Word: illness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Case No. 2: "Governor Ed Jackson did the same thing when his wife was dangerously ill...
...secretary and director of WHAP, one Franklin Ford, calls it "America's Protestant Broadcasting Station." Other heterodox stations are Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson's KFSG at Los Angeles, Judge Joseph Frederick Rutherford's WBBR at Manhattan, Wilbur Glenn Voliva's WCBD at Zion City, Ill...
Leonard Wood, exceedingly feeble and emaciated, thoroughly ill, in Manhattan last week ignored himself as usual and spoke, not as the Governor General of the Philippine Islands, not as the retired major general of the U. S. Army, but as the doctor of medicine that he also is. He was graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1884. An interne in a hospital where internes were forbidden to perform operations, he successfully operated on a child in an emergency and was dismissed for infraction of rules. He joined the Army as an assistant surgeon (1886). He served as medical and line...
Died. Eppenetus W. Mclntosh, 83, onetime office boy to Abraham Lincoln, when he was practicing law in Springfield, Ill.; in Leavenworth...
...Moses began his career at the age of 11, driving mules for $1.75 a day. He is a resident of Danville, Ill...