Dr Smiths Address On Typhoid Fever At West End Church
Dr S S Smith delivered a temperate talk at West End Baptist on last Friday urging public action against typhoid fever. He describes the germ, transmission through water and food, and stresses mothers’ vigilance over milk, water sources, and sanitation. He advocates thorough disinfection of discharges, boiling utensils, house-well sanitation, and street cleanliness to prevent infection and curb economic losses.
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S. S. Smith
West End Baptist Church
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Athens
Berlin
U. S
Jence
No rushing here for gifts to please the family
The store urges customers to take time while shopping with advice to our sales staff of not hurrying customers. It promises presents for every family member.
Typhoid advice and Pennsylvania Grange meeting report
Advice on typhoid fever prevention stresses fly control and limited visiting. Pennsylvania State Grange opens at Penn State with record attendance. exhibition of agricultural machinery and horticultural show, four days of business, welcome address by Leonard Rhone, and speeches by Dr. Sparks and J T Ailman.
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State College
Pennsylvania State Grange
Edwin
E. Sparks
School of Agriculture
Leonard Rhone
Centre County
State
Yaster
William T. Creasy
Catawissa
Elizabeth Virginia Sims to wed Louis Brownlow in Washington
Washington society notes the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Virginia Sims daughter of Representative Thetas W. Sims to Louis Brownlow. The ceremony occurs tomorrow evening at the bride’s parents’ home on Massachusetts avenue with her sister Mrs. William Joyner of Memphis and Denver serving as matron of honor.
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Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Virginia
Sims
Thetas W. Sims
Tennessee
Louis Brownlow
Massachusetts Avenue
William Joyner
Memphis
Denver
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Hat Department
Michael’s
Pennsylvania
W. L. Beale
Power
Vermont Avenue
Foley
B. F. Ayscue
Brownlow—Sims
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