Abolish the Tuberculous Cow and End Disease Hope
Dr Julius Rosenberg argues tuberculosis deaths persist despite progress and urges extending the crusade to cattle. He cites city and state reports showing tuberculous dairy cows contaminating milk with 20 to 35 percent positive tests and calls for abolishing bovine tuberculosis to protect public health.
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Julius Rosenberg
New York
Health
Lawrence Irwin
Medical Times
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Rosenberg
Koch
Washington
D. C
Rochester
New Haven
Conn
Health Department of
Boston
Kansas
Buffalo
Eity
Blood Rheumatism Remedy Marketing Prospect
An advertisement extols a mysterious remedy for rheumatism, claiming it cures many blood conditions. It touts safety and urges readers to seek consultation from a “Medical Peks” team at 536 Swift Building in Avanta, promising remarkable, natural results and urging insistence on the product.
Spooners and law of burial in wednesday heat
A chaotic local item describes a public display of affection in a park interrupted by a uniformed officer who returns to patrol as the couple continues. no police report filed. Funeral details follow for ferry Blowers who died at 15 Fifth Street East, with services planned at Wallenday Club and burial at Hield Waterloo cemetery. Mr Powers, a longtime barber and Grace Methodist member born 1841 in Northville, Fulton County, is buried with viewing at Hilewan & Gindt parlors prior to a funeral tomorrow. he survived by his wife Anna and son Dr Walter M Flowers.
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Lineohy Park
Funerdt
Fifth Street
Whede
Wallenday
Nyame
Waterloo
Air
Higwers
Walter M. Flowers
Linden
Iowa
William Lowers
Martha Proper
Mayfield
N.Y
Venti
Powers
Grace Methodist Church
Hilewan & Gindt Undertaking
Boy Trained From All Fours in Birmingham Case Draws Interest
A twelve year old boy from Bangor Alabama travels on all fours after his father’s death and family disruption. In Birmingham a physician treats him as an anthropological study, aiming to restore upright walking within six months while monitoring his mental development and physical growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmingham
Ala
Thomas Armstrong
Bangor
Associated Charities
Mirmingham
Armstrong
Helief
Town Talk and City Notes on Local Incidents
A jumble of city briefs reports a gasoline explosion on Amor Street with minor damage, traffic violations by a U S mail wagon driver who plans to appeal, and dismissals of charges against two individuals for operating a disorderly house. Other items note visits, a train brakeman’s case, a fistfight near the shops, and a parade of residents traveling or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flf Knapp
Frank
Imna White
Thomas Jackson
Parker Children Fatally Ill At Home
Parker family children Tron and Ging Parker aged two and unknown age, living at 408 Manharil, are critically ill with a form of meningitis that doctors fear may have affected their brains. Parents reported rising fevers since last Friday and two persons were summoned to the Parker home for assistance as the condition deteriorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
CL Parker
Parker
Battle ships to Greece and steamship Gothland incident
Fragmented text reports British and American naval actions toward Greece and a Gothland steamer incident near Montreal. The Tobermory details include a ship under Red Star line charter, carrying 34 cabin passengers but none beyond, with unclear timetables and local advertisements. The garbled piece also mentions cabinet discussions on Turkey and colonial advertisements.
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Jastan
Gothland Frat
Montreal
Mb Om Les
Ushop Rick
Senly Islands
Ener
Gothland
Red Star Line
Finishing Work Underway at New Russell Hotel
About 25 expert workers mainly decorators and painters are applying final touches inside the new Russell Williams hotel. They have worked for several days and expect completion within two weeks. The hotel owners anticipate a formal opening around July 15, after which the Mooreton Holden letter company will take charge of the hospitality operations with extensive home warming plans underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel
Lamsan
Athierst
C. C. Anion
Tooks
Moarton-Holden Lettel Company
Othe Hastedry
Dias
Bigelow to headline national speaking tour next Wednesday
Cincinnati orator Bigelow, a noted authority on political education and former Ohio constitutional convention president, will speak at the Waterloo chautauqua next Wednesday evening as the program’s headliner. Manager Ritz announced the signed contract. John Lind could not attend, and Leon Vincent will fill afternoon duties while Dr. John Gray speaks on work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Bigelow
Cincinnati
Chautauygue Plate Torin
Ritz
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Lind
Ohio
United States
Sonia Importante
City
Leon HW. Vincent
Vincent
Waterloo
Mani
John Gray
Ackley
Rateroads in Kansas Resume Schedules After Floods
Kansas City June 23 Train service on roads in Kansas reported at normal today. Floods last week caused damage but are receding rapidly. Union Pacific Chicago Rock Island Missouri Pacific and Chicago Burlington and Quincy report resumption of usual schedules.
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Kansas City
Kansas Way
Union Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Bob Kinsman to Wed in Chicago
Robert H. Kinsman of Waterloo Iowa will wed Maud MeLean of Chicago in Chicago. Kinsman, son of G. H. Kinsman, has lived in Waterloo most of his life, studied at West High, and recently completed a dental course at Chicago Dental College. His mother was delayed by her ill little son Harold.
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Chicago
Robert HE
Waterloo
Mise Maud Me
Lean
Hob” Kinsman
G. H. Kinsman
Eighth Street West
West High School
Chicago Dental College
Harold
Police Chiefs Criticize Detective Burns at Convention
At Grand Rapids Michigan a convention of police chiefs condemned Detective William J Burns for talking to reporters during major cases. Burns did not attend to defend himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Burns
Folice
Grand Ranie
Mich
Burns
Tango and Choices Shape a Woman's Future
A woman recalls deciding between two fiances, Will and Warren, as she contrasts steady affection with passion. She imagines marriage, a cozy life, and the lure of the tango, which tests loyalty and independence. Tangible details include engagements, social expectations, and a ballroom confrontation that ends with her commitment to Will.
Enormous Loss of Stock From Forest Range
The article reports vast stock losses before market age due to winter storms droughts predators and diseases. It notes national forest inspections and vaccination efforts reduce deaths and outlines poison plant hazards and prevention measures including warning placards fencing and ranger response to save injured cattle.
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Forest Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
Bureau
Home Rule Bill At Another Stage Of Crisis
London June 23 The crisis over Irish home rule deepens as the Marquis of Crewe the Liberal leader in the Lords introduces an amending bill identical to Asquiths March proposal The measure would let Ulster counties choose by vote to be excluded from home rule for six years from the new Irish parliaments first meeting The move underscores unparallelled parliamentary procedure as the Lords refuse to consider the main bill and the government proposals await action The Courier notes its usual classified advertising section with notices and requests.
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London
Ireland
Marquis of Crewe
House of Lords
Asquith
Edward Carl ‘Son
Ulster
British Isles
Market closes steady with mixed gains on New York Stock Exchange
New York June 23 The closing prices show Canadian Pacific 142 Reading 126 2 1644 Rock Island 2 149 Atchison 894 Union Pacific 6 1 Baltimore and Ohio 912 Southern Pacific 22 United States Steel common 619 Amalgamated Copper 708 St Paul Missouri Pacific New York Central Anaconda American Sugar Northwestern Northern Pacific Great Northern 42 124 and more. An advertisement for boys shoes appears from Wang Miller Shoe Co and a prompt to try a Courier and Reporter want ad.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacifice
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Milingis Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
American Sugar
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Saved from the Grave Lydia Pinkham Plant Story Ad
Adrian Michigan woman Mrs Alonzo Be describes severe weakness from female ailments. After reading a testimonial she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months and recovered enough to work again. The advert highlights women supporting families on low wages and promotes the remedy from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Adrian, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alonzo BE
Tecumseh St
Adrian
Mich
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia Ey Pinkham
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Joliet
Chiragzo
William Trainor
U. S
District Court
Mr. Yohin
I. T
Braneis Older
Fural Transfer Company
MTA
J. Yazor
Sthol Baw
Greece
Waehingten DO Syme
Datinis Sadd Cotay
Turkey
Taher
Greens
Sals
Wang & Miller Shoe Store
Morris
M. J. Morris
Cedar River
Waterloo Baller Works
Parrott Cottage
Rateroads
Bob
Courier
Vor
Wane & Mer Shoe Co
W. J. Burns
Cano
William L Barns
Willieham
Bet Will
Caracter
Will
Warren
Gice
Archbishop Whately
Isham
Withren
Asi
Alex
Omy
Wil Isham
Wil
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
West
Conifer
Fitzgeral
Straw
Felt
Panama
Ifitzgerald Bros
St . Big Saving
Fitzgerald Bros
Paca
Nauman Co
Gece
Washington Dairy Lunch
Fourth Street
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
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