Medical unions in Paris push one third rate for doctors
New York physicians debate a Paris planned uniform fee hike of at least one third for house and office visits, with higher charges for emergencies. Doctors warn such a system may fail in the United States, citing past experiences in insurance examinations and concerns about patient affordability and professional ethics.
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New York Herald
Herald
United Mediest Societies
Paris
Medical Union of the Seine
Medical Union of Paris
Department of the Seine
France
Lille
New York
George C. Hn
West Forty-fifth Street
The
United States
Hall
Fes
Lates Insurance
Xannkatens
East Ride
Ttd
Valle
Jerome Kingsbury
West Forth Street
Saya
Aoctore
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Qvan
Beneft
Adolph Baron
Lexington‘ Avenue
Stanes
Tpiet Street
Van Dyke Defends Living Christ In Day Of Prayer
Princeton professor Henry van Dyke told Germantown First Presbyterian Church congregants that the church of today must rest on the living God in Jesus Christ and reject a “new religion” that relies on yesterday’s faith. He urged personal loyalty to Jesus as the core of Christianity amid centennial observances. The address contrasted with a Harvard president’s views and raised questions about religious renewal in America. Catarrh and Health claims appear as ad copy for Hood's Sarsaparilla, describing its benefits for mucous membrane inflammation and overall health benefits.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
First Presbyterian Church of
Germantown
Emerttus Bot
Harvard
van Dyke
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Church of
Fleet Plans After Drills Involving Bampton Roads
After drills, vessels will spend holidays in New York then proceed to Guantanamo Bay, remaining four months. Men will be instructed in boating and swimming.
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New York
Guantanamo
Fleet plans and training herald new era at Guantanamo
An interview with Rear Admiral Beaton Schroeder outlines the Atlantic fleet winter plan. Ships assemble in Hampton Roads in December then train at Cape Cod Bay and New York before four months at Guantanamo, with many crew changes and emphasis on seamanship and gunnery amid modernization.
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Navy Yards
Capa Cod’ Bay
Beaton Schroeder
U.'s
Washington
New York
World Saturday
Hampton Roads
Capes
Cape Cod Bay
Preacher Invents Airship Promising Safe Large Loads
Special to The Washington Fest from Dover Delaware reports Rev W D Le Fevre and Enoch S le Pevre of Litttletown Pa securing a patent for an improved airship. The design features a vertical mast with stationary aeroplanes and eight lifting propellers arranged to maximize lift and control descent, claiming greater surface area and higher engine speed than existing airships to carry large loads safely.
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Dover
Del
W. D. le Fevra
Enoch S. le Pevre
Littletown
le Fevre
Tila
Pan American pageant planned for Washington on July 4
Strong support from South and Central American diplomats in Washington boosts plans for a Pan American pageant. Ambassadors and staff across embassies favor the idea, with officials from the International Bureau of American Republics, Argentina and Peru delegations, and others pledging aid. The pageant envisions floats, ships, and military participation to mark independence centennials in 1919.
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South and Central American
Washington
Sng
South
Central America
Mary
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Haa
International Bureau of American Republics
United States
John Barrett
Francisco J. Yanes
Mr. Yenes
Johkn Barrett
Goon
Gon Luis Toledo Verrarte
Guatemala
Commlsioner Macfarland
Republica
Mothers Attack Prisoner In Utica Murder Trial
In Utica New York on October 18, the trial of H Pheodore Hirso for the murder of two Italian children began before Justice Rogers. During proceedings the mother of Theresa Procopio charged the prisoner and struck him on the head as deputies watched. Her sister-in-law tried to rush the prisoner but was restrained, both women carrying babies.
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Utica
H Pheodore Hirso
Meat Prices Up to Stay at Chicago Convention
Chicago delegates at the American Packers Association fourth annual convention said there is no hope for permanently lower meat prices. President Michael Ryan warned prices may dip briefly due to a rise in cattle supply, but overall higher production means America could become an importer of meat.
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Chicago
American Packers’ Association
Michael Ryan
Ryan
The California Fig Syrup Co Special Formula Claims
The Exceptional Equipment and chemists of the California Fig Syrup Co have enabled Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna to be produced with pure medicinal plant principles. Only the genuine product is made by their original method, requiring the full company name on the front of the package to avoid imitations.
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California Fig Symp Co
Senna
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Official's Wife Smuggler Ties Uncovered in Paris Goods Plot
New York October 18 A high official's wife is implicated in a scheme smuggling expensive French goods via Fifth Avenue dressmakers. Five sleeper trunks worth 209 were seized by Collector Loeb's men, triggering a federal probe with sealed indictments. Treasury agents and a former customs insider testified of duty evasion schemes.
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Washington
New York
Fifth Avenue
A. Bagengemas
Loet
United States District
Attoufhey
Collacter Loeb
Treasury Department
Federal
Grand Jury
Treasmakers
Bsmiejl
Night of peril as craft sinks after rescue
A party of eight aboard a disabled auxiliary catboat from New Rochelle to Glen Cove drifted in a cold Sound. Three men and two women were rescued by the steamer Yale. others stayed aboard to help, then were rescued minutes before capsizing. Martha Dobbs, oldest sister, refused to abandon the craft, earning praise for her pluck.
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Washington Post
New York
Long Island
Metropolitan Line
Yale
Boston
Craf
New Rochelle
Glen Cove
Raymond J. Davies
Fred H. Parsons
Martha
Ethel
Mabel Dobbs
Mary Dobbe
Richard McKenzie
McKenzie
Parsons
Captain's Island
New Yorks
Ikenle
Thompson
Martha Dobbs
Mr. Davies
Ethel Dobbs
Miss Dobbs
Stamfota Police
Dickinson for Senator in Tennessee sparks possible shift
Memphis Oct 18 A boom for Glendy M Dickinson secretary of war rumors to succeed United States Senator James Braster. Friends of Luke Les claim Dickinson is candidates yet not consulted. Announcement will come at proper time. Family ties between Leas and Dickinsons strengthen speculation of opposition to the current state administration.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Glendy
M. Dickinson
United States
James Braster
Dickinson
Luke Les
Leas
Dickinsons
Oatmeal Said to Build Brain and Body in Youth
A 1909 Youths Companion article cites Sir James Browne declaring oatmeal, especially Quaker Oats, as highly valuable for brain and body in childhood and adolescence. He notes oats strengthen the thyroid and contribute to a big boned, vigorous Scots stock, with oats praised for nutrition and growth.
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Browne
Dress Censorship at Chicago Store Sparks Protest
In Chicago on October 18, Marshall Meld & Co. enforces a strict dress code for female staff on State Street. A dress censor bans pads hair puffing rats false curls and many adornments along with low necklines flashy jewelry bright waist colors and nonblack skirts. The move aims for simplicity but drew broad unrest among employees and attention from observers.
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Chicago
Marshall Meld & Co
State Street
Brant Axtigiciel
Rockefeller Says Save Money and Give to Charity
John D. Rockefeller urges youths and all to save part of earnings for mothers first, then spend only on essentials. He calls on everyone to support the needy, stressing daily self-denial and charitable use of wealth as the higher purpose.
Saengerbund Busy With Plans and Pedestrian Tours
Saengerbund members tour Washington landmarks as Columbia Turnverein schedules events including Schiller Day on November 7 and a home talents concert. Arion Verein to host a ball at the New Masonic Temple, pedestrian tours feature gymnastic and German cultural activities through winter. Annapolis diploma case noted.
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Columbia Turnverein
Tnessengerouna
Scenerbund School of Germanansuage
Colamble Turnverein
Farm i
Maryland
Cabin Joan Bridge
M Screet
Xockery
Masonic Temple
Arion Gesang-Verein
Society
E Street
Gstaber
If Parents Knew Grape-Nuts Could Aid Brain and Nerves
An advertisement extols the cereal Grape-Nuts as wheat and barley based and rich in phosphate and potash for brain and nerve development. A Jamestown, New York student credits Grape-Nuts with improved health, study stamina, weight gain, and better sleep, claiming it saved him from college failure and boosted family well being.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Wellville
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