Responsibility For Tuberculosis Masters Debate At Meeting
Washington May 19 a physician panel at the ninth annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis discussed whether doctors social workers or both should lead the fight against TB. Speakers urged coordinated action across medicine public health and social services, arguing for a new department or strong coordination to apply sociology and policy to eradicate tuberculous disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association For the Study
Ackhow
Om Wi Chas
White
Tubertulosia League of Pittsburgh
Jobo R. Commons
Wheconsin Industries Commission
University
SH Soctere
Murees
Hippacrates
Ac Taagees
Morjom
Viljerin
Koow
Rhle
Malaita
Ned
Grose
Naoto
Hare
Board of Beal
Board of Hearth
Bureau of Labor
Rane
Bardir
Avery
Asia
Anerey
Foren
Teat
Scientine
Diterepiaee
Ubertr
Harry Lee Barnes
Rhode Island State Sanitarium
National Assosociation
Barnes
Varius
Rhode Island
Census official lauds Bridgeport fire dept in city report
Charles P. Smith of the U S Bureau of the Census completed his ten year study of Bridgeport finances for the Census Bureau annual report on statistics of cities for 1812 and says Bridgeport has one of the west and most efficient fire departments. He notes Bridgeport’s police and fire protection costs are high but compares favorably with similar cities and admires its public improvements and low debt. The report urges improved accounting and considers future contracts for lighting. He left for Waterbury by moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Smith
U. S
Census Bureau
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Emalier
A&a
Vigilance in Health Department Tightens Food Seizures
Health Commissioners order stricter enforcement guiding Meat and Milk Inspector A C Knacp to sample ad hoc supplies from Mink s Meat milis fruit and ice cream plants around city limits. Inspectors have conducted early morning checks on rural approaches and halted drivers for liquid samples as bacteriological tests continue at the Pair field avenue laboratory to determine quality and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A_ C_ Knacp
Alsnense
Pairfield Avenue
Body of Infant Found by Creek Water
Three boys George White Cecil Eliof and Edmond Hoyt discovered a well developed infant body in a candy packing box left near a harbor creek. The box drifted with the receding tide and had a rock tied to it. Police and Medical Examiner Garlick were notified. The body appeared to have been in the water for one to two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maas
George White
DeForest Avenue
Edmond Hoyt
Cecil Eliof
Seaview Avenue
Adams Street
5. A. Garlick
Bridgeport Building Permits Signal Continued Boom
Bridgeport's latest building permits show widespread activity across the city with cottages and multi family residences planned. Plans include a $325,000 north end residence for Jonathan Godfrey plus garages, several two and three family homes, stores and flats, brick and frame houses and a gate house at Lafayette Park, reflecting a rising population and busy local architects.
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Bridgeport
Jonathan Godfrey
The
Compressed Paper Box Co
Agg
Board of Building Commisioners
Mary I. Lynch
Fairview Avenue
Mary E. McCarthy
Jackson Avenue
K. Kosteantas
Stratford Avenue
Maple Street
Sarah A. Sherwood
Maplewood Avenue
Nathan Engelman
East Main Street
William &. Charlee
Ridge 1
Field Avenue
Isaac T. Banks
Harrison Street
German Clergymen Call for World Arbitration Preaching
Berlin May 10 A body of 150 German Protestant clergymen has appealed to every pastor in Germany to preach and teach the introduction of international arbitration. The appeal relates to bills recently submitted in the imperial parliament proposing an increase in...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Guaranteed Cleaner for Skin and Surfaces Advertisement
An old advertisement for a multipurpose cleaner from William R. Winn of Straiterdave. It promises to remove stove polish rust grease ink paint and dirt without injuring skin. The copy mentions a large can offering ten coats of protection or cleaning.
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Wm. R. Winn, Straiterdave
Knowlton Park to Host New Golf and Country Club Grounds
Special to The Farmer Stratford May 10 1910 horse drawn mowers and workers transform Knowlton Park into a nine hole golf course about 2050 yards long under Robert Pugde New Haven a famed golf grounds designer. Plans include a rustic club house with roof garden veranda and large locker room with open fireplace and chimney. Membership drive exceeds 100 names with 350 needed before July 1st. Also town notices: whist event by Oronoque Lodge May 12 and church services across St James Christ Church and union services. Housatonic Grange meets tonight. Board of Trade adopts Everything for the Public Welfare slogan awarding eight dollars to Webster Bonine and a runner up prize to Raymond Beardsley. Tree planting program asks residents to water young trees along streets.
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Stratford
Knowlton Park
Robert Pugde
New Haven
Connecticut
Mill Hill
Pugde
Aarge
Howi § Curtis, Jr
Main Street
Lo_O
Oronoque Jedge
Odd Fellows
le Manning
Cad Fellows Hall
Housatonic Grange
Board of Trade
Stratford Board of Trade
Webster Bonine
Raymond Beardsley
Teason Place
M. E
Btratfora M. E
Bunaay
Ernest C. Carpenter
Methodist Church
Congregationalist Church
William G. Lathrop
Shelton Congregations
Congregational Church
Bridgeport Christian Area
Charles W. Simpson
Street Repair Work Underway On Major Avenues
Macadam repairs are being made by the department of public works on Lors Allen street North Park avenue North Washington avenue and Stret ford avenue from Seaview avenue to the city line. Large gangs of laborers with double teams are at work filling depressions with trap rock and macadam and leveling the surface. The macadam is sprinkled and rolled with a steam roller. Warmer Want Ads. One Cent Word.
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Department of Public Works
Allen Street
North Park Avenue
North Washington Avenue
Stretford Avenue
Seaview Avenue
THE SMITH MURRAY CO Sale Prices On Winter Goods
Retail ad lists sale prices for suits coats dresses children's wear and lingerie with reduced rates. Items include women's coats from 12.50 to 15.00 and dresses 5.05 to 19.09, children's coats 3.95, odds on hats ribbons hosiery and underwear. Also notes merchandise on the second floor and a selection of men f urnishings with marked sale prices.
Debate on stopping boxing over fatalities prompts state law talk
An article cites a boxing fatality in Jackson Michigan Billy Allen dies after severe exercise in an amateur bout. It argues for state controls to prevent accidents, including medical exams and stricter refereeing, while noting similar death risks in football racing and car sports.
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T. & Andrews
Jacksom
Mich
Billy Allen
Ners
Tho Rauan
Good Records Made by Pro Athletes
A look at professional marks in track and field and sprint events alongside amateur progress. The piece notes recent improvements in professional speed and distance records, referencing notable names like W. George, Frank Donaldson, Arthur Peel, Charlie Holloway, Harry Hutchins, and George Swart, and compares historical mile and 100 yard marks to today’s faster performances.
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Uncle Sam
Faroft
Blockholm
W. G.reoree
Elf
Flaan't Donaldson
Arthur Pei
Charlie Holloway
Harry Hutchins
M. Johnson
George Swart
Pouch
Piper Démaven
Ther Sarima ‘Promram
Harry Hutchine
Harry
George Benard
Notable Auction Notice and Local Property Sale Details
The notice outlines a public sale of timber property supported by a local company and government mint, mentioning bids, terms, and the involvement of multiple parties. It notes a higher bid context, dates, and references to property lines and room for advancing offers. The fragmentary text also references individuals such as William Tutt le and Donaldson in historical context.
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Geuren I
Fey Volbek
William
Tuttle
Pertarr
Groner Sea
Pugilistic Annals Record Mixed Bouts And Ad Notices
A fragmented boxing recap lists bouts and results with names such as Prey, Tommy Macpay, Maurice Sayers, and Jack Ward. The text mentions a 4 round draw at Ban Freweeene and notes recruitment propagation tied to street work with wooden planks. An advertisement references a publication notice.
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Engiloh
Jon
Tommy
Macpay Lees Krovkatt
Meena
Mendes Jn
Geeten Carpention
Holbert
Merwe
Peano
Vwipiack
White
Fypefeee Carney
Jack Ward
Ion Anegelen
Aled al Want
Amelia
Omer Jaina
Ban Freweeene
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Florda
Bue
Alfred F. Hese
New York
Dr. Hese
At-Armingdale
N. J
Freventorium
Charles S. Prest
Waterford
Ari
John ¥. Seery
Clarence Strest
St. Vincent's Hospital
Frank Rennell
Miss Midpsd
Waldemer
Venus
North Caroline
Nancy Bernuy Clarke
Rennell
Phiness 'T Garnum
Henry Nash Carrier
Hievara
North Carolina
Renna
Ifengxin
Exon
Cyrus
Patriotd
Avend
Courtland St Parmer
E. H. Dillon & CO
Foctford
Cecile
Pere
PaNaMa
Fire Department
Health Dept
Joshua Meltzer
Capitol Avenue
W. J. Nichols
Whitney Avenue
William Winter
James Spergo
Bronx Avenue
Onilip Lundin
M. ‘Kosteinek
Willow Street
Ferdinand Bardex
Wordin Avenue
Mery J. Galya
Michael H Gall
Sheridan and
Ogden Streets
Samuel Rich
Lexington Avenue
Lafayette Park
William Martin & Son
Michael Ford
Joseph Frederick
Columbia Street
Devine
Andra
J. Johns
Popier Street
Sratford Board of Trade
Christ Church
Christ, Church
Smith-Murray CO
Bea
Cloak Dept
Reguier
Howe
Ste
Valle
Sale Prion
Tiemann
Catholine
Wetetlin
Beldernert
Pravate
Brideepert
Tineke
JSCOR
Wetsiine
Sacteem Avenue
Ieerperst
Cree
Donaldson
Hennig
Pobrener
Stepple
Moe Yen
Posie
Vreed Tee
Donaldner
Walker
Lei Sinviena
Efron
Joe Chetwick
Abe
Mecca
Rhis
Pugilibtio Annals
Pasing
Survetare
Menity Sfebeeee
Faye Etn
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