Women and athletics weaken the delicate health warns essay
A fragment argues that athletic pursuit harms weak women and that only Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription can restore health. It claims athletics strain the feminine system, urging reliance on the medicine to strengthen wifehood, maternity organs, nerves, and general vigor. Includes testimonial snippets and pill endorsements.
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Giscare
Rads
Ates Feit Palace
Uf Brodien
Mich
Picrot
Yellow fever scare and quarantine efforts outlined
The piece discusses yellow fever in the United States, noting General Wyman and the Marine Hospital Service intensifying quarantine and inspection measures. It highlights Fort McHenry, South Atlantic ports, and the need for rapid, coordinated government action to prevent spread, with emphasis on hospital staff and surveillance.
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Gameral Warman
Fevar
Marine Service
Bern
South Atlantic
Wymith
Ervics
Trearney
Locachici Feather
Bygoneies
Taiupa Bay
Tinoena
Can It Be Suppressed Fever Contagion Notes
The article discusses outbreak control measures and containment during a fever outbreak. It notes that if exposure is known and properly treated, transmission can be reduced. Sanitary measures, isolation, and careful tracing helped limit spread in towns like Franklin and Clinton, with cordons and disinfectant work described. The piece emphasizes targeted isolation to preserve unaffected areas and cites observers Waldauer and Major Goleman.
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Ross
Sareras
Atame
Vay Ugh
Nsot
Dann
Franklin
Minnie
Clinton
Miss
Waldauer
Majur Goleman
Clehtéen Boidrs
Alaat Secon
Dunn
Civil Service Blanket to Be Raised by President
Washington July 0. Politicians and office seekers await an order exempting many government posts. The proposed action would place numerous dep artment positions and internal revenue posts under a broad exemption. The order, prepared and lying on the President’s desk, could ease wartime pressures and aid renomination campaigns by shifting many “hard kickers” into sheltered berths before the campaign season.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Hamburg Seeks England Match in Ornament Polemic
New York July report discusses Marcus Daly's stance on a potential match race between Hamburg and Ornament. Daly doubts any rival can beat Hamburg if carried to England for the Brighton Cup conditions. He questions eligibility and weight issues, arguing Hamburg would be decisively favored.
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Hamburg
England
Marcus Daly
New York
Uyingay Forsetiel
Daly
Briehian
Harrisburg
Aris
Brighton
America
Amrur
Luteal
Bngland
Cincinnati Enjoined Over G A R Entertainment Funds
A Superior Court judge ruled the city’s appropriation to entertain the Grand Army of the Republic at the September national encampment was not a legitimate public expense. The ruling cites the use of funds for guests, street crowd control, and public comfort stations as improper, with the city likely to seek private subscriptions to cover three jurors’ costs.
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Cincinneth O
Arthur Stem
Murat Holmesa
Judes
Rufus J. Smith
Eriteriain
Grand Army of the Republic
Murdered for His Money Desperadoes Captured After Fight
Dave Holladay and George Wright, masked men charged with murder, were captured in Salmonville Arizona after a three day stand with a posse. They had accosted a stock contractor named Aller demanding money, killed him when he refused, and fled toward the Tonto Basin with a satchel believed to hold the victim’s wealth.
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Arizona
Los Angeles
Cal
Dave Holladay
George Wright
Salmonville
School elects directors at annual Madison meeting
Madison Wis July 20 at the annual stockholders meeting of the Columbian Catholic School the following directors were elected Rev AG Messmer Green Bay Wis Judge Mod Wade Jews City Ia Dr Thomas P Hart Cinvin O45 we Rey J F La Boule Milwaukee Wis Rev J Maushtin Madison Wis Treasurer DLM Mefiride’s annual report shows the finances flourishing The directors will elect officers in Chicago in September Rev William J Dalton Kansas City to bless the school and is delegated by Pope to Archbishop Messmer in Rome This will be the highlight of the session’s last day.
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Madison
Wis
AG. Messmer
Green Bay
Judes Mod. Wade
Jews City
Thomas P Hart
We Rey
J. F. la Boule
Milwaukee
J. Maushtin
Madisert
Dlm
Mefi
Father Dalton
Chicago Pioneer Brookes Dies After Long Life at 4225 Champlain
Chicago writer recalls early days when Brookes arrived from Indiana in a wagon line, survived frontier life, and brought Chicago’s first piano. He died Tuesday at his Garfield Park home as a band concert nears in the park.
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Chicago
Champlain Avenue
Chiage
Instate
Plans for the Big Meet National Wheelmen Meet in Indianapolis
Indianapolis hosts the nineteenth annual national meet of the League of American Wheelmen starting July 9 with Governor Mount and Mayor on duty. Event features early morning and afternoon programs at parks, a $1,000 prize sprint, a two mile pace, amateur national championship, and potential record times drawing top riders nationwide.
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La.w
Indianapolis
League of American Wheslmen
Oltre
Avsutt
Rina
Alba
Motteractni Rislea
Ely Raope
Abia Saucy
Archbishop Ryan Will Not Visit For Concordia Bishopric
Leavenworth reports Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia cannot travel west to preach the consecration sermon for the Concordia diocese bishop elect. He cites calendar conflicts and a late change of the ceremony date to September 8, with preparations still underway and a possible replacement to be named.
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Leavenworth
Archbistop Ryan
Philadelphia
Father Cunningham
Concordia
Cleet
Rysa
Rhoser
Claims of Rival Widows in Santa Fe Route case
A report outlines rival widow claims over a deceased railroad family, with Nancy and Dudley Norton cited as claimants. It notes a father’s secret and funeral expenses, plus property and residence issues in Canineovina and Santa Fe Route. The piece also mentions a social gathering at the Commercial Club rooms August 2 at 4 pm under the Committee of Fifteen.
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Fate, CO
Francis A. Nortos
Wwaliaah
Bria Street Autor
Pallelle
Sim
Nancy Norton
Dudley Norton
Caninovin
Cat
Narso
Norton
Seetton
Canineovina
Santa Fe
A. Magaw
Fever at Camp Alger Forces Camp Shifts
Typhoid fever spreads in the Seo Wat division prompting Brigadier General George W. Davie to move the One Hundred Fifty-ninth Indiana and Third New York regiments to new grounds at Camp Alger. The change will take days and involves substantial camp relocation. Ten typhoid cases were sent to Fort Myer today. Private Floyd W. Gay of the Sixty-Third New York, in custody for mail robbery, is connected to a forged $10 check. Civil and court martial proceedings loom. A Seventh Illinois ban on camp purchases follows a surgeon board ruling limiting camp snacks and beverages to curb illness.
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Alger
Vasuy
Seowat
George W. Davie
New York
Fort Myer
W. G. Sherman
Twenty-second
Kansas
Ployd W. Gay
Ohis
Guy
Buffalo
Bla Eulit
Brfeadier
Davis
Murderous attack on J T Grant near West Lake Street
Chicago a canvas delivery hook stained with powder and a bullet were shown by J T Grant as evidence of a deadly assault at his barn behind 697 West Lake Street. He said an assailant pressed a pistol to his chest and fired, causing only a slight abrasion. The incident occurred around 2 AM as Grant checked horses and feed.
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Chicago
J. T Grant
Heamster
West Lake Street
Grant
Grant Zahl
Prominent Girl in Brooklyn Naval Hospital Farewells
A notice from a New York naval hospital in Brooklyn describes two prominent young women close to completing their nursing service and returning to medical studies at Johns Hopkins University. It names Miss Long, daughter of the Navy secretary, and Miss Ausin, daughter of Minnesota’s former Governor Anson, as the anticipated leavers. The passage blends with railway ads and laundry services typical of the period.
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New York
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Hopkins University
Misa Long
Secretary of the Navy
Ard
Mise Ausin
Anson
Minnesota
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Topeka
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Canron Bros
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West Indies
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Santiaro de Cuba
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Milady
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Fort McHenry
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Sears
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Rene Korg
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Davenport
Iowa
Geese Pictorize
Spain
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Sumosi
Trent
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Ofawan
Porto Rico
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Civil Service
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Northville
En L. Hallock
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Springer
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Chroot
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W.H. Smith Ovent
May Simith
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E. A. Taylor
Memphis
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de Wis
N. Korscher
J. Landman & Co
Toledo
Onis
Eane
Charles F. Turner
Canton
Chin
W. O H. Reed
Whitmere Bros. Barbers
Eas. Av
Cincinnati
Garfield Park
Temor- Tow
Ryan
Father Quaningham
Camp Alger
Miss Austin
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Porting
Union Pacific
FA. Lewie
J. C. Pultert
Omaha Exposition
Topeke
Omaha
Mwe
Sara
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Santi Fe
Fred Murray
String Souls Ajacarte
Wc, Garvey
ATS Fy
Nage
Ere
Lehigh Valley
Dubia
Tenner
Ren York
Klauer
Imal
Riparn Chemical CO
Seruce Atreet
Topeka Transfer CO
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National Stables
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Great Steam Dye & Cleaning Works
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