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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1929

Page

3

Health Service Cites Perils in Lead Poisoning

Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming warns lead poisoning is a grave modern industrial risk. He cites non industrial cases from rural Maine where lead pipes taint drinking water, plus broader preventive advances and research over the past 26 years.

Health Service United Fees Washington Hugh S. Cumming U. S. Public Health Service Maine Cumming

Fad for Bare Legs Now Spreads To Golf Links

London reports a vogue for bare legs spreading from tennis sidelines to golf courses around the capital. Clubs oppose this trend for safety of play while women golfers welcome it, reflecting fashion tensions on English lawns.

London England

Austin Professor Dies at 67 in Tennessee Hospital

Dr. Charles R. Pepper, 67, head of the Latin and French departments at Austin College, died yesterday in a Greenville Tennessee hospital. Surviving are his widow and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Gillespie of Tazewell Virginia.

Austin Associated Press Sherman Texas Charles R. Pepper Austin College Greenville Tenn Ruth Gillespie Tazewell

Worms Drive Big Loss in Washington Apples

Wenatchee growers estimate a worm bill of about 4 million dollars for this year. Horticulturist R Edward Trumbel says the worm problem is the worst in 25 years and will cut the 1929 Wenatchee apple crop by about 20 percent. Over 25 years growers have lost roughly 51 million to the pest, due to winds during spraying and a second worm brood.

Wenatchee Wash R. Edward Trumbel Trambel Traumbel

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