Adironacks Tuberculosis Patients Show Encouraging Cure Rates
A New York Hospital report on incipient pulmonary tuberculosis in the Adirondacks records 207 admissions in one year. Of 105 discharged, 52 recovered, 26 arrested, 16 improved, and 11 unchanged, with no deaths. Treatments emphasized outdoor air, hearty meals, and rest, averaging 10.57 pounds gained per patient. a home care alternative advocates cold baths, outdoor activity, generous diet, and Scott's Emulsion.
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New York
Adirondacks
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Goo
Pearl Street
PRESS POINTS AND PUTATIVE NAMES IN A MIX
A collection of vignettes from various papers humorously treats politics money and schools. Notes reference Santo Domingo governors Uncle Russell Sags a $75 000 daily fortune Orieff a successful grocer and cadets at Annapolis. Public reactions to Governor Herrick receptions and a new steel trust are mentioned with light satire.
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Russell
Wooster and Mansfield Electric Road Stock Sale Next Week
The Wooster and Mansfield electric road plans a sale of the last of its UF R20 preferred stock. Details indicate the transaction will be pursued next week, with officials confirming the move and preparing the necessary approvals.
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Woosteer
Wooster and
Mansfield
Week of Prayer Services at Local Congregation
Week of prayer events underway with themes Conscience Duty and Happiness on Thursday led by Ezra Neikirk and F H Graeper, Friday on Reward of a Good Conscience by W A Littell and Harlan, Sunday January 14 at 2 pm Setting the Standard for the Year with speakers limited to ten minutes. Also The Personal Standard Rev O A Hite D D The Church Standard Rev A Littell The Civic Standard Rev HE Dibois The International Standard Rev F Scovel D D Mrs Elizabeth Wilson to sing.
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Ezra Neikirk
F. H. Graeper
W. A. Littell
Vv. Harlan
Hite D. D
A. Littell
DuBois
The
International Standard
F Scovel
D. D
Eliazbeeth
Wilson
Well Known Farmer Joseph Anties Dies in Wayne Township
Joseph Anties of Wayne Township, a widely known and highly respected citizen, died shortly after 4 p.m. Friday. The news notes his long service to the community and local impact in Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Anties
Wayne Town
Josep Anties
Wayne Township
Anti
Farmers Institute Opener at Wooster with Music and Talks
The Wooster Farmers Institute opened in the operahouse, featuring Miss Minnie Hough at the piano and her brother on violin. Decor showcased corn, alfalfa, potatoes, apples, and pears. Dr. W. L. Chamberlain spoke on crop rotation, Brigham discussed farming and market prices, and Mrs. Pearl Lybe and a vocal quartet entertained. The event emphasized the value of organized farming, soil health, and profitable fruit production.
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Farmers’ Institute
Brigham
Bowling Green
Chamberlain
W. L Chamberlain
Hudson
Ohio Farmer
Townsend
Wooater
Pearl Lybe
Lancaster
Royal
Mise Hough
Adella Sibley
Zella Plasterer
Juhbn Rough
Ean Stair
Minnie Hough
W. I Chamberlain
Ohio
Nouth
Wright
Oberlin
Zeila Lawrence
Mies
Kathryn Sherrick
Selec
J S Brigham
United States Senate
B E Carmichael
Aliss Minnie Hough
Archie Albright
D. Harlan
Quartette
Ao Jeturn
Bocuia
Hilla
Prof
Selby
Wayne County
State Board of Agriculture
Wooster
D .R. Firestone
J. D. Melnsie
W. A. Gil
Alva Agee
Florence McMannis
J. C. Sidel
Zella Lawrence
J.C. McClarrap
F. I. Heim
E. W. Lytle
R M Mevoy
S.G. Gill
W. E Jarvis
Unclear text segment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text presents no coherent event, names, or places to summarize into a factual news item. The readable bits are garbled and fail to provide actionable details or a clear subject for a headline or summary.
Obituary notices from Wooster area include Britton Hart Bottomly cases
Obituary notices report James Britton aged about 53 dying at his home north of West Salem after a period of ill health and a recent Arkansas stay. Other items note the remains of Mrs Anna Hart arriving from Canton for burial at Wooster cemetery with services led by Rev KH Pupois. Additional notices recap the deaths of Mrs John W Hart in Canton, Mrs Anna Sickinger of Mansfield, and Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bottomly born in Boston England. The Bottomly family history covers emigration in 1868, settling in Stark Wayne and Richland counties, with multiple descendants and a 1865 Baptist affiliation in Wooster.
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James Britton
West Salem
Arkansas
J. F. Britton
Congress Township
Anna Hart
Canton
KH. V. Pupois
Woooster Cemetery
Spiker
John W Hart
Wooster
Ann Warner
Mittee
Mary Elizabeth Bottomly
Boston
Leeda
Yorkshire
Thomas Bottomly
Wetl
Ace
Dugiter
Joseph
William
Henry
Mra
Anna Sickinger
Mansfield
América
Stark
Wayne Counties
Richland County
Bellville
Fair Corners
The
Baptist Church
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Listed
Samuel B. Martin of Orrville weds Cora E. Preasler of Dalton. Michael Burg of Doylestown weds Etta M. Gannan of Mareballville. Chares O. Baker and Artie S. Miller of Snithville.
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Samuel B. Martin
Orrville
Cora E. Preasler
Dalton
Michael Burg
Doylestown
Etta M. Gannan
Mareballville
Chares O. Baker
Artie S. Miller
Snithville
Inauguration of Ohio Governor Pattison At Columbus
John M. Pattison's inauguration as governor of Ohio drew thousands to Columbus. The day featured a grand parade with soldiers, militia, veterans, and floats, followed by a formal oath, address, and extensive ceremonies in the capitol rotunda. The report covers the program, dignitaries, and emphasis on home rule, taxation, election laws, canals, banking, and railway passes.
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Ohio
Columbus
John M. Pattigan
Great Buckeye
Columbus Board of Trade
United States
Grand Army
Pattison
Herrick
Capitol
Ohio National Guard
Myron T. Herrick
Board of Trade
Broad
Fifth Streets
State House
Fourth Regiment
John Y. Bussell
Lucian Clark
One Hundred and Fifty-third Ohio Volunteer Infantry
P. H. Bruck
Columbus Democratic Glee Club
William Davis
Rannels Wallss
John Mattison
John ¥. Bagsell
Lucie Clark
The
Old Guard
A. L. Harris
W. G. Harding
Supreme Court
Tiited States Infantry
Taggart
Signal Corps
Naval Brigade
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University Cadet Corps
Hall
C. A. Park
Columbus Rifles
W. H. Fisher
George J. Karp
Columbus Riding Club
Charles S. Ammel
Tareth Régiment
O-N. G.-and-gran
Mars
Perin B Monypeny
Charles "Smith
RO. Palmer
General Assembly
Tate
State of
Traction Inc
Express
Address of Pattison and tamperance code query
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Pattison address Tamperance and Canals with scattered phrases about code areas and a Brannock name. No coherent event or clear person to confirm a factual summary.
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Brannock
Coats and Suits Displayed in Our Garment Range
The shop presents a selection of coats and suits with skirts, highlighting valued garments. Shoppers are invited to view the collection and evaluate style and price across available sizes and fabrics.
Christmas riot at Meadowlands coal works near Washington
A Christmas celebration by Russian minors at Meadowlands coal works four miles from Washington, Pennsylvania, sparked a race riot with Italians. Dynamite explosions shattered windows, attackers bound captives in vacant houses, and arrests or injuries followed as both sides clashed amid brick and stone hurling and street fights.
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Ruseslane
Staliang
Washington
Lands Coal Works
Sighted B Batti Philadelphia Jan 8
A fragment notes a sighting related to the steamer or vessel B Batti near Philadelphia with unclear details dated January 8. Further readable items are unavailable in the text.
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Batti
Philadelphia
Plan to change city administration and codes
Mayor M M Van Nest will travel to Columbus Monday to attend a meeting of mayors. The agenda covers a new city code to unify governance for cities of varying sizes, reduce offices, and centralize control under the mayor with expanded appointive power and a single city authority.
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Ince
M. M. van Nest
Columbus
Toby
Board of Public Service
Ana
Board of Public. Safety
Cincinnati
Dr H D Stauffer Denies Saloon Quotes in Press
Dr H D Stauffer denies being quoted by the Cleveland Press regarding open saloon policy. He says the attributed remarks are fabricated and that he never spoke to the paper or any other outlet. He contacted editors to clear the record and asserted no interview occurred.
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H. D. Stauffer
Cleveland Press
Dr. Stauffer
Cleveland and Wooster Railroad Schedule Fragments
Fractured OCR shows Cleveland and Southwest electric service notes routing to Wooster and Creston with limited connections to Berea and Puritas Springs. Mentions Wooster Saturday night service and public square departures with multiple times and routes to Wooster.
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Rss
Cleveland & Southwestere
Wooster't
Crestda
Aake Medink
Hetda
Cleveland
Ated
Creston Owl
Berea
Cleveland Limited
Koreill
Grafton
Vines Sellington
Bertie Helgtlotta
Public Square
Averdode Fur Wooster
Wooster -On
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Santo Domingo
Chicago News
Orieff
Folke
Washington Post
Bown
Eeene
Columbus Dispatch
Andy Carnegie
Seventy Seventh General Assembly
Bellefontaine Examiner
Annapolis Naval Academy
Chicago Newa
Week OF Prayer Services
Institute
van Neat
D. R. Firestone
Helen Davidson
Misa
Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
Kennedy
Sen
Andrew L. Maree
Republic
Lincoln
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Gulf
Ohio River
General Treasury
Aiso
Seventy-Seventh General Assembly of
John M Pattison
Weat Department
Aes
Germany
Bureau of Statistics
Seattle
Wash
Centennial Milling Company
Hammond Milling Company
Pacific Coast
Louis
Samuel Griffin
Walter D. Griffin
House of Delegates
Lea Avenue
Olive
Twelfth Streets
Addie
Paris
Senate
M. Fallieres
M.trouillot
Th Diplomatic Corps
Government
Woosste
ORY
Dr. Platt
Ava
Wslisi
Bary
Anarrana Baechs & Boyds
Aya
Eer
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