Influenza cases show slight drop in Warren reports
Board of Health data today indicate a small decline in influenza cases in Warren with more than 100 total cases citywide and most patients recovering. Thirteen new cases were reported, none serious, and most onset occurred days earlier with patients expected to be active again in 3 to 4 days. Names and addresses of new cases listed. Plans discussed for lifting the ban on meetings and public amusements.
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Board of Health
Warren
Theodore Baldensperger
Penn. Ave
E. Howard Baldensperger
Sam Parks
Jackson
Louis Geigerich
Morrison
Springe
Ry Begler
Liberty
Donald Donze
Laurel
Margaret Lawson
Penn
Army Doctors Rushed to Mining District to Help Epidemic
Army physicians have been deployed to mining districts in Penney, in an effort to curb a deadly epidemic that threatens mine output. Jad Anderson was sent to coordinate relief, with doctors Crane and Blee assigned to marienville, pine grove, shamokin, and Shenandoah, operating under the United States health service.
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Neton
Ta Wa
Penneyi
Fuel Administration
Jad 1
Anderson
Blee
Cmp Crane
Charce
Marienvillelle
Pine Grove
Shamokin
Shenandosh
Rpreare Phys
United States Health Service
Pennsyl
Kaiserin Illness Calls Children to Potsdam Bedside
The German Kaiserin, age sixty, is seriously ill and all of her children have been summoned to her bed in the Potsdam palace, according to Berlin dispatches. The report notes her birthday fell on Tuesday.
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Amsterdam
Det
Potsdam
Berlin
Nineteen Injured in Trolley Collision Near East Springfield
In heavy fog early today near the Waghouse plant in East Springfield Massachusetts two trolley cars collided. Ninteen people, mostly Westinghouse Company employees, were injured.
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Springfield
Mass
Waghouse
East
Westingshouse Company
State Health Dept Plans Saloons Inquiry And Disease Probe
The State Department of Health announces exams into influenza prevention serums and housing conditions, with special investigations under way. Acting Commissioner Torre notes rising deaths in Allegheny and nearby counties as officials seek a plan to lift bans and curb spread.
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Rand
State Department
Eeeho
Ar Sa
Brumbaugh
Health Department
Allegher Fackwranuad
Lucerne
Psaid
Torer
War relics from Corporal Schuler arrive in Warren
Mrs. Daniel P. Schuler receives battlefield relics from son Corporal Donald K. E. Schuler of Company D in France. Items include a German steel helmet weighing about four pounds with feather strap, a gray cotton cap with red band, and buttons from fallen soldiers. The finds were gathered by a Warren native at a major battle involving their unit.
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Warren
France
Sea
Daniel. P. Schuler
Crescent Street
Donald KE. Schuler
Schu ‘Ler
Warren Bor
Corp
Schuler
Corp. Schuler
Ktln
No American May Refuse Says Cardinal Gibbons
James Cardinal Gibbons urges support for the United War Work Campaign calling it an American effort no citizen may refuse. He praises the campaign for boosting morale of troops and notes major social organizations unite the nation to back the war effort.
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Cardinal Gibbons
James Cardinal Gibbons
America
United War Work
Timely items and business notes from the Struthers area
Milegina Haiberg was removed to her home this afternoon from the Struthers-Wells office after a nervous breakdown diagnosis by her attending physician. Mintzer as trustee for Peerless Restaurant spends today inventorying the property as creditors weigh sale method. Joseph H. Thompson of American LaFrance inspects the Central fire station truck, praising the antique unit but noting Bord truck’s poor condition.
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Milegina Haiberg
Struthers-Wells
Mintzer
Peerless
Init
James Berger
A. S Rogers
Gerlala Wright
NCE
Joseph H. Thompson
American-LaFrance Company
American-LaFrance
Central Fire Station
Thompson
Boyd Company Closes Business Amid Parts Shortage
Chief Gordon struggles to secure replacement parts for the Boyd as the drive chain worsens. The Times pressed for a fire comminge purchase of another de France, but committee members rejected expert advice from multiple cities.
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Boyd Company
Gordon
Times
Comminge
de France
Boyd
Commmities
Keep Looking Young with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid to maintain youthfulness. It claims 90 percent of sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver and markets a vegetable compound with olive oil as a gentler calomel substitute. The olive colored tablets cost 10c or 25c per box and are sold by all druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
All Traces of Scrofula Cleansed from Blood Impurities
Promises rapid cleansing of scrofula and blood taints with S. S. and medical director claims. Claims thorough germ removal and new vigor. Advertises at 30 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, asking readers to write their cases.
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All Drugena
Case
Swift
Vote for Hon. E. H. Beshlin for Congress in 28th District
Campaign note urging support for E. H. Beshlin to continue in Congress. Claims a vote for him stands for prohibition woman suffrage and endorsement of the Wilson Administration. Uses slogan Don't swap horses in the middle of the stream.
Democratic Prohibition nominee for Warren County representative
The candidate is nominated by the Democratic and Prohibition parties for Warren County in the General Assembly. He chairs the Prohibition county committee, supports woman suffrage and union labor, and pledges to uphold good government and Democratic principles as espoused by the national party.
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Democratic
Prohibition
General Assembly
Warren County
Prohibition Party
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Jersey
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Congress
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