Functions of nurse in health movement in New Orleans
New Orleans hosts the National Organization for Public Health Nursing convention April 27 to May 3, held with the American Nurses' Association and the National League of Nursing Education. Drs Dowling Patterson Ennett Minns and others lead sections on school nursing rural nursing and public health administration, with topics on infant welfare and parental nursing as well as the nurse’s role in prevention and industry.
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Toronto
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Fannie F. Clement
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Raoul Foundation
Pblic
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Chicago Infant Welfare Society
Alice Hall
Providence
Alice Paulsen
Chicago
McAdoo arrives at Callao during Peru visit
The Tennessee cruiser carrying Secretary McAdoo and international high commissioners reached Callao from Chile on April 22 but delegates chose not to land due to bubonic plague. McAdoo met President Pardo for about fifteen minutes and returned to ship. Lima festivities for the visitors were skipped.
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Tennessee
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International High Commission
Callao
Chile
Pardo
Easter Monday Egg Roll Opens White House Grounds
The White House grounds will host Easter Monday festivities with the president and Mia Wilson directing. Grounds will be open for Washington children to participate in the annual egg rolling, with the Marine Band providing music and Mrs Wilson inviting cabinet children and other officials. The president and Mrs Wilson attended Easter services and observed parades earlier today.
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Marine Band
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Opposition to Lease of German Vessels
Rio Janeiro April 23 The Brazilian league a pro ally group adopted a resolution protesting Germanys proposal to lease Intermed German ships to Brazil for coast service during the war under entente guarantees not to capture or attack them The league calls the plan injurious and humiliating and applauds the United States stance on German submarine warfare urging other neutrals to join in repressing these barbarous crimes by force and reason.
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Caruso Sings Today for Helen Keller in Atlanta Visit
Helen Keller, blind and deaf, plans to hear Caruso sing this morning in Atlanta. Miss Keller and party arrived from Gainesville en route to Rock Hill for a lecture, and she recounts her life of learning with the abbé de la Pace method and her desire to hear opera legends including Caruso.
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Miss Keller
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J A Macy
the Constitution
Ime
Southland
Alabama
Georgian Terrace
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Hkurore
Pittsburg
Europe
Caruso
Kelterin
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Ala
Raacliffe
Harvard University
Abbey de la Pace
Seventh Opera Season Opens Tonight At Atlanta
The seventh season begins with Lucia and La Boheme in Atlanta. Maria Barrientos and Giovanni Martinelli headline the week alongside Caruso in Samson and Delilah, with Frances Alda as Mimi in Boheme. The Metropolitan company arrives, led by conductor Giorgio Polacco, and a large advance sale signals record attendance.
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Atlanta Hotel Men’s Association
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Ford Plans New Automobile Plant In New Jersey
New York April 23 Henry Ford has purchased a large tract of reclaimed meadow land between this city and Newark New Jersey. He plans to build an automobile factory costing 5 million dollars on the site according to an official report.
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Henry Ford
New Jersey
Newark
Marburgs bring home son crippled in war
Theodore Marburg of Baltimore arrives in New York on the steamship St Louis from Liverpool with his son Theodore Jr who lost his left leg fighting with the British aviation corps on the western front Also aboard Miss M Neville of New Orleans who lost four brothers and has been decorated by General Joffre for French Red Cross service Mrs Neville returns home to rest Mr Marburg Sr says he met King Albert and Queen Elizabeth in a Ta Panne village visit and notes the war has not yet reached a turning point
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Conference on Trade to Be Held by Allies
Paris April 23. The International Parliamentary conference of the entente allies opens Thursday to discuss advance agreements on trade. Topics include contracts, debts, sequestration, patents, postwar recovery, transport, tariffs, clearing house, international patent bureau, allied colonial commerce, corporate law, securities theft, and false designation of merchandise.
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Many American Aviators Form Separate French Squadron
Parla April 23 The first separate American volunteer squadron of the French flying corps has been formed and stationed on the front. More than thirty pilots, skilled and daring, fly the fastest pursuit machines. Lt. Cowdin is cited for bringing down a German plane before Verdun. Other American fliers have aided in defense of Paris, as the French press lauds their daring and devotion to pursuit.
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Verdun
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Merchant killed as train hits auto in Estill
D B Baker a well known young merchant of Estill was killed when his automobile collided with a Seaboard Air Line freight train in full view of Sunday afternoon strollers. J O Walker a farmer was probably fatally injured and taken to a Savannah hospital after the crash.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
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Walker
Savannah
Hughes Favored by Governor Whitman for President
Albany April 23 Governor Whitman issued a statement reiterating that Justice Hughes is the Republican choice for president He said he has not conferred with Hughes and does not claim personal influence over his wishes noting that the people of the nation believe the welfare of the republic requires his presence in the White House
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N. J
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White House
Republican Part Aims to Defend Free Expression at Chicago
A speaker insists the decision lies with others not him and vows to use all means in Chicago to support free expression. He believes this stance reflects the sincere and nearly universal choice of Republican members.
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Two Number Long Distance Service Opts Quick Calls
The two-number method offers faster long distance calls from Atlanta to listed points at set rates. Initial three minutes are included. charges apply per time excess with 5 or 10 cent per minute steps depending on rate tier. office can supply full point list.
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