Open Air Treatment in Sanatoria for Consumptives
Medical note advocates fresh air and outdoor shelter as essential to treating consumption. It discusses climate choices, wind protection, verandas, sun exposure, and reversible screens to optimize recovery. It also covers insomnia remedies including meal timing, light evening fruit, exercise, baths, and wet abdominal bandages to aid sleep.
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Walters
Ya Aho Sanatoria
Ives
South Africa
Colorado
Ainly
Drehmenr
Dettweller
Gir
Leonart
Femnla
Falkenstein
Canigou
Pyrenees
Hohenhonnel
Santaria
Adirondack Cottags
Mitch Tess
Welcker
Jacoby
Cauataria
Falkenten
Norton Fanning
Cromer
Ur Seasions
Tabor
ANUS
Trentment of Diy
Stable Air and Healthy Horses by Proper Stable Care
The National Builder warns that a horse’s health hinges on stable conditions. Poorly ventilated stables cause eye diseases coughs and other ailments. keep stables clean ventilated and well drained and wash floors twice weekly with ample water and plaster to neutralize foul air.
Nonagenarian Rev Jacol Chapman of Exeter Remains Active
The Rev. Jacol Chapman, 91, of Exeter New Hampshire, is among the few clergymen who recall wood use in staves for cooking. Born in Tamworth, he attended Phillips Exeter Academy in 1827, Dartmouth College, and Andover Theological Seminary. Now retired, he pursues genealogical research and writes family histories while keeping active with daily wood gathering and long walks. This week marks the dist anniversary of his birth.
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Jacol Chapman
Exeter
N. H
New Hamppstire
New Hampstire
Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Tamworth
Phillips Exeter Academy
Dartmouth College
Andeover Theological Seminary
Is Water a Food According to Hutchinson
An English authority argues water should be included among foods. He claims water enters the body as a solvent and a constituent element, increasing energy by powering the heart and aiding bodily processes.
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Lia
Hutchinson
Secretary of State John Hay Dies in Newbury New Hampshire
Newbury New Hampshire July 1 Secretary of State John Hay died at 12 26 am after a pulmonary embolism physicians had reported improvement earlier in the day Mrs Hay and two Boston doctors were at the bedside at the end Hay born October 8 1830 in Salem Indiana and served as Lincoln aide then held multiple posts including minister to Vienna and secretary of state under McKinley and Roosevelt Funeral plans set for Cleveland with private services at Lakeview Cemetery and a likely cabinet honorary attendance
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Newbury
N. H
John May
Hay
May
Charles Scudder
Frederick T. Murphy
al D
Scudder
Murphy
Washington & Weal
Bad Newheim
Atricken
Charlo* Ly
Boston
Nien. Murphy
Pri Beudder
Hey
Washington
Law Place
Tray
John Hay
Salam
Ind
Charles
Elen H. Hay
Wareaw
Jil
Springfield
Brown
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Western Reserve Universties
Mian Sara Stone
Anyan Stone
Cleveland
Maois
Lincoln
United Blates Volunteers
Regations
Paria
Madrid
Vienna
International Sanitary Conference
McKinley
Wan Amibua Endor
SL. James
Newburg
N. J
Secretary Hay
Lakeview Cemetery
Roosevelt
Senter Sentenced in Berlin for Abuse Across China Expedition
German social democrat Hory Kunert reportedly traveled to Halle to sign imprisonment records for individuals tied to the 1900 German expedition to China. Former soldiers faced examination and corroborated testimony after a campaign speech condemning destruction and lootings, including abuse of women.
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Senter
Berlin
Hory Kunert
Veichsag
Halle
China
Yaylng
Tho
Gnd
Indictment Targets Major Packers in Sherman Act Probe
Federal grand jury terms 17 leading packers in the industry indicted for restraint of trade under the Sherman act. Armour & Co Swift & Co Nelson Morris & Co Cahahy Packing Co and Patrbanks Canning Co named among corporations. Four Schwarzschild & Sulzberger employees charged with rail rebating. Indictments allege anti-competitive practices in buying cattle fixing prices and territorial divisions among the firms. Over 100 witnesses examined in a three month probe.
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Chicago
Federnl Grand Jury
Cour
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Company
Illa
Armour & Co
Bwiff & Co
Nelson, Morrie & Co
Celahy Packing Company
Patrbanks Canning Company
J. Ogden Armour
Charles Armour
Armour & A
Arthur Meeker
J. Conners
Armane & Co
P. A. Valentine
Samuel McRaberia
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Co
Lawrence A. Carton
Arthur PF. Vivans
CG. McManus
A. H. Veder
Edward Cudahy
Cudahy & Co
D. B. Hadwell
Manard PF
Swift
Swift, & Co
Edward Morris
Nelson Morin & Go
I. W. Marris
Nelson Morris & Co
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger
Samuel Well
B. Seasey
GC. J. Tota
D. Skipworth
Formen
Arkat
United States
Execs
Aules
Peace Conference Plenipotentiaries Named for Russia Japan
President Roosevelt announced the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries for the Washington peace conference. Russia sends Ambassador Muravieff and Baron Rosen, while Japan names Baron Komura and Minister Takahira. Additional representatives may join. powers to negotiate and conclude a treaty are granted pending ratification.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Count Cassini
Baron Konttva
Koyora Talatra
Setretary Loeb
Muravieff
Juytes
Rome
Rosen
Daron Komura
Almister Talahira
Russia
Japan
Resignation of War Minister in Petersburg Reported
The Russian government received the resignation of War Minister Gevryl Salt harof tendered yesterday. Officials and ministers, including Emperor Nicholas II, were noted in the dispatch as handling the political shift amid ongoing wartime strain.
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Petersburg
Unity
Mimperor
Nicholas Les
Geveryl Saltharof
Mobilization Orders Reported for Far East Forces
A cable from American ambassador Miloy in St Petersburg states that mobilization has been ordered in the districts of Kiel, St Petersburg, Warsaw and Moscow. The move aims to erase the bureau in the far east and is expected to draft between 100000 and 200000 men for service.
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Tropa
Washington
State Department
Miloy
BY. Petersburg
Olstriota
Kialt
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Moscow
Far East
Aso
Russian Black Sea Squadron Mutinies and Potemkin Affair
Dispatches from Sebastopol and St. Petersburg report a mutinous crisis in the Black Sea fleet. The Knyaz Potemkin sailed from Odessa with a crew backed by shore sympathizers and is now at large. other ships disarmed or sailed to Sebastopol. Admirals concede limited control as firesmen are allowed ashore and ships are disarmed.
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Sebastopolvin
St. Petersburg
Black Sea Squadron
Boatistay
Kruger
Black Sea
International Mw
Euxtna Leat
Kniax Potemkine
Odessa
Sebastopo
Admiralty
Kuiaz Potembine Haa
Lige
Edlim
Coorg Pohel
Odesea
Iimits
Bonaparte Sworn In as Secretary of the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte of Maryland was sworn in as Secretary of the Navy shortly after 10 oclock on Saturday in Washington. He greeted naval officers and clerical staff, then returned to his desk to begin his duties.
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Bonaparte le
Washington
Charles J. Bonaparte
Maryland
Navy
Bonaparte
Woman Endures Years of Pain Finds Relief with Pink Pills
Mrs. Davin of Carmel Maine recounts years of migraine headaches fainting spells and bearing down pains. After five doctors failed she tried Dr Williams Pink Pills and reports rapid improvement and full recovery. The ad claims benefits for other women with irregular periods and general weakness and says the pills are sold by druggists.
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Mrs. Davin
Willians
Warren
O. H. Davis
Carmel
Maine
Williamest
Dravzist
Oils From Fifty Six Plants Spark New Industry Hopes
A chemist in India produced oils from fifty six common plants including echocumber and tapioca. Many oils are unused despite known properties, suggesting potential to develop new industries. Mark Hanna comments trigger a witty exchange about money and poverty. A boy in Hanna’s employ quips he would first get him out of the poorhouse.
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India
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Lawyer turns to journalism after slow progress
A young Southern lawyer without funds abandons law for journalism. Boarding a Nashville bound train, he tries to pass as a staffer. The editor in the smoker recognizes him. a mistaken identity moment reveals the editor is traveling on the same pass.
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Nashville
Tenn
Proved Beyond a Doubt Rheumatism Cured by Dodd's Pills
Local resident Mrs. Betsey A. Clawson declares she suffered years with inflammatory rheumatism and kidney-related pain. After taking two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills she regained mobility, could work again, and cared for her garden and home.
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Middlesex
Dlrs
Betsey A. Clawson
Dodd
Cleveland Leader Quips About A Shirt On The Hine
A Cleveland Leader quip notes a shirt hanging on the line as a jab about a younger sibling in the home. The passage reflects local color and humor in a casual domestic scene.
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Federsl Grand Jury
Armours
Swifts
Morris
Qudnphys
Country
Muravleff and Rosen
Komura
Takahiro
Kepdawa
Detroit ‘Tribune
Jimmy
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