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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
3
U S Public Health Service cautions the public about tuberculosis outbreak potential with one million cases in the United States. Influenza convalescents should have lines examined as lingering colds may signal early TB. Do not trust patent medicines. early recognition is key and no alarm is necessary when diagnosed promptly.
Public health notice urges against self diagnosis for influenza related illness. It advises medical lung exams at monthly intervals, strengthening through proper diet and exercise, and avoiding patent medicines claiming to cure tuberculosis. Encourages becoming a diligent fresh air advocate for better health.
In a report to the Public Health Service, influenza in Spain is linked to higher tuberculosis deaths, prompting Surgeon General Rupert Blue to urge precautions. He cites estimates of around one million TB cases in the United States, stresses lung examinations after influenza, and warns against lingering colds as early signs.
The article portrays President Wilson sailing to Paris for the peace conference with a large American delegation, including Baker and Lansing, amid the vast task of reconstructing global order after the war. It notes rival expectations, the varied demands from nations, and the fragile, potentially tumultuous path to a just settlement.
Instructions for shipping cut flowers like forget-me-nots. Split the bouquet into small bunches and wrap stems with damp cotton soaked in salt water. Place the wrapped stems in a newspaper lined box, using wax paper if available, to protect the fragile blooms during transit.
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