Modified sleep treatment hailed as safe by doctors
The report notes widespread use of a revised sleep procedure, marketed as safe and effective, with more than sixty thousand American physicians adopting a modified form. It cites Dr Lanphear and Yale researchers as publicizing past trials and discusses public reaction and advertising surrounding the method.
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Lanphear
Freiburg
Geierel
Melwatoeor
Tserrin Hospri
Ome
Rie Yel
Ise
Twilight sleep praised in maternity study report
D Lanphear cites a Tri State Medical Society report by Frau Bertha van Fredsen comparing 1000 childbirths under twilight sleep with traditional methods. The data reportedly show favorable outcomes for twilight sleep, though a mild delirium can occur briefly after use.
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D. Lanphear
Tri State Medical Society
Frau Bertha van Fredsen
Two Men Arrested Sleeping In Baltimore Auto
Two young men Loeffter of Bladensburg and White of 1300 Flor Avenue NW were arrested in Baltimore while asleep in a delivery wagon believed to belong to Washington interests. Police found several beer cases and empty bottles in the auto. They claim to have come from Washington with a man they do not know, who left them in Baltimore.
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Loeffter
Bladensburg Row
Willam White
Northwest
Baltimore
Washington
War Tax Now In Force As First Levy Goes Into Effect
The war tax passed by Congress to cover a ten million dollar revenue shortfall begins today. Tax coverage includes tobacco beer wine and perfumes cosmetics pawnbrokers bankers theater proprietors and various travel and communication items. Stamps from 85 to 1 cent are required and must be bought from internal revenue agents or post offices. funds go to the Treasury, not the Post Office.
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A&c
Congress
United States
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Postofice Department
Congress Returns to Work as Short Session Opens
Congress readies for a brief session with much of both chambers back in Washington. Hearings begin on naval and census funding while armor plate inquiries wrap up. Possible appointments favor Democrats including Korbly for Treasury solicitor and Keim as Post Office auditor.
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Blue
Navy
Harris
Tillman and Padgett
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Capital
Staemen
Reir Admiral Blue
Navigation Bureau
Aparepentitian Bell
Direetort Hourris
Tureau
Congressional Joint Committee
Treasury Department
Mint
Postlethee Department
Andrews
Kro
Doctor Filakistone Returns to Farragut After Illness
After a six week siege with typhoid fever in Courtlefd Posquil, Dr 7T Filakistone of Farragut has recovered and resumed his apartments. Friends express delight and offer hearty congratulations on his recovery and return.
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Filakistone
Farragut
Courtlefd Posquil
Stucco Gowns Latest Fad For Smart Dressed Women
The Fashion Art League of America bulletin notes stucco gowns in sand and putty tones with fine covert cloth for tailored suits. White hats and spats or white-topped lace shoes accompany the outfits. Fur trim, short flaring skirts, and a trend toward white hats replacing black for winter are forecast.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Fashion Art League of America
Peace appeal from neutral Europe church leaders
New York November 29 The Federal Council of Churches received an appeal from Protestant leaders in neutral European countries calling all churches to strive for peace. Signed by leaders from Denmark Finland Holland Norway Switzerland Hungary and Germany with bishops and presidents, they note officials in belligerent nations could not sign but support the plan. The text urges prayer for an end to bloodshed and the Christian unity despite national strife, invoking God to destroy hate and ordain peace.
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New York
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Rt Hev
Nathan Saederblant
Insalad
Sweden
Ustenfeld
Seeland
Denmark
Gustaf Johan
Aabo
Finland
Taster
Flelwig
Evangelical Lutheran Charlisland
Dastor Heiker
Lutheran 4Hie H
Amsterdam
Jens Puneberg
Christiania
Norway
Nathan Soederbiom
Ris
Berne
Conferences of
Reformed Churches of Switzerland
Armand Duckert
Geneva
Joseph Ferencz
Kolozawar
Hungary
Goeurt
Dryander
Berlin
von Bezael
Munich
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Servants of
Christ
Notary Protest Fee Question Under Federal Reserve Act
A long study of notary protest fees amid the Federal Reserve Act raises whether bank officers may not profit from protest charges. The issue focuses on allowing notaries and bank staff to receive 25 cent protest signatures, with concerns over salary padding and whether non bank notaries would gain business if barred.
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Act
Aad Bank
United States
Four Bosschieter killers freed from Paterson jail
The last of four men convicted in the Jennie Bosschieter case walked free when Tren ton prison gates opened for Walter McAlister. The 11 year old girl was drugged and killed to cover another crime. McAlister, Campbell, Kerr, and Death had ties to Paterson society and business. Kerr turned state’s evidence and was released earlier.
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Wasahington Post
New York
Jennie Bosschieter
Paterson
Trenton
Walter McAlister
Eli
Elil
McAlister
George Kerr
Andrew Jo Campbell
William
Campbell
Kerr
le Folt
Mit
Dennie Bosschteter
Dixon
Suse Campbell
Cirecumstances MacAlister
Cf Sik
Kerr and
Death
Ial
Hinchliffe
Paterson Kerr
Clampbell
Nuattet
All Kerr
Jennie Boss Hleter
Peterson
Shootings and arrests unfold after deadly incident in Randolph county
Officials report three people killed and another fatally wounded in a shooting. Tamels ty sad and Lowe Daniels are jailed in North Carolina as investigators trace the violence to a Randolph County residence. Medgar Warner and Cora Daniels are named relatives, with further injures among witnesses. Ex convicts McAllister and Campbell linked to the broader case as authorities describe a brutal incident at a saloon where a drink was served and a victim crushed with a stone.
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Ashbero
Chareefi
Perssons
Lowe Daniels
Tamels Ty
Randolph County
Umoreerne
Mail Loot In First Federal Case Attracts Attention
A garbled report indicates a mail loot valued at $100,000 involving a suspect linked to colors and a Lackwite name. Officials described seizures of checks and bonds, and a burn of some items. Factual details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Biltmore
United States
Federal
Awaiting Rate Decision Over Equipment Purchases
A garbled OCR style note references rate decisions, equipment buying, and individuals named George, Wooste, Nod, Na, and Hadras in relation to a Southern business context. It mentions a commission and mentions awaiting a decision impacting purchases and funding. The text remains unclear but indicates financial planning and regulatory input.
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George Wooste
Hadras
Pale de Isier
Terstite
Winmere Commission
Watting Wong
United States
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