Public health schools and grape harvest scenes
The piece discusses Rockefeller Foundation funding for public health schools at Harvard and Johns Hopkins to train health administrators, contrasts with focusing on preventive medicine, and notes the harvest and shifting markets as grape growers adapt amid prohibition. It also remarks on home consumption wine policy and the broader social mood toward temperance.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Harvard
Johns Hopkins University
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed by President Harding
President Harding designates Fire Prevention Day and cites yearly U.S. fire losses of about 15 000 lives and 500 million dollars in property. He urges citizens, governors, and schools to teach safety and reduce waste by addressing common fire hazards every day.
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Harding
Boll weevil overtakes scientists in cotton race
The piece discusses the boll weevil expanding its dominance in the South, outrunning scientists. It cites the Wall Street Journal on the threat to next year's cotton, notes domestic use and export carryover of 12,000,000 bales this year, and warns there will likely be no carryover next year as the pest adapts and multiplies.
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South
Providence
Wall Street Journal
United States
School Health Program Aims To Reach 25 Million Pupils
The U S Bureau of Education promotes a nationwide school health campaign. It urges annual physical and mental exams for every pupil, monthly weighings, twice yearly measurements, hygiene education, nutrition classes, and school medical staff. The plan would require more teacher responsibility but aims to improve overall student well being.
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United States Bureau of Education
Child Health Organization
Federal Bureau
General program near completion for unemployment relief
Washington Oct 9 The national conference on unemployment moves to shape a general program of permanent measures to combat involuntary idleness and restore business. Subcommittees meet tomorrow with a full session Tuesday as reports on progress from emergency measures are issued.
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Associated Prove
Washington
National Conference On Unemployment
Hoover
Unitedates Chamber of Commores
National Manufacturers’ Association
Men Bound to Catholic Church Railings in Belfast
Two men were bound chained and padlocked to railings at two Catholic churches in Belfast. Police freed them without injury and the incident is under investigation. No motive is yet disclosed.
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Belfast
Woman's Jewelry and Money Gone
A Montana case reports the disappearance of a woman named Miller, with valuables including German bonds, Liberty bonds, and cash totaling over $16,000. Suspicion falls on locals as searches, led by Sheriff Hungeford, probe nearby shafts and abandoned prospect tunnels where the body might have been disposed of after a suspected murder.
Live Wire Kills Livingston Youth
At an old brick plant in Livingston two boys were on the roof when George Taylor, 14, touched a live wire and was fatally shocked. Another boy escaped injury as authorities investigate the accident and the plant owner reviews safety practices.
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Associated
Prove
Livingston
George Taylor
Salare Genetec
Steamer Sinks in Heavy Collision. Sixteen Missing
The West Camak stood by with a full fore peak as wireless calls for aid went out. Clan Malcolm responded but Rowan sank immediately. West Camak aided rescue and reached Glasgow with 26 survivors. Captain Donald Brown of Glasgow is reported to have gone down with the Rowan. Three other vessels assisted in rescue efforts. The Clan Malcolm, with the Rowan amidships, was only slightly damaged. The band from the steamship played in London in June 1919 and Scotland two months ago, originally 38 members with about 15 British players.
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A. L. Houston
Nelson
British Columbia
Baden
Winchester
Houston
Liberty
First National Bank of
Butte
Commercial National Bank of
Bozeman
Virginia City
Ennis
Jan
Glasgow
Donald Brown
London
Scotland
Aerial Cop To Patrol The Sky Over City
Kansas City to see an aerial policeman during the American Legion convention. Dudley Steele named by Missouri and Kansas governors to patrol the aerial boat October 31 to November 2. He will enforce club rules for visiting aviators and ban dangerous stunts. Minimum altitude of 3600 feet required over the city and attempts to frighten spectators will be arrested.
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Kansas City
American Legion
Hyde
Missouri
Allen
Kansas
Dudley Steele
Kansas City Flying Club
Steele
United States Air Service
Legion
Myers
Noted Engineer Whitely Dies in New York
C. W. Whitely, president of the American Smelting and Refining Co., died in New York. He helped build the first hydroelectric plant on the Missouri River and led Canyon Ferry dam construction after Hugh L. Cooper. Whitely managed Canyon Ferry Power and the East Helena smelter, later directing Guggenheim’s Salt Lake smelter and serving as ASM managing director. He and George Gunn reportedly profited greatly from U.S. and Mexican mining ventures.
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É—C. W. Whitely
American Smelting and Refining Company
New Yor
Missouri River
Canyon Ferry Dam
Hugh L. Cooper
Mississippi
Keokuk
Iowa
Whitely
Canyon Ferry Power Company
American Smelling and Refining Company
East Helena
Salt Lake
Breach of Truce Talks Move to Downing Street Conference
In Ireland breaches of the truce reportedly rise with 600 alleged breaches cited by Dublin Castle. Sinn Fein officers accuse police auxiliaries and troops of aggression while the London delegation appoints Duggan as liaison, Murphy succeeding him. The issue may lead the Downing Street talks set to begin Tuesday morning.
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Ireland
Dublin Castle
Sinn Feln Katso
Nnt
London
Eamonn J. Duggan
Murphy
Downing Street
Horoscope for Monday October 10 1921 predictions for women and ills
The stars foretell Saturn and Jupiter favoring new ventures and enterprise with strong energy for business and farming. Expect grain exports and improved real estate, and rising attention to education and colonization. Women face challenges in public work with potential offers of marriage for young women and a year of reform driven by gossip and scandal.
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Congress
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Market Street
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Anti-Saloon League
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Ohio
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California
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Petrograd
Moscow
Nineveh
Tyre
Mr. Arbuckle
Two Cities
Los Angeles
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Onder
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UN Employment Conference
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Live Wire
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