Chicago Establishes Nonretail Board of Health
Chicago creates a nonretail Board of Health replacing the local Health Commission. The five members include A. A. Sprague, Francis X. Busch, Frank E. Doherty, Morgan A. Collins, and Joseph Connery. The ordinance, signed by Mayor Dever, grants broad sanitary powers and aims to keep vaccination and health policy under this board amid debates and a Supreme Court ruling.
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Rony Monitor Bureau
Chicago
American Medical
Chicken Federation
Lot Behiller
William KE
Dever
A. A. Sprague
Francis X. Busch
Frank E. Doherty
Morgan A. Collins
Joseph Connery
Mr. Schiller
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Chicago Commissioner of Health
Board of Health
Lora C. W. Little
American Medical Liberty of of League
Testing Sugar Corn as a Substitute in Home Economics
The article outlines academic notes on substituting corn sugar for cane sugar, noting corn sugar is about four fifths as heavy and sweeter by volume. It advises partial substitution, up to 25 percent in doughnuts and jellies, with adjustments for fats, liquids, acids, and high temperatures, and suggests using sour milk or lemon juice to aid blending in baking.
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Leonardson
Ilome
Tawa State College
Ifone
Dean
First Athasea
Areavn
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery Book Promotes Method
A booklet by Dr A MacCleary of Excelsior Springs Missouri claims piles can be cured quickly without cutting or burning, bed rest, or hospital bills. The method has allegedly helped over twelve thousand cases in twenty six years and is offered to readers who mail their name and address.
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A. &. Mecleary
Dexcelsior Springs
MacCleary
St. Louis Ave
Excelsior Springs
Incomplete OCR on Browning and Tax Exemption Debate
Fragmentary text discusses Browning preferences, milk sugar heat risks, and upcoming college lab results on corn sugars. It also touches a tax exemption argument, noting federal taxes and a view that exemptions shift burdens, with unclear continuation.
Costs Nothing Way to Prevent Railroad Accidents
The Standard Oil company of Indiana proved through experiments that requiring all trucks to stop look and listen before crossing railroad tracks can prevent accidents at no cost to taxpayers. In 1824 its vehicles crossed tracks 31,000,000 times without an accident, a remedy vastly cheaper and quicker than grade changes for the 256,000 crossings in the United States costing at least $15,000,000,900.
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Sumdard O31 Company
India
United States
Reward Offered Over Damaged Minn Lakes Nets
E R Hand of Hands Park Minnesota offers 500 dollars for the capture of those placing sharp poles sticks and metal in Martin county lakes to damage fishing nets. Hand reports losses exceeding 500 dollars from entangled nets and is coordinating with State Game Warden J Gould to deter the saboteurs harming local fisheries.
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Yorks. & R
Hand OF Hands Park
Minn
Swea City Herald
E. R. Hand
Martin County
St. Paul
Mr. Hand
J Gould
Fairmont
al Lavne
Martine
Hand
Halateremen
Montana
Nis Hatinoun Finen
Towa
Tyo Be Meret
Local lake snagging blamed on professional crew
Mr Hand says trained men are at work dragging the lake with cables to clear snags placed beneath the ice. He suspects deliberate tampering to cut nets, and notes a two year reward for evidence against culprits.
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Mr. Hand
Local News Highlights From Dunell and Lake Fremont
Mrs R W Swenberg and children recover from a severe attack of pneumonia after an operation. Mr and Mrs Axel Carlson welcome a baby boy on January 13. Mr and Mrs E C Headley and family visit Estherville relatives. Mrs Arthur Woods and Mrs H W Woods improve after flu. M H Silcox hosts Sunday with the F A Silcox and P M Jackson families. Jess Allen share good news of a baby boy born January 17 near Petersburg. Fay Headley referees two Petersburg basketball games. R N A and M W A camps in Dunnell install officers January 14 and enjoy a luncheon and music by the new Dunell Oil Station manager.
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R.W. Swenberg
Luis Anderson
Axel Carlson
E. C. Headley
Nellie Osberg
Estherville
Dunnell
Arthur Woods
H. W. Woods
M. H Silcox
F. A. Silcox
P. M. Jackson
Jay Beal
Petersburg
Jess Allen
Fay Headley
Jackson
Dunnell Oil Station
Mrs Le Masters Plans Departure Near Jack Creek Area
Mrs Le Masters expects to leave soon in the Jack Creek vicinity as local notices indicate an upcoming move. The brief item notes her anticipated departure and surrounding area.
Friday Relatives Visit and Local Movements Across States
Friday plans include visiting relatives in Mt. Sterling Kentucky and friends in Morris Illinois. John Nichtern family aims to move to Windom Minnesota for their future home. Local commerce notes Carn hauling by Thomas Olsin and Frank Rentmas, and cattle activity by Ned Brown. Doris Summers and Evelyn Christenson guest visits noted, plus various farm and business callers in Estherville Ringsted Fenton and Grover.
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Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Morris
Illinois
John Nichtern
Windom
Minn
Thomas Olsin
Jens Simonson
Lewis Reis
Ringsted
Anderson Home
Aanon Aanonson
Doris Summers
Evelyn Christensen
Gerald Madden
Lavone Oludden
Fenton
Frank Rentmas
Stuel
Glen Stevens
Ada Stevens
James Olson
Amos Hanson
Selmar Stueland
John Hanson
Grover
Ned Brown
Emmetsburg
Thelma Edwards
Estherville
Halfa
Evelyn Christenson
Anbew Hansen
Chas. F. Finn
Soren Neilsen
Booth
Maple Hill Shipping Association
Cold Epidemic Sweeps Chicago Victims Across Weeks
Chicago reports a spreading cold epidemic over recent weeks, with multiple residents affected. Public health officials urge rest, hydration, and caution to limit transmission as cases rise in the city.
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Chicago
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