment of nasal or sinus conditions to prevent related health issues.
Whale bites cable in Pacific off Mexico
A direct descendant of the whale that swallowed Jonah clashes with an All-American Cable line off Mexican headlands. The whale seizes a long copper wire and dies after tangling several thousand dollars of interrupted messages as repair ships recover the carcass and damaged cable near Vera Cruz. Chief Engineer James Mowat reports this is the first such whale seen attempting to eat a Pacific cable.
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Jonah
Pacific
Mexico
All-American Cable Company
Mexican Telegraph Company
Vera Cruz
Valparaiso
Chita
James Mowat
New York
Saya
Bermuda's Stormy Founding and Early Colonial Strife
The island Bermuda, first revealed in 1515 by Jusn de Bermudez and known as the Isle of Devils, saw a Virginia-settlement shipwreck era. Admiral Sir George Somers died and his voyage inspired a 1612 colonization effort under a charter linked to Virginia, later yielding a Bermuda company and a three-branch government with strict regulations and severe penalties.
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Bermuda
Jusn ‘de Bermudez
Thateland
Isle ‘of
George Somers
England
Virginia Company
Virginia
Bermuda Company
Daly Transitions To Reserve Inactive List
First Sergeant Dan Daly a famed Marine joins the inactive list of the Marine Corps Reserve as he leaves active duty to take a post with a notable New York banking house. Daly is noted as the most celebrated veteran after Sergeant York with two Medals of Honor and multiple international honors from World War I.
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Dan Daly
York
Argonne Fale
Marine Corps Reserve
Daly
Fort Riviere
Haiti
France
General Pershing
Hst
New York
fibre testing findings on artificial wool by Bradford officials
Prof Eber Midgley of Pratford Lechnien college and US Consul A S Ingram of Bradford report on an artificial wool fiber. They conclude the yarn is unsuitable for worsted spinning due to poor finiformity strength and elasticity. Blending with pure sweat yields an uneven grin.
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Eber Midgley
Department of ‘Textile Industries
Pratford Lechnien College
United States
A. 5. Ingram
Bradford
Armstrong brothers move across states in 1930s
Clark Armstrong, Britt banker, updates friends on Ray becoming a civil engineer with Idaho State Highway Commission, Bert holding a bank position in Donnelly, Curt at the Surveyor General’s office in Boise, and Pranking leading the North West Fire and Marine Insurance Co in Spokane. Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Helen reside in Boise. News notes family success reported by Ommetsburg Democrat.
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Armstrong
Clark Armstrong
Harmeetsburg
Ray
State Highway Commission
Idaho
Bert
Donnelly
Curt
Boise
Northwest Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Spokane
Washington
Helen
Democrat
Ommetsburg
Woden Happenings and Local Society Notes
Local column from Woden features Mrs. E J Lewin visiting Garner, Nellie Bushman resuming teaching, and Jessie Smith finishing term. Ladies Aid hosted an oyster supper at the Woden Hotel raising about 140 dollars. Community announcements include basket social, dances, church programs, and upcoming basketball games with Titonka and Buffalo Center. Hay for sale listed by M Lloyd We Dingman.
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E. J. Lewin
Garner
Nellie Bushman
The
Woden
Jessie Smith
Ladies Aid Society
Woden Presbyterian Church
Elwin Valley
Ald
Woodttan Hall-Dee
Henry Carr
Oliver Bingham-home
Sath Barrons
Minneapolis
Woden Presbyterian Sunday School
Presbyterian Church
Albert Lassahn
Tegtmeyer
Methodist
Harness
John von Laven
Titonka Town
Titonka
Clarence Anderson
Buffalo Center
Agents Wanted for Township Plat Book Sales
Notice seeks township agents to sell the Hossyth County Plat Book with liberal commission. Also an ad offers butcher services at Badge Meat Market and sale of purebred Duroc Jersey boars from Diak Welp in Titonka Iowa.
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la Test Hossyth County
Liberal Commission
Art J. Lonergan
Bancroft, Ia
Badge Meat Market
Mike Bauman
Diak! Welp
Titonka
Iowa
Rickleff Beros
Campaign analyst notes in Jamaica cane industry shift
A government and Rockefeller Foundation expert report on Jamaica's folkworm and sugar industry details improved worker conditions. The Dar field center in Vere now operates six days a week, up from three, prompting some workers to migrate to Cuba cane fields.
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Damaion
Rockefeller Foundation
Vere
In- Dar
Jamaica
Cuba
Dead Men's Club Idea Considered by American Legion
The American Legion National Headquarters weighs forming a Dead Men's club from 2,000 ex service members officially listed as missing or dead in action. Akron casualty Willm Wart, who was gassed and left on the field in Meardy, proposes no formal organization at this time.
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Iowe
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N. D. Ray
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C. Ball
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Bank of
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Henry Meyer
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Towa
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A. H. Weber
Des Moines
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Alson
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Sonora, Kimball
Columbia
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Algona, IA
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O'Hara
Elmer Olsen
Buffalo Genter
J. Peterson
Tletonka
Weber
Taebrand & Santhort
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Bancroft, Owa
A. M. Peterson
Titonka, Jown