Antidote for Mercury Poisoning Highlighted by Carlisle Doctor
Dr Wilbur E Horn of Carlisle recounts mercurial poisoning cases and a sodium sulphite antidote that reduced toxic effects. He describes treating a surgeon who swallowed thirty grains of yellow oxide of mercury and a dog given corrosive sublimate with sulphite of sodium, noting recovery and the chemical reductions to harmless compounds. He cites broader progress in playgrounds and recreation funding by cities including Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland Pittsburgh Seattle and Grand Rapids with large bond issues and growing public investment.
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Carlisle
Philadelphia Record
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Prrate Sourese
Cheago
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Boston
Philadelphia
St Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Atlanta
Seattle
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Oxland
Oregon
Farmer Arrested for Adulteration of Milk and Goods
A farmer was arrested and fined in a nearby town for selling adulterated milk to include harmless water. The narrative details widespread adulteration in his clothing, food, and household items, noting the farmer himself suffered effects yet had not heard of any adulterators being punished, while others blame him for being discontent.
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Movement to furnish city children open-air recreation
William Hale Beckford profiles a rising movement promoting outdoor spaces for urban children. The article notes community fundraising, civic interest, and plans to create safe, healthful play areas to combat crowded streets and improve welfare.
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William Hale Beckford
Law lets towns require underground wires in districts
Gov Tenner signed a bill granting third class cities the power to define by ordinance a district where electric light, telephone and telegraph wires must be underground and allows city acquisition or condemnation of conduits. The rule should be enforced in Warren now as conduits exist in streets. The writer urges immediate action against Liberty, Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Gettysburg semicentennial section praised as patriotic souvenir
The North American presents a special Gettysburg Semicentennial Section for June 29 praised for human storytelling. It features "A Guide's Story of Gettysburg" by a battlefield guide, a drummer boy tale, and "The Calvary at Gettysburg" by General David McMurtie Gregg, with over fifty photographs and many drawings.
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Gettysburg
Sunday North American
North American
David McMurtie Gregg
Calvary
Long Dispatches From World in Brief Fray
Senate committee says West Virginia mine strike zone violated military rule. Yeggmen steal 1500 dollars in stamps from Amenia post office and flee by car. The Dream beats Barbara II and Tocsam II in Philadelphia to Bermuda motorboat race. Julia H Worthington wills 100000 to four children. Vasaar commencement reveals 100000 art building gift. Alleged perfidies by a Republican club bookkeeper surface two members accused of worthless checks. Democratic leaders back commerce court funding. LA police chief says policewomen more efficient than policemen. Senate finance panel backs free wool now and free sugar in three years. Jacob Solomon, released from Elmira eight years ago, is arrested on parole violation. Beet sugar interests mail 1500000 anti free entry arguments. Truman Palmer testifies. New Scotch Church pastor requires health certificates for marriages. A strong Bulgarian earthquake causes central damage. A Lisbon aviator dies in a 1000 ft fall. Counterfeiters near Backet Mass pursued by officials. A broken half dollar is found on a store counter. Corpses found in Corral canyon after wagon wreck. Columbia Park boys tour Paris then see Versailles. A rider falls from a roller coaster at Hillside Park and dies. Huerta envoy in New York reacts to Wilson not recognizing the Mexican regime. London press concedes best team won polo cup, despite England’s loss. New York surgeons to remove gland governing growth to curb three-hour tall boy’s development.
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Amenia
N. Y
Barbara II
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Julia H. Worthington
Vasaar
Los Angeles
Senate Finance Committee
Elmira Reformatory
Jacob Solomon
Franks
Truman G. Palmer
Scotch Presbyterian Church
New York
Columbia Park Boys
San Francisco
Paris
Rome
Versailles
Man
Hillside Park
Bellevue
N. J
Huerta
Wilson
London
England
American Troops Rout Moros on Mt Bogsak Island Jolo
Troops drive Moros from Mt Bogsak on Jolo Island in a decisive operation. Navy Secretary Daniels calls for a larger navy ready for war at all times. Authorities probe the London death of Mrs Viola McKenna Hudson of Chicago.
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Island of
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Mr. Daniels
Owl
Pennsylvania
Suez
Hamidieh
Red Sea
London
Viola McKenna Hudson
Chicago
Paul Charlton
New York
United States
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Backet
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