Social Forces at Work in Combating Tuberculosis
Des Moines reports from the Lidlann state board of health show 700 mothers aged 15 to 45 and 425 fathers lost to consumption in one year, leaving 2515 children without proper care. The piece urges united action across towns to exterminate tuberculosis through better diet, care, hospitals, and improved housing and factories.
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Tuberculosis fight gains steam among fraternal groups
Fraternal societies push public health reforms including air quality and sanitary housing to curb tuberculosis. Modern Woodmen of America reports nine million dollars in costs since 1891 with $1,700 saved per member. Dr. Lee Frankel leads Metropolitan Life industrial department in the battle. Rev. Huffman departs for Riceville after three years with Congregational church and several improvements. The proverb notes the difference between foolish and wise questioning.
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