Philadelphia Society Operates on Children to Curb Crime
The Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children From Cruelty, with health officials, began surgical trials on seven Philadelphia children deemed at risk of criminal careers. Surgeries included brain and eye procedures, with parental consent and follow ups. Medical experts in New York and Philadelphia debated ethics, methods, and potential benefits.
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New York
Coerr
Ftrain
Pennsylvania Society To
Tn Con
Coplin
U “of Health and Charities
Abbott
Bureau of Heal
Philadelphia
New York Herald
Infirmary of the Society
United States
L. C. Wessels
Alfred Gordon
Amos c
Spring City
J. A. Burtenshaw
S. Weir Mitchell
A. C. Abbott
Toronto
W. B. Noyes
Columbus Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital
Baumann
St. Mark's Hospital
Toledo
Keats
Bellevue Hospital
New Skeleton Masts Planned For United States Warships
Washington reports that naval constructors have designed a skeleton steel mast for the next battleship to carry observation tops and fire control officers. The hollow steel masts will be replaced by a frame that shields vital parts while reducing targetability and potential destruction from enemy fire.
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United States
Washington
New York Tribune
Spying by Airship Reported in Cognac France
A low flying balloon landed near Combe-des-Dames Cognac at dusk with four men who spoke German and claimed to be from Strassburg. They showed only a pencil note indicating an official mission and asked for the Swiss consul at the gendarmerie, leading French police to suspect German officers.
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Cognac
France
de London Globe
Combe-des-Dames
Strassburg
Earthquake Proof Hotel Planned in Manila
An English syndicate plans a modern five story earthquake proof hotel in Manila with a projected cost of $500 000. The project aims to showcase new structural safety standards and stimulate local tourism.
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Manila
Keota and Washington face off at Friday ball game
Local notice spotlights free seats for ladies at Friday’s Keota versus Washington ball game. Also updates residents on visitors and travel, including Al Hott from Monmouth and Fred and Ferne Randle returning from Ainsworth. Red Band Flakes sold at Windsor grocery for 10c per package.
Local visitors and residents seen around the city
J T Matthews and Levi Doran, near Havre, were in town yesterday. S Boyd of Rock Island visited town yesterday. Miss Helen Cowden visited West Chester yesterday. W T Trotter of Ainsworth dropped in last evening between trains. Mrs Peter McColl visited West Chester yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs James Daniels of West Chester called here. Virgil K David offers first class piano tuning with orders at H F Steck jeweler. W J Wagner returned to Crawfordsville after a day in town. Eva Neiswanger of Ainsworth was in town yesterday, and Mrs Robert Willis and Wanda of Winfield visited between trains. Miss Dot Hampton arrived from Oskaloosa to visit Mr and Mrs Wm Bartholomew. Mrs John McConahey returned from Havre after a short stay with relatives. E L DuBois of National Stock Food Co arrived from Burlington. A Davidson and wife of Crawfordsville, after attending Columbus Chautauqua, returned home. Cecil Turner Morley Johnson Ira Shanafelt Louis Patterson went to Coppock for a week long camp. Mrs Ed Burleigh and daughter Eva visited then returned to Tingley. A troupe of performing sheep from Gentry Brothers' Shows visit Washington August 17. These trained sheep perform for all ages.
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J. M. Wells
Monmouth
Ill
Elmer Wells
East Jefferson Street
Rolla Bradford
Colorado Springs
Colo
Levi Doran
Havre
S. Boyd
Rock Island
Yesterdy
Helen Cowden
West Chester
W T. Trotter
Ainsworth
Peter McColl
James Daniels
Virgil K. David
M. M
H. F. Steck
W. J. Wagner
Crawfordsville
Eva Neiswanger
Robert Willis
Wanda
Winfield
Dot Hamption
Oskaloosa
Wm. Bartholomew
A. Davidson
Crawfordville
Columbus Chautauqua
Cecil Turner
Morley Johnson
Ira Shanafelt
Louis Patterson
Coppock
Ed Burleigh
Eva
Robert Shaw
Tingley
Iowa
Gentry
Washington
Local residents depart on various business and visits
Numerous individuals travel near and far for business and leisure. Tom Arthur visits Delta Ed Hutt heads to Kansas City A L Samson arrives from Wyman Roy McFarland goes to Ottumwa N E West leaves for Corydon Iowa J C Weade and colleagues attend Chautauqua in Columbus Junction Mrs Allen DeLong and family arrive from Crawfordsville Lena Halfoer returns to Sigourney Mrs W J Piper returns to Burlington Mrs B S Lytle returns to Monmouth Illinois Matt McCoy and wife depart Wichita Glenn Kirkpatrick and C F E Miller visit friends G Dumont family leave for Ainsworth Ed Raguet visits Davenport before naval training Beulah Holle travels to Rubio then Hayesville Kansas Walter Bower M Keck J L Brookhart return from K P Grand Lodge meeting in Iowa City
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Tom Arthur
Delta
Ed Hutt
Kansas City
A. L. Samson
Wyman
Roy McFarland
Ottumwa
N. E. West
Corydon
Iowa
Columbus Junction
Lena Halfoer
Sigourney
George W. Dye
W. J. Piper
George Stump
Richmond
Burlington
Local Social News From Frankfort and Nearby Towns
Miss Etha Dawson visits friends in Frankfort Indiana and Miss Belle Kilgore travels to West Chester for a visit. Martin Swift Jr arrives from Chicago on a business trip while Dr W E Anderson and wife visit Rubio campers. Charles Stearns of Ainsworth is in town on business. Marion Randle visits relatives in Ainsworth. Mrs Bleebean and niece from Kewanee Illinois visit the L F McAvoy home. Lyle MacGugin and Ed Eicher return from the Democratic state convention in Waterloo. Harley Cherryholmes loses control of an express team at Columbia Pharmacy corner. no serious injuries aside from a broken harness and a missing patch of hide on one horse.
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Etha Dawson
Frankfort
Indiana
Belle Kilgore
West Chester
Martin Swift, Jr
Chicago
Harley Cherryholmes
Marbourg
Helwick
Columbia Pharmacy
Harley
Dr. Shearer
Make Hay While the Sun Shines and Save for Sickness
A thrifty farmer lesson urges preparedness for sudden illness. Immediate use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advised for dysentery and cholera morbus, as delays can be fatal. For sale by Cook and Sherman and Stewart's pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Cook & Sherman and
Stewart
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David Bevald, Jr
Lonsdale
Flann
Reviot
Sorosis
Rothschild & Co
al Hott
Rev. W. G. Thorne
Fred
Ferne Randle
Keota
H. M. Baker
M. Parker
Windsor
Henry Salsman
Reid-Babcoes
Ed Nichols
Agent Nichols
Lakes
Des Moines
J.T. Matthews
John McConahey
E. L. DuBois
National Stock Food Co
Allen DeLong
Claus
George Stewart
Ed Raguet
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Davenport
Sam Holle
Miss Beulah
Rubio
Hlayesville
Kansas
Walter Bower
M. Keck
J. L. Brookhart
Iowa City
Grand Lodge of the K. of P
Merie Saunders
W. E. Anderson
Charles Stearns
Marion Randle
Lyle MacGugin
Ed Eicher
Waterloo
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