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FROM THE ARCHIVEJan 5, 1912·Hot Springs, Arkansas

SUBSCRIPTION RATES ANNOUNCED

Scanned from The Sentinel=Record Current, Jan 5, 1912
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ANNOUNCED
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SENTINtLKtCOKD JOHN G HIGGINS PUIHfcW Oftic. Old City Hall Building PHONE 131 BUlMOMrriUN AT Tin SentinelRecord is delirerM hy carrier to any part of the city or tent by mall to any addreaa. One Year uu lx Month atAJ Three Month 1W One Month eunsciDers tailing to get their pa ger dally will please report earn to fflce c_ CONDITIONS NOT BAD About the time Medical Director 1 la Dock made his report to the inter lor Department front this reservation there wag carried in the Little Rock Gazette a dispatch fiOm Weoiiifigtyu whkfli contained some of the critical points of the report. The Gazette published the dispatch using for headlines Condidoes bad at Hot Springs and the headlines al so questioned the sanitation and oth er matters locally Yesterday mornings Gazette editor ialially tried.

In a measure to atone for the misstatements of the headlines by apologetically stating tihe dispatch was a special from WashinKton and Its responsibility was there placed. The headlines were not a dispatch from Washington. The Gazette might show Its snirit of fairness. In actions instead of helat ed editorial comment Conditions in Hot Springs in tile bafll houses are not bad.

Some bath houses.

OCR may contain errors typical of early 20th-century print scans. Punctuation and paragraph breaks have been reconstructed for readability.