Health Officer System Starts in Barre District
The Vermont board of health splits the state into nine district health officer zones guiding placard notices and disease reporting. Districts appoint health officers, with towns of 5000+ allowed their own officer if funds cover salary and expenses. The system begins July 1, with statewide public maps and offices arranged for citizen information.
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Rutland
State Board of Health
State Lowrd of Health
Burlington
Oho
Alabama
Vermont
Euphan
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for health recovery
A Vermont district health notice features testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Mrs. W C Latte of Hazelhurst Ga and others. The document lists district health officers and multiple doctors with military service records, detailing headquarters across St Albans Burlington Montpelier Brattleboro Rutland Woodstock Manchester and other towns, highlighting public health leadership and sanitary experience.
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Alazelhorst
W. C. Latte
R.F.D. A
Hazelhurst
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Nie
St. Albans
Warren J. Howard
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Roxbury
Waitsfield
Waitefield
Medical Corps
United States Army
Camp Circenlenf
Mordeville
William T. Stayton
Harvard Medical School
Guy's Hospital
England
France
Oswego
Syracuse
Garden City
N. Y
United States Hospital No
Burlington
Charles W. Many
Long Island College Hospital Medical College
Florida
Fort
Ethan Allen
Montpelier
Clarence Bur
Thetford
Dartmouth Medical School
Boston City Hospital
Ilae
State Board of Health
Bristol
George F. Edmunds
Trasbury
University of Vermont
College of Medicine
Baltimore Medical College
Prac
Hinceburg
Rutland
Woodstock
Charles W. Ridder
Shoreham
Mantchester
Henry W. Eliot
Connecticut
University O of Vermont College of Medicine
Medical Department
United States
Board of Health
Philippine Islands
Army
Brattlehorn
Cheater
Leach
Fletcher
University of Vermont College of Mediaing
Morrisville
Hyde Park
Business Management Courses for Disabled Soldiers
Washington June 13. The federal board for vocational education offers a business management course for soldiers disabled in the war. The program requires special training and personal qualifications to ensure sound judgment in managing workers and understanding the work. Physical handicaps are not insurmountable. high intelligence is essential.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Monarchists Grow Stronger Amid Treaty Talks
Paris June 12. Berlin reports raise odds of Germany joining the League of Nations if Silesia plebiscite and league admission are promised. Monarchist forces gain strength while conservatives oppose treaty signings without major changes. Council of Four approves in principle Germany’s admission. Andrew Tardieu to draft details. Colonel House departs London, signaling end of the conference. Allied reply to Germany to be sent by messenger with a three day extension for armistice denouncement.
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Paris
Associated Press
Berlin
Silesia
League of Nations Ia
Council of Four
Germany
League of Nations
Andrew Tardieu
Colonel House
London
Thetford academy meeting and town issues plus local deaths
Thetford trustees met to discuss a proposition for a special town meeting on July 1 with a follow up discussion on June 24. Attendees included T W D Worthen, H M Miller, George L Worcester, and local officials. Mrs. Susan Simonds, 84, died at the East Thetford hotel after living in Lyme and Lebanon.
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Thetford Academy
Lathrom Memorial Building
Turaday
T. W. D. Worthen
Concord
H. M. Miller
Wet Patrice
George L. Worcester
Court
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Susan Simonds
East Thetford
Lyme
Lebanon
Inet By
A. K. Sennott
Portymouth Navy Yard
Rochester
Sandigo Place
Ald Ob
A Vermont Rascal Debate and Rural Gossip
A bawdy verse sketch from Burlington Free Press satirizes a Vermont rascal and his neighbors. It portrays a town villain with suspicious habits and a string of colorful, unflattering images, ending with commentary on a neighborly feud and mortality.
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Vermont
Hk Shesee
Jay Old Rat
Tex
Beege
Freckle Lotion Made From Lemons and Orchard White
A home remedy combines the juice of two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of freckles reducing lotion. The formula promises clear, soft, rosy skin when applied daily to face neck arms and hands, with no irritation. Grocers carry lemons and drug stores supply orchard white.
French aviatrix soars to 15700 feet over Paris
Paris on Thursday June 12 witnessed Baroness De La Roche achieve an aviation feat echoing Jules Vedrines. She flew to an altitude of 15700 feet above the city, marking a notable high for a woman pilot in the era.
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Paris
Baroness de la Roche
Jules Vedrines
Record Flight Heights by Women Flyers Reported
Reported height reached by a woman flyer, possibly Ruth Law, exceeds existing records by over a thousand feet. The ascent may have been checked by a commission appointed by the French Aero Club, and the figure cited places her at the record level for female aviation achievement.
Barre mayor urges reinvestment in war savings
Barre citizens are urged by Mayor Glysson to reinvest second Liberty loan bond interest in thrift or war savings stamps. A semiannual payment of 36,058,370.93 will be exchanged at the post office, with arrangements for exchanging interest coupons for stamps and a call to bar civic pride in leading the regional drive.
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Barre
Glysson
Ino’pean
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
Wales
No Kick Coming Merchant-Look Safe Burglary Complaint
A trader reports a burglar broke into a safe sold last month and looted it. The agent argues the evidence shows a burglar was at work, detailing the dispute and alleged proof of theft.
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Boston Transcript
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