International Tuberculosis Congress Eyes U S Capitol Space
A movement seeks to use part of the new Congressional office building in Washington for the International Congress on Tuberculosis to be held September 21 to October 12. Countries worldwide back the effort with exhibitions, committees, and plans for participation, including free transport by the Russian volunteer fleet for delegates and exhibit items.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Congress
International Congress On
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England
Germany
Austria
Russia
Holland
Italy
Canada
Mexico
Paris
Grand Palais
St. James Hall
London
Palace
Are
Berlin
Reichstag
Vienna
Rome
France
Loubet
Great Britain
Bulstrode
Philips of Edinburgh
Countess of Aberdeen
Ireland
Greece
Anti- Tuberculosis League
Brazil
Argentina
Venezuela
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Europe
Mer ¢Hant Marine
The Gould Vanderbilt Spectacle and American Wealth
The piece critiques the Gould and Vanderbilt families as moneyed aristocracy shaping domestic life in the United States. It cites admired members like Helen Gould and George Vanderbilt while noting high profile divorces and separations within both families and the public scrutiny their wealth attracts.
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Gould
Vanderbilt
United States
Vanderbilts
Goulds
George
I Frederick Vanderbilt
Helen Gould
Walliaem K. Vanderbilt
Consuglo Vanderbilt
Alfred. Gwynne _ “Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Cornelius, Jr
Howard Gould
Divorce Scandal Roils Courtroom Amid Profligate Wealth
The Norfolk Landmark notes a sensational divorce fight stemming from high society wealth and a French court battle. Accusations target Boni de TAU and related figures as public opinion criticizes the scandal and alleged misuse of funds.
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Gould
Pringgan
White Post Notes Reach From White Post Virginia
White Post notes from April mention Edward Chrisman being ill with the grip, Rev. Strickler leaving for Rileyville to preach next year, Rev. Hammond moving to the parsonage, and Rev. Fries, John B. Fries, and Newton Fries visiting at A. A. Robison’s. William Reardon of Winchester visited Miss Anna Green and Miss Liz a Mason Meade’s home. Lola Gardiner hosted a birthday dinner on April 15. Mita Mallory of Berryville visits Mrs. Elliott. Emma Daling and Mary Scott visit Washington, and Earley of Charles Town spent Sunday with the Hughes sisters.
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White Post
Edward Chrisman
Haing
H. M. ‘Strickler
Rileyville
F. Hammond
Immit Point
William’ Reardon
Winchester
Anna ‘Vv. Green
Liza’ Mason
Meade
Episcopal Female Institute
Wineer
Newton Fries
Berkeley Springs
Edward ‘Fries
John B.fries
Opequon
A. A. Robinson
Lola Gardiner
Mita Mallory
Berryville
Charles Elliott
Emma Daling
Mary Scott
Washington, D. C
Mr. Earley
Charles
Hughes
Infant Hidden in Basket Found by Woman in Yate Valais Incident
In a curious case in the Yate Valais region Gierra and Granges drove a car with an infant hidden in a large basket. The basket holder, a woman, discovered the infant and a note promising future return. The note urged care of the child and mentioned £720 in notes.
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Gierra
Granges
Yate Valais
Macias
London Globe
Aged Teacher Marks 52nd Year at Philadelphia High
Professor Hopper begins his fifty second year as mathematics instructor at Central High School of Philadelphia. He is 95 years old and has taught for 64 years. Seventeen thousand pupils have studied under him.
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Hopper
Central High School
Philadelphia
Study Links Youth Self Harm to Examinations and Stress
The report notes that self destruction among children and youths in Germany often stems from personal crises. It cites failure in school examinations and over-application to study as key factors behind these acts.
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Germany
How to make Unfermented Grape Juice
Wash six quarts of grapes and simmer with one quart of water. Bring to a boil, boil vigorously, then strain. Return the juice to the fire, bring again to a boil, then bottle and seal.
Defense That Failed at Manchester Police Court
A woman testified at Manchester police court that she was unfairly judged for her attire and language. The bench appeared to miss the moral argument of dressing and behavior, and sentenced despite her claim of being well dressed and respectable.
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Manchester
Flav
London Daily News
Cheerfulness as the Best Drug for Doctors
A cheerful sunny physician is worth more than remedies and apothecary aids. A writer known for humor sent a letter to Success Magazine noting that one of his poems helped a reader. the anecdote cites cheerfulness as a cure.
When It Ploads Pen Interrupts Thought
A fragmented, playful note about a stubborn fountain pen disrupting focus and train of thought during work or writing.
Cooper Arouses Interest in Queen City Residents
Cincinnati readers interview reveals strong belief in Cooper's stomach theory and preparations. Mrs M B Wimerson credits Cooper's New Discovery with relieving years of stomach trouble and catarrh, calling it the greatest remedy. Frank Baker & Son endorse the preparations as remarkable medicines and invite explanation.
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Cooper
Queen City
Ca Cinciinati
Hig
Cincinnati
Psiday
M. BE. Wimerson
West Court Street
Cary
United.States
Franck Baker & Son
England's Dog Population Estimated at 8.6 Million
An estimate puts Great Britain's dog population at about 8.6 million. The figure reflects household ownership patterns and regional distribution across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
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England
Great Britain
Local notices and social tidbits from Winchester area
Mrs. L N McCarty and Mrs M Strode with grandson Mas Thomas Strode Sprint from Stephen City visited Winchester today. William S Anderson of Wilmington Delaware is visiting Walter Nail on North Main street. Subscriptions offered to January 1 1909 with 10 percent savings by paying.
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L. N. McCarty
sMas
Thomas Strode Sprint
Stephen City
Winchester
William S. Anderson
Wilmington, del
Walter Nail
North Main Street
Court records reveal 1908 Virginia case in Frederick County
The document cites Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia and references invocation in March 1908. It names CGH Parcell as Committee Administrator for Thomas W. Chapman and outlines official actions related to the estate or proceedings.
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Frederick County
Virginia
CGH
Parcell
Cer
Thomas W. Chapman
Aichie M.chapman
Graves
Lim
Annie M. Chapman
H. Gold
Grape-Nuts Proposed For Newborns Diet
Mothers seek safe nourishment for the just weaned baby and a magazine ad promotes Grape-Nuts as a dependable food. It explains soaking in hot milk to a cool temperature with sugar, suggests a teaspoonful softened in hot milk, then mixed to a half cup, and notes the product is made from wheat and barley baked long hours.
Flowers as Party Emblems in French History
Flowers carry political significance in France with red carnations linked to Boulanger supporters. Gossip notes actress Mlle Mars was hissed for wearing violets during the restoration era, while violets remained associated with Bonapartists.
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France
Gen. Boulanger
Mlle. Mars
Paris
The Interesting Novel Ends With Happy Marriage
A playful critique notes that convincing a woman a novel is interesting hinges on the hero and heroine marrying in the final chapter and living happily ever after. The line mocks reader expectations and the trope of lasting bliss.
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