Elwood Dawson refuses crooked radio deal and wins return
Elwood Dawson, a singer on KDH, balks at Doctor Claybank’s fake stomach-pill racket run by Morris Sullivan. After uncovering deceit and a withheld contract, he stands by ethics, loses his KDH slot, but earns a second chance at a bigger station with Lowe’s support.
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Earth
Pasteurization Debate Prompts Milk Quality Claims
A dissenting letter challenges raw milk critiques and defends pasteurization. It cites Rosenau and U S Public Health Service findings, argues pasteurization protects against tuberculosis and disease, while noting some fear about nutrient loss and urging compulsory pasteurization as Ontario leaders advocate.
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Home Fatalities Most Frequent in Winter
The Statistical Bulletin notes that winter brings the most fatal home accidents. Fires from heating devices, burns, and inhalation of gases peak December to March, with children and the elderly especially at risk. Poorly maintained stoves and pipes, faulty heating, and indoor activities raise dangers.
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Statistical Bulletin
New York
Childdren
Pasteurization Bill of 1938 Reviewed by Milk Producers
John W. S. McCullough M.D. WELP reports that milk producers reviewed the problem carefully before enacting the pasteurization bill of 1938. The piece notes expert oversight and public health focus guiding dairy reforms.
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John W. S
McCullough, M.D
W.elp
Child Pleads for Help as Busy Mother Mends Dress
A six year old asks her mother to button her dress but the mother says she is busy and instructs the child to do it herself. The girl then laments how she would cope without her “belf.”
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