Congress to adjourn guarded by party unity
Washington expects June adjournment as Majority Leader Oscar W Underwood pledges a Congress free of faction for a summer break. Democrats seek renewal, Republicans promise a comeback, and Progressives gain real committee influence amid national campaign planning. James Larkin may visit if Union approves.
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Washington
House
Oscar W. Underwood
Congress
Democrats
Rpublicans
Progressives
Willis J. Hulings
Victor Murdock
Ways and Means
M. Clyde Kelly
A. H. Waters
District of Columbia
Arthur H. Rupley
Henry W. Teple
Fred E. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Wilson
Warren Postmastership Fight Draws Sharp Debate
The Democratic postmastership situation in Warren is described as a very quarrel as it stands, reflecting tense local political maneuvering and unresolved patronage concerns among party members.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Superintendent Slams Manual Training And Domestic Science
Harrisburg reports Dr. N C Schaeffer finds faults in state manual training and domestic science in public schools. He urges stricter teacher certification and more practical courses, with six varied manual training options and emphasized focus on substantial foods and real world shop work.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Publc
N. C. Schaeffer
State
Schaeffer
Department of Public Instruction
Doctor Schaeffer
S Schaeffers
Untitled Medical List Appears in Obscure Draft
A fragmented medical note lists ailments including constipation tumors leg sores kidney disease diabetes abscess and uric acid related stomach issues and asthma. The readable phrases hint at a compiled health symptom register rather than a formal report.
Remarkable case of healing by Dr Brown aids blind child
The Sentinel reports on Margaret a five year old who went blind from swelling spreading from ankle to eyes. After beginning treatment by Dr Brown the child improved rapidly regaining sight and color perception. Also Mary J Zeigen testifies to cure of cancer by Dr Brown with no cutting or pain. Notary Florence E Terry swore the testimony on November 8, 1912.
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the Sentinel
R. J. Brown
Margaret
Brown
Chadakoin Building
Jamestown
Celoron
Mary J. Ziegen
N. R
Florence E. Terry
Notary Public
Dr Brown's Cancer Remedy Testimony Heard In Jamestown
Mrs. Ziegen testifies under oath about Dr Brown's cancer remedy in Jamestown New York. The affidavit cites personal call and claims support for the treatment, against a backdrop of medical skepticism and legal formalities.
Catarrh Patient Praises Remedy's Curing Effect
Jefferson Armstrong of Middleport New York describes widespread catarrh symptoms across his body including stomach head nose and throat along with nervousness poor sleep headaches dizziness and constipation. He credits a medicine with full recovery and high praise.
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Jefferson Armstrong
Middleport, N. Y
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