Wild Rabbits Linked to Spotted Fever Spread Theory
Bozeman residents hear a theory by Dr. Parker, supported by Dr. Walker, that wild rabbits amplify the tick cycle spreading spotted fever in Montana. They propose shipping rabbits to a university for study while noting the theory remains unproven and the tick life stages may transmit the disease to humans.
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Bozeman
Mani
Dan
Fryer
RB Tt Parker
State Board of
Eatamolozy
Hax
Montana
Parker Gall
Marker
Ensea
Parker
Truai
Br. Parker
Acre
Montaniy
Californis
Myo
Word University
French Women Undertake Large War Welfare Program
French women with American guidance organized a broad plan to aid working women postwar. A two day conference under Y M C A auspices in Patus featured leaders from France and the United States. Initiatives include model homes, women hotels at major ports, student housing, and clubs modeled on New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patus
Orsaiten Vionk
Euch
Jules Sion
Colony Club
New York
Constance J Clarke
Pauadena
Cal
Edna Salin
Montgomery
Ala
Atlas Young
Charlotte
N.C
Robert Lansing
Ant
William G. Sharp
Problems discussed by Presbyterians at Salt Lake meeting
Salt Lake City January 30 The New Era conference at First Presbyterian church featured leaders Dr John A Marquis and Dr George G Maby urging the church to provide salvation for the social quest. Delegates from Utah and Idaho attended with some from Wyoming and Montana. Women and men held separate sessions then joined for a luncheon as Dr George F Davies led the morning women's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
New Era
First Presbyterian Church
John A. Marquis
New York City
Home Missions
George G. Maby
Philadel‘phis
Asnea Bly
Evangeliam
Intendanes
Uinh
Fnho
Miso
Wyoming
Stontane
George F. Davies
Trade inquiries flood Mexico City from US and Europe
The American Chamber of Commerce in Mexico City reports thousands of inquiries from U S and European commercial bodies about demand for foreign goods. Officials warn of an upcoming influx of foreign agents seeking language and Latin American trade practice expertise, amid market interest in glass and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Alex Jean
American Chambers of Commerce
United States
Europe
America
Men of Abundant Phosphorus and Global Pacesetters Claim
A long scanned piece extols men with abundant phosphorus as real men of mettle who set world pace. It lauds nutrition to strengthen nerves, vitality, and health, linking phosphorus intake with energy and longevity. The article mixes medical claims with sensational rhetoric and scattered references to scientists and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor
Russia must be liberated from Bolshevik rule
A Paris dispatch reports Russian delegates urge Allied aid to defeat Bolshevik rule. The mission calls for support to form a democratic government and to sustain a voluntary southern army, with eventual conscription, to unite Russia and prevent continued dictatorship. concerns include the fate of Petrograd and the capital’s relief.
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London
Prev
Kivs
Thay Werl
Tusala
Viedinir Cinke
Nichalay Shebeke
I Frubansadny
Vienna
Sergtts Trethkoff
Justin Beunmenteal
Constantine Krovoposkolr
Loye
Paris
Paul Ma+ Koff
Leacher
Rustian Constittional Democrats
Russia
Rusais
Rusela
Taysia
Siberiania
Kussia
Pune
Wattie Sea
Europe
Lening
Trotasy
Furoor
Norshevik
Rua Istan
Pie Folegation
I Massia
Great Herring Waters in Arctic Off North Canada
Arctic waters near the Mackenzie region are cited in a government report as rich in herring, with potential for development. The finding notes no herd movement and emphasizes federal agency involvement in assessing maritime resources and transportation feasibility in northern Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
North
Canada
Saynorikerh
Aliewa
Keyaut Sies
Fragmented Phonetic Stenography Note Analysis
A garbled OCR style note discusses phonetic stenography terms and errors. It mentions Rustbesa Mant, Stenograph, spell methods, repeated attempts at phonetic output, and mis-typed letters. No clear news event or people beyond rough names appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Government takes over Cape May naval grounds and district property
Turbulent action seizes Cape May naval station grounds and surrounding property for district control. Officials say the municipality must cede all assets as negotiations set a price and terms for compensation.
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Cape May
N. An
TMT
Ehrege
Isnd
Pourciy Naval
Abo Proposal Cited By Mary Department And Owners
The Mary department and the owners discuss a 34,000,000 figure said to cover the stint the owners require. Details remain unclear.
Washerwomen of Coblenz Defeat Boys in Odd Victory
COSLENZ reports from January detail the washerwomen of Coblenz winning a victory over boys amid wartime shortages. The article notes soap scarcity and other hardships, highlighting how authorities and the Army of occupation influence daily life and labor.
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Coblentz
Coslenz
Coblenz
Anorieane Eniae
Casualty List From American Expeditionary Forces
The following casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces. Killed in action, wounded severely, and missing in action are listed alongside names such as Manwany, Blackburn, Penrose, and Wye. Marines and privates from various units are noted with injuries from wounds, accidents, and disease, reflecting the toll of service in Coblenz and other areas amid wartime duties.
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Chieney
Adolph C. Hadizle
Rogerson
Idaho
Leolotk
Hoosewell
Utah
Marine Corps
Accilent
Eid
WillInne C. Duchssster
Christenern
Moroni
Getian
Washerwomen of Coblenz Enter Laundry Boom with Aid
A U.S. sales company opened in Coblenz aiding washers as bundles of cloth circulated for a few cents per cake of soap. Each bundle contained a tile sized white soap bar, and upon return the clothing was clean. Coblenz washerwomen are experiencing unprecedented business with American support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laandry
United States
Coblenz
Coblens
Bitro-Phosphphal Gel Promises Nerve Relief For Thin People
A distorted ad-like excerpt touts Bitro-Phosphphal as a cure for nervousness, weakness, and thinness caused by starvation. It claims the product stabilizes nerves, improves appetite, and promotes cheerful regain of weight, warning it should not be overused and urging caution for certain individuals.
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Tom Edwards
Alice Belville
Rac. Heeved
Gaynor
eEbueeelise O
Swartz
Clifford
Aviisile Mostighd
UROV
Eh Man
Nautsaine Agine Mobile
Paturatty
Malton
Goa
Kate Vasu
Buliter
Urate Rumer
Willy
Ewlihe
Figo
Bose
Herve Ehrill
Peter Serbietels
Lalebd
New Victor
Victor
Farrar
Galli-Curci
Gluck
Flonzaley
Jascha Heifetz
Harry Lauder
Wren
Molly
Madley
France
Norther Amokita Galli
Curei
Alma Gluck
Emilio de Gogerza
Flonnaley
Jeecbe Haifetz
Gorakiine Farrac
Harry Lecter
Joseph C. Snaith
Neodoseph C. Smith
Vernon Dalhart Sterling Raat
Jace Boel
Ixieland
Parrlass
Powerless
Tilly Murray
Billy Murray
Hersey Macdonough
Visary
Bure
Lewis James
Shannon
Charies
Cherlee Hart
Lewis James Sterling
Téief
Bias
Sleslerte
Dfe
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victor Records
Victrola
Vietrale
The
Victor Tectog Machine Company
Thie Company
Waty
Issly
ARS
Casualty
Votar
Manwany
Tor
Kemmerer
Withey
Powell
Wye
Kenefala
Agiain
Snl
Tatnyeste Blackburn
Penrose, Wyo
Sam Salarra
Sannyelde, Id
Tal
TolAy
Guerkelinnry
Boise, Aka
Etenee
Wallnce
Lyan Th
Jenking
Granger
Wen Soule
Salmon
Kaho
Che
Ranker
Goldbels
T. Clutt
Bn Action
Jno
Tod
Pretron
Ate
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Degres
Agi Frivates
Johann Amuuhder
Phegree
Jamra BE
Dunning
Preston
Strength
Vinor
Merve Farca
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