Weather Misery Prompts Long Battle With Illnesses
The report describes severe postweather illness affecting residents, including farmer John Les of Greenville who suffered persistent symptoms. A reporter quotes locals and notes doctors warn of cold pain headaches and fatigue, while an advertises Pink Pills for Pale People and other remedies claim to cure various ailments despite dubious efficacy.
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John Les
Greenville
Gregus
Farrmer
Web
Willan
Wil
Corn King Plans Pool In New York Visit
Cornell King George B. Philiya, of Chicas, plans a financial pool after conferring with John Dunfue and other capitalists. He will visit New York financiers before returning, studying crop sendilons and potential fortunes.
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Syracuse
N.Y
George B. Philiya
Che Cars Wing
Chicas, Cars
Ica
John Dunfue
New York
Sendilons
Helleves & Great Fortuas
Investigation of Girls Industrial School at Delaware
The state board of charities will investigate the Delaware Girls Industrial School. Members Karney and Pratt will conduct the hearings with Secretary Byers presiding. The inquiry, prompted by the death of Mary Entimate from Jackson County, will continue with examinations at Delaware and external witnesses summoned to Columbus.
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Investiguts Girls’ School
Solwmaben
O. Mas W
Delaware
State Board of Charities
Karney
Cleveland
Pratt
Colfembum
Petary
Joseph Byers
Riso
Piranenie
Skndtor Willem Docker
Packting
Senate
Mary
Jackson County
Columiun
Reverend Joseph Wayne Gaye Donates $11500 for Wayne Building
Trustees and friends at Christ Hospital were surprised when Rev. Joseph Wayne Gaye handed over his life savings of 11500 to fund the new Wayne building to be opened soon. The gift supports hospital care, nurses, and a Protestant hospital affiliated mission, with no creed or color barriers in service.
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Joseph Wayne Gaye
Wayne
Christ Hospital
Joseph Wayne
Mr Wayne
Hospital
Iieropal
Mberal
Charles H Eaton
Univers Satiat
New York
God
J Krueskopf
Philadelphia
Calgary
Mey
Coyle
Presbyterian
Denver
Magara
R.A. White
Universatiet
Chicago
D. P. Bennett
Gercanter
J. J. Sullivan
Francis
Religious Thoughts From Teachings of Denominations
A compact editorial note series presents religious thoughts from Rev Henry Gardiner of Peal terian and Rev Dr 3 C Almetrong Baptist. It asserts personal influence mirrors character and cautions doubt as inefficiency that hinders large aims.
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C Almetrong
Leela
Wayne Hospital Story Reveals Generous Donation Build
In Topeka the Wayne hospital story recounts Rev. Wayne once patient and now donor. His wallet yielded 2500 toward a new three story building with two large wards for children and general patients. The facility, named the Wayne building, serves 90 patients and links with two older hospital structures as part of Christ Hospital’s expanded campus.
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Elft
Wayne
Beun
Eid & Menting
Spallet
Bo Enka
Christ Hospital
Beet Sugar Plants Trade Rumors Reach Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs May 10 it is reported that A C Penoyar of Bay City Michigan earlier in town acted as sugar trust representative and negotiations may buy four beet sugar plants in Loveland Rocky Ford Grand Junction and Sugar City. Associates McKinnie Geider and Gettlers tied to Grand Junction plans and Havemeyer transfer talks cited with potential 34 million price tag and east-origin interest.
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Colorado Springs
Cal
C. Penoyar
Bay City
Mich
Thin City
Sugar Trust
Ro McKinnon
Loveland
Grand Junction
William Geider
Denver
Grand Junction Company
McKinnie
Havemsyers
East
Gettlers
Rocky Ford
Sugar City
Rival aims to rival Biltmore at Asheville's estate show
In Asheville May 10, Sergius Minkiewicz a four day laborer with his wife, heir to a 2 million dollar German fortune, raised 200 by mortgaging 10 000 and left for Europe to prove his inheritance. He secured an option on a vast land tract near the Switz erland city area, once sought by George Vanderbilt for a private estate. The Minkiewicz family, Polish immigrants long poor, hopes to build a miniature Biltmore, while the town charity monitors a local child’s illness.
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Pole
Biltmore
Asheville
George Vanderbilt
Sergius Minklewing
Germany
Minkiewing Rho
Old Country
Switzerland Ciry
Dimmece
Poland
Alwys
Steetx
Towen
Salvation Army Service Fails to Heal Dickson City Council
In Dickson City on May 10 Burgess Kennedy tried Salvation Army singers to break a council deadlock over unpaid electric light and water bills. A revival in the town hall and an upper room service failed to calm the warring factions as bills risk disconnection tomorrow. the situation remains unresolved.
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Salvation Army
Dickson City
Burgess Kennedy
Bydd
Dire Clan
West Ten
Salvationists
Mexican Millionaire Desertion Case Stirs Lima
In Lima on May 20, a reputed Mexican millionaire deserts his wife Mrs Bishop. The wife recounts that he purchased property for a future Mexican home. She alleges he told her he arranged a deal with a Chicago magnate, Potter Palmer, for a large sum.
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Lima
Mra
T Bishop
Yormeris
Sudan
Shuck
Fife
Hiuhop
Rermstrog Potter Palmer
Chicago
M! Who
Diag
Salatake
Rey P
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