Exposé on Medical Trust and chiropractic remedy claims
A long exposé attacks the American Medical Association and medical trust, praising chiropractics and homeopathic or alternative methods. It argues drugs, operations, and allopathic practice harm patients, cites quotes from unnamed doctors and authorities, and urges readers to seek non allopathic care while condemning medical regulation as corrupt. The piece asserts that Ohio banned advertising cures in 1916 and claims a large conspiracy aims to force invasive treatments on the public.
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China
Suopaible Trust
Thosphorus
Streetatco
Arzenje
God
Nod
Bar
Media Trust
CTORS
Medical Trust
Allopathic Trust
Adamy Smith
Wier Mitchell
Skoda
Roston Littell
Sciente
Bchwendocer
Prince Hiemarck
Poctare Call Medicing
Oaler
Johna Hopkins
Profector
Mechelen
Oxford
Eneland
Saya
Alonzo Clark
N.Y
Tir
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harvard
Polton
Alfred Walton
Philadelphia
Gregory
Folundured Medical College
Scotland
Ohio State Modest Board
Ohio
U S Contracts for Structural Steel for Naval Triacte
The Navy Department awarded contracts for structural steel for a new naval triate at prices about 33 percent higher than last December. Carnegie Steel received contracts for 9 thousand tons and American Presed Steel for 30 tons. The final material prices are not yet computed. A hospital ship is under construction at Philadelphia Navy Yard and a fuel ship at Boston Navy Yard.
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Carnegié Steel Company
Philadelphia Nay Yard
Tmastan Navy Yard
Albany Strike Settled Restores Albany Trolley Service
Albany and Rensselaer trolley service halted since Monday due to a strike. The dispute between workers and United Tram Company officials will be settled by arbitration. Service to resume as soon as possible with orders issued for immediate resumption.
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Altans
N.Y
Youll Who was pereRsrator Why sat He had a creretd drawer
The readable fragments describe a cryptic scene in which a person referenced as pereRsrator and a penciled drawer tied to a pint battle are noted, reflecting a terse archival clipping from the Jinuaense Courlem Journal with unclear specifics.
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Courlem Journal
Daily Market Report Wall Street Stocks End Mixed
Irregular end to the session left Wall Street trading dull in the final hour as over 200000 shares moved. Favorites and industrials faced intermittent pressure while high grade rails led a broad advance including Norfolk and Western Union Pacific and New York Central. Bonds firm and sugar futures opened quiet with little change from the prior close.
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New York
Berl
Varading
Tradiox Axain
Norfolk and Western
Union Pacilie
Dannaylvania
New York Central
Milnote Central
Union Pacific
Matts
Chicago grain market shows mixed wheat rally after U S trading
Chicago wheat prices fluctuated with an initial rise to around 1.58 to 1.59, then a broad decline as Argentine drought expectations cooled. Corn and oats followed wheat, with exports and buying activity later lifting prices. Chicago hogs, cattle, and sheep also faced a generally weaker early trend but recovered slightly amid demand signals.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
Utah Stocks Market Summary from October 4 Session
The Utah mining market opened strong with 80,050 shares traded. Standard led price action, rising from 78 to 92 1/4 cents and closing around 89 1/2 cents. Copper names weakened, while Midwest Sulphur held strength near 43 cents bid. A wide slate of mine and bank stocks were quoted with mixed bids and asks, including Antelope Star, Alta Con, Albion, American Copper, Beaver Lake Metals, East Crown Point, Indian Queen, Leonora, and Utah Power. Industry notes cite private wire quotes from J A Hogle & Co. and numerous small-volume trades in morning session.
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Thott
Standard
Renia
Fama Copper
Unis
J. A. Hogle & Co
Drakere
Hudson
Salea
Antelope Star
Albion
Beaver Lake Metals
Nexall
Emcia
East Crown Point
East Tintle
Crand Central
Keystone
Leonora
Weather delays at Weber. large matinee crowd attends
Owing to inclement weather the annual Lag Day at Weber was postponed yet a large morning matinee drew a substantial audience. A. Anderson joins Weber faculty as a capable science and mathematics teacher, with Miss Jepperson named rural instructor. a Musk WII musical program begins at 1 o'clock for students and the public.
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Weber
Weber Ware
A. Anderson
Phe
Misa Jepperson
Musk
Wii
Tome
Railroad head must answer questions in DC case
Washington October 4 Justic e Stafford of the District of Columbia supreme court ordered Milton H Smith president and other officials of the Louisville and Nashville railroad to answer questions from the Interstate Commerce Commission. The decision holds the commission may seek such information not for political motives but to judge the reasonableness of rates and railroad accounting. Smith had earlier refused to answer questions posed by counsel Joseph W Folk in an inquiry into the Louisville Nashville and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroads based on a senate resolution.
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Washington
Justie Stafford
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Milton H. Smith
Aod
Loulaville and Nashvile Railroad
Internate Commerce Commission
Tern
Commission
Smith
Joseph W. Folk
Cormission
Louieville
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Senate
Belgians Pardoned by German Officer
Amsterdam reporting from Maastricht says General von Tissing, German governor general, pardons 22 Belgians condemned to death last week on spying charges after protests by American and Spanish ministers in Brussels. Prisoners include three women, two priests, and Namur’s acting burgomaster.
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Amsterdam
London
Nouville
Mrussela
von Tissing
Priconera
Namur
Appeal to Wilson Seeks Thanksgiving Date Change
An appeal from Los Angeles business interests asks Wilson to move Thanksgiving Day from November 30 to November 23 this year to boost Christmas trade for merchants and ease the shopping season. The missive emphasizes potential gains for retailers and the overall holiday commerce outlook.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Get
Burden of store employees routed to President Wilson
Report from Alfred E. Adams, representing the Los Angeles Retail Dry Goods Merchants association, says the burden of store employees was to President Wilson today. It contends the public did not begin Christmas shopping until after Thanksgiving. A new play Chitra by Tagore was produced in Munich and well received by critics.
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Wilson
Alfred E. Adams
Los Angeles Retail Dry Goods Merchants Association
Chris
Reriin
Wireless
Willow
Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise After Fed Travel Inspections
New York report notes infantile paralysis official end of federal outbreak, yet interstate travel inspection stopped. A four hour period ending at 19 x shows 33 new cases, up from 12 yesterday, with seven deaths compared to eight last week. Read the Classified Ads.
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New York
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