Campaign to Combat Infantile Paralysis Urges Parents Action
State Health Commissioner Dr. Elmer Tenny launches an education drive to curb infantile paralysis after 15 Omaha cases triggered urgent steps. Advice includes personal hygiene, clean homes, no flies, separate handkerchiefs, regular baths, fresh air, avoiding crowded venues, and frequent mouth and nose washing with saline solutions.
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Elmer Tenny
Omaha
State Health Board
Nebraska
Caregiver Guidelines for a Sick Child
Instructions advise offering cold boiled water kept covered for thirst while monitoring diet and rest. Give easily digested foods, ensure plenty of sleep, and early bedtimes. Maintain bowel health, use castor oil if fever vomiting or fatigue appears, and isolate the sick child in a private room while calling a doctor. Keep other children away and cover all food.
Dr King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a soothing balsam for coughs throat irritation and bronchial ailments. It claims quick relief antiseptic action and broad use for grippe croup and alike with a 50 cent price at druggists.
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Dr. King
Grippe
Nebraska Crops and Exports Totaled in State Report
A state survey shows Nebraska this year will harvest 227.8 million bushels of corn with 112.8 million exportable, 97.4 million oats with 50.2 million exportable, and 7.69 million potatoes with 1.88 million exportable. Figures provided to Hoover by the State Council of Defense and University of Nebraska.
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Nebraska
State Counci of Defense
University of Nebraska, Agricultural Department
G. W. Wattles
State Council of Defense
Hoover
Double Tracking the Trans Siberian News in Tokyo
Report from Tokyo claims completion of double tracking on the Trans Siberian railway though confirmation is uncertain. The note recalls wartime use of the line and cites Spartan regulations that allowed heavy mobilization, highlighting potential congestion relief if true.
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Tokyo
Pur East
Trane
trans-Siberian
Amusing Onstage Trip in Mrs. Dane's Defense
Miss Illington, playing Mrs. Bulsome Porter, tripped and fell on stage during a serious exit in the comedy Mrs. Dane's Defense. The next line, spoken by another character, noted that Mrs. Bulsome Porter seemed much upset, creating an unrehearsed moment.
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Margaret Wlington
Mrs. Dane
Miss Clington
Bulsome Porter
Miss Illington
Lonsdale
Porter
Euripides in His Place Provokes Stanford Talk
Dr. Paul Shorey of the University of Chicago denounces Euripides as lowering high poetic form by dragging serious tragedy into a lowbrow style. He spoke recently at Stanford, contrasting Euripides with Sophocles.
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Euripides
Paul Shorey
University of Chicago
United States
Stanford
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