Bridgeport Health Department’s Large, Efficient System
The Bridgeport Board of Health, led by Dr. William Hall Coon, oversees a cosmopolitan, highly efficient system with 150 sanitary staff including doctors and nurses. It covers food inspection, school hygiene, waste and milk regulation, infant welfare, and disease control across nine districts, with two hospitals and a broad sanitation division keeping premises clean and TB mortality down.
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Bridgeport
Board of Health
City of
William Hall Coon
United States
Health Department
Englewood
Ixalation
Partisons
Englawood
Gunitelion
Division of Sanitation
Zenual
Kegith
E. A. McLellan
Offeer Dr. &Hall Coon
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World demand for factory goods drives foreign commerce
A U S Department of Commerce compilation lists manufactured products in demand abroad to guide local manufacturers. The sheet details items sought by Canada, Cuba, England, Guatemala, Mexico, Spain, and Sweden, with confidential inquiry numbers for firms to contact the Manufacturers’ Association for details and representation opportunities.
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United States Department of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association
Department of Commerce
Canada
Sweden
Marathon golfer keeps form with eggs and cigars
Arthur E. Volguth of Spokane, known sportsman, sets a marathon golf record at Downriver with 144 holes in 1912 hours. He credits a diet of four soft boiled eggs, cream, rye bread, and daily cigars, and notes his routine includes long exercise and a dance break after the record.
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Spokane
Wash
Fox
Velgath
Velguth
Gulf
Saugles Island
Columbia
Portland
Downriver
Harvey Whity
Herbert Gibbons Saves Family In Auto Accident
In Lake Placid New York Dr Herbert Gibbons saved his wife and three children from a runaway car on a hillside. He and his wife and two children were slightly bruised while he suffered a shoulder sprain and other injuries after pushing Mimi to safety and the car struck a boulder. Dr Charles Erdman of Princeton stopped to aid as the car began moving.
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Lake Placid
Herbert McAdams
Thor
Princeton
Here
Gibbona
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton University
Gibbons
Dr. Gibbons
Niee
Chriathan
Mimi
Shah of Persia Retires From Deauville Activities
Deauville France Aug 27 A glittering Grand Pris week in Deauville draws royalty and magnates from Europe. King Alfonso of Spain, and King Albert of Belgium pass largely unnoticed among jewel displays and lavish entertainments. The Shah of Persia reportedly retires from Deauville amid Alfonso’s jealousy. Heir to Roumania and Aga Khan guests stir gossip as casinos and hotels host extravagant gambling and social intrigue. A fund of $10,000 at private tables goes unclaimed as mass wealth fuels record gambit earnings.
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Deauville
France
Europe
Shah
Persia
Alfonso
Olga
Gr Wriday
Christopher
Mi Ameds
Coss
James Hochschild
Henry Rothsenfid
New York
Dolly Sisters
Baccarae
Diana Manners Cooper
Wewely
Mrs. Gould
Edity
Kol Geuld
Paang Mis
Howard Brokaw
A. Kut MacComber
Charles Racket
Michigan Campaign Grows Into Broad Primary Fight
Aspirants for various offices begin the long campaign leading to the statewide primary on September 13. The Senate race centers on Truman Newberry with Townsend as key opponent. Kelley Emery Baker join three-way bid against Townsend while Newberry’s side aims to unseat him. Governor Groesbeck seeks renomination against Joslin Freiwag Blach and others. The Sixth district faces a reshaped field as Ferdney declines.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Corr
Tinues
Michigan
Truman
Newberry
Kelley
Baker
Republican Party
Woodbridge N. Harris
J. Grovsheck
Avneatore M. Joslin
Adrian and Richavail
Freiwag
Bay Cit
Alvah M. Cumming
Taaunsing
Groesbeck
Crics
Mos Importany
Congrman Ferdney
Bird
Vingon
William ©. Lash
Saginaw
Fopiney
Fokker Sets World Record In Motorless Flight
Fokker and passenger glide in FULDA Germany for thirteen minutes in a motorless flight the Dutch inventor Anthony Fokker claims a world record. The test used a gasoline fueled craft and the flight duration surpassed prior achievements.
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Fulda
Germany
Avgo
Associated Press
Anthony H. G. Fokker
Aimael
Poker
Monaco Princess Relatives Claim Oldest Man in U S
Relatives of Mrs axwen Chylt of Omaha Nebraska and others in the United States assert they are the oldest male twins. They claim birth in Mnverness Scotland two years ago, detailing their lineage and age claim.
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Axwen Chylt
Omaha
Neb
Miva
Metlanda
Sun Peutels
United States
Mnverness
Scotland
Folding ironing board watch fits into luggage with cover
A folding ironing board watch folds neatly into a suitcase or trunk and includes an attractive die pane cover. It features roomy pockets to hold the iron and electrical attachments.
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Conventien'l
Michigan parties nominate candidates for fall election
A large field of candidates enters the First district race while Republicans list several contenders in the Thirteenth. Democratic hopes hinge on breaking GOP control of the State Legislature as wet and dry issues surface. Rumors swirl about a Republican U S Senate candidate shifting stance on beer and wines before the primary.
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Meirall
Vincent M. Brennan
George FP. Codd
Repubilians
Hugh Shepher
Dente! W. Smith
Sol Blumrosen
Howard McDermott
Joseph Schemansky
Walter Thayer
Edward ©. Stein
William Bailey
Edward McCarthy
Robert H. Clancy
George Lord
Tate
G. Oliver Frick
Douglas A. Graham
Clarence J. McLeod
Congress
AH. McKieney
Jalthough
Michigan
United States
Rimeclf
Nine Hurt As Texas Freight Train Collides in Bells
In Bells, Texas, a southbound Missouri Kansas and Texas freight train struck the rear of a Katy freight near Slavelock tonight. Nine persons were saved, three probably fatally, with injuries reported from the crash 14 miles east of Nero. Local details indicate the collision occurred on the approach to Bells, prompting initial reports of severe damage and multiple injuries.
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Dension
Tex
Katy
Bells
Nero
Ohio's Healthiest Baby Alice Miler Named
In Youngstown, Alice Miler, six months old, is touted as Ohio’s healthiest baby after medical checks by three doctors and two nurses. The healthy infant weighs 27 pounds and stands about 1 2 inches tall with 14 teeth.
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Alice Miler
Youngstown
Ohio
German Guarantees Rejected by Poincare
Paris reports Premier Poincare rejected the eleventh hour guarantees offered by the German Government and independent Franco measures. Failure of the Reparations mission to secure a Berlin compromise acceptable to France ends hopes for a quick settlement tonight.
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Poincare
Franco
Germany
Berlin
France
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Shah OF Persia
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