Nathan Straus Philanthropist of Pasteurized Milk Crusade
By James A. Edgerton Nathan Straus of New York City is hailed as a global lover of children for founding pasteurized milk depots across America and Europe. The piece recounts his drive to end impure milk, the drop in infant mortality after his program began, and his collaboration with officials, physicians, and international leaders to promote safe milk and public health.
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James A. Edgerton
Nathan Straus
New York
America
Europe
Mr. Straus
New York City
Oscars. Straus
Roosevelt
Turkey
Cleveland
Bryan
Mr. Straus T
J. Pierpont Morgan
Straus
Board of Health
Philadelphia
Chicago
France
Germany
England
Sandhausen
Heidelberg
Karlsruhe
Luise of
Bavaria
Countess of Aberdeen
Ireland
Dublin
Arnulf of
Munich
E. W. Hope
Liverpool
Baron von Beinerth
Austria
Frankfort
Berlin
Vienna
Agricultural Department
Washington
Bulletin
Rhenish
Lazarus Straus
Talbotton
Columbus
L. Straus & Sons
Nathan
Lavant
Oscar
Isidor Straus
Congress
Straus Brothers
Markets in Chicago open with mixed grain and livestock quotes
Chicago markets show wheat and corn with varied opens and closes, while oats and rye post small shifts. Live stock at East Buffalo mirrors mixed activity with cattle steady and hogs, sheep, and lambs meeting uneven demand. prices cited for prime steers, heifers, calves, and feeders amid receipts.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinois
East Buffalo
N. Y
Tunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Weather forecast glimpsed for four states today
The forecast calls for Milneis partly cloudy and cooler Indiana partly cloudy and cooler Lower Michigan partly cloudy and cooler in the north and west Wisconsin and Iowa generally fair and cooler.
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Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Another Divorce for Goodwin
Reno, September 25. Nat C. Goodwin has filed suit for divorce from his wife, known on stage as Maxine Elliott. Attorneys refuse details, suit filed in sealed form. Goodwin has left Reno.
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Goodwin
Reno
Nev
Nat CC. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Cholera Suspects Taken To Berlin Hospital
Berlin Sept 28 Four cholera suspects two Russians recently arrived from Russia have been taken to the Virchow hospital. A conference of health interior army and marine officials was held in Berlin to consider the cholera situation.
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Berlin
Russia
Virchow
Health, the Interior, Army and Marine
Typhoid Fever Claims First Victim in Paris Woman
Typhoid fever has claimed its first victim in Miss Gertrude Carnahan a former stenographer for the Columbia Telephone company at Terre Haute. The Paris spread now includes over twenty cases with three others in the same family, one regarded as critical.
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Paris
Gertrude Carnahan
Columbia Telephone Company
Terre Haute
In the Garden A Veggie Meeting Turns Sour
In the Garden a group of vegetables hold a humorous meeting about their troubles. The cucumber and others trade quips on pickles, stews, salad days, and odor while a sage mediator urges peace before they all end up in soup.
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Baltimore American
Local News Briefs and Travel Notices
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. C S Thomas made a business trip to Eldon this morning. Mrs Dr A A Sandy visits relatives at West Chester. Miss India Reinier leaves for Sigourney and Oskaloosa. Mr and Mrs Robert Bennett attend 25th Iowa reunion at Mt Pleasant. Mrs M J Adams and Mr and Mrs Robert Adams visit Keota. Mrs J E Kunath and child go to New London to help a ill father. Foley s Orino Laxative is a new remedy from Lemmon s Pharmacy promising no griping or nausea.
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C. S. Thomas
Eldon
A. A. Sandy
West Chester
India Reinier
Sigourney
Oskaloosa
Robert Bennett
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
M. J. Adams
Robert Adams
Keota
Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Doctor Kills Himself in Richmond Health Official Tragedy
Dr. Geo H Grant secretary of the Wayne county board of health killed himself with a revolver in Richmond Indiana on September 23. He had been in poor health and served in public health roles. The incident ends a career marked by community service amid personal distress.
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Richmond
Ind
Geo. H. Grant
Wayne County Board of Health
Colorado Cruiser Leaks After Grounding Near Lip Lip Point
Seattle Sept 28 The cruiser Colorado is leaking likely from a defective plate. The vessel ran aground at Lip Lip point and lay in a dangerous position for a time. A diver will inspect the hull to locate the source.
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Seattle
Wash
Colorado
Lip Lip Point
Studious Yonkers Man Seeks Next Meal
The Yonkers Statesman notes Egbert is a studious man always researching his next meal, portraying a diligent figure in the community. The piece highlights his focus on practical needs and steady study as guiding traits.
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Egbert
Yonkers
A Keen Retort In a Domestic Row
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt shows Mrs Baktawker shriek ing “Tam ata loss what to say” while her husband mutters that the loss is his galp. The quarrel highlights a tense domestic scene with sharp exchanges and guarded sentiment.
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Tam Ata
Inquiry on fault and blame in a child's question
The lad of ten asks who bears the fault when others blame. The line frames a moral inquiry about responsibility and accountability echoed by Catholic Standard and Times.
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Catholic Standard and Times
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Pure Milk Crusader
Merchant Prince
National Democratic Business Men’s Bureau
Lille
Chicago Grain
Chicago Board of Trade
Sveuss
Trust
Rehoo
Joy
Journal
Main ST
Owa
City Phone No
Mutual
J. E. Kunath
New London
Veley & Company
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Munn & Co
Scientific American
F St
Sprague Correspondence School OF Law
Massie Bins
Detroit, Mich
Doctor
Frank Rogers
Dr. King
Ron Cgygus
All Throat
Lemmen
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