Children Needn't Fear Undulant Fever
The notice urges caution against undulant fever transmitted from infected animals. It states the disease does not kill but can leave lasting aftereffects, and advises adults to guard against exposure.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
7
The notice urges caution against undulant fever transmitted from infected animals. It states the disease does not kill but can leave lasting aftereffects, and advises adults to guard against exposure.
Commissioner of Health M. D. Copeland notes undulant fever spreads through animals, especially cattle and pigs, and can affect humans via contact or contaminated dairy. Symptoms include fever, sweats, anemia, and joint pain. often lasts months. No specific treatment exists, vaccines hoped for, pasteurized milk urged, and thorough disinfection advised to prevent spread.
A fragment from a Daily Reader style health column presents questions on constipation spine health body weight and eye irritation. Answers suggest seeing an orthopedic surgeon for spine issues wearing glasses if needed and a doctor for persistent eye soreness with dietary advice and self addressed stamped envelopes for more details.
The reading notes possible changes and journeys on this day plus initiative in writings and publishing. Individuals with birthdays may experience lively energy and active social chances though envy and shifting conditions may occur. Overall success is hinted with caution advised in employment and travel.
Cleveland report says Mrs Marion Campbell Winton was granted an absolute divorce from Alexander Winton 70, pioneer auto magnate. Her maiden name was restored and an outside alimony agreement was certified. She disclosed cash and real estate sums totaling 250,009.
In the August 20 feature Amos Parrish highlights two in one tables as the season's hit for stylish living rooms. He describes drop leaves extending tables for dining and entertaining, with examples from gateleg and tavern styles, and notes their space saving and decorative potential.
Edith Fairfax asks about bouquets from Veritzen as Madge deals with Edith and Dicky. Madge threatens to reveal Edith spoke, while Dicky plans breakfas t and avoids the nonstop telephone.
The court heard Mrs. Winton describe escalating trouble with her husband since 1927. She said he insulted her friends barred relatives from his home and humiliated her. The case mentions a 1928 trip to Europe where she was carried off the boat and notes her philanthropic work for American Indian causes and status as an operatic composer. She wore a wampum bead necklace and carried a matching bag in court.
In Cheyenne on August 20 1930 a clash of personalities dominated Wyoming's Republican state primary. The contest highlighted rival camps within the party and reflected the broader national political tensions shaping the election.
Lester Coy a 23 year old Pickle Road farmer was cleared of criminal liability in Toledo on August 20 according to WP.
Knarf and shadow-children steer a strange flat ship toward a steam cloud and a whale. The ship melts in hot warming water as a giant hand lifts it from the sea, ending with a mother’s voice scolding about a bathtub.
In Lucas County the grand jury returned a no bill in the fatal shooting of Tilton, 48, and his son Louis, 17, by Coy last Wednesday night as they carried sacks of potatoes from Coy’s field.
In a candid column Winifred Black argues women have gained freedom yet face betrayals in friendships and marriages. The piece follows Mabel a modern wife who flirts, drinks, and runs a business, while Marie becomes a target of office gossip over a rumored affair and job security.
LP Van Lear Black chairman of the Baltimore Sun fell overboard from his boat and drowned last night. Black a noted air enthusiast and yachtsman had traveled widely and recently completed an around the world trip.
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