Pay Clinic Opens At Cornell Med College For Middle Class
In New York No vember 30 a new pay clinic at Cornell University Medical College offers treatment for ages sore throats heart disease and other ailments at one dollar. The staff is paid and aims to cover moderate income patients while free clinics serve the extremely poor. Director Thomas Fo Neergaard notes two million New Yorkers won t accept charity yet need skilled care. The clinic is promoted as the first comprehensive pay clinic of broad scope with cooperation sought from medical societies.
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Thomas Fo Neergaard
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Dustin Farnum Stars in The Devil Within at Empire Theatre
Bridgeport reports the public presentation of The Devil Within starring Dustin Farnum at the Empire theatre. The feature promises an engaging story with a strong cast while suggesting continued showings today and tomorrow along with a second comedy by the Sin Troupe of Midlands.
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Empire
Bridgeport
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Empire Theatre
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State health lectures offered to clubs and groups
Many groups including PTA, church, and community organizations are urged to request state health lectures. Topics cover prevention of infectious and insectborne diseases, school medical inspection, vaccination, milk and food relations to health, public health nursing, tuberculosis, hygiene, water, cancer, and related public health topics. Write to State Department of Health, State Capitol, Hartford Conn.
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Rioting in Vienna Injures Americans at Hotels
Dec 1 Vienna riot sees numerous American visitors assaulted amid widespread unrest. Reports indicate many Americans at hotels faced rough treatment during the disturbances, with the situation escalating across the city.
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Wanna
Vienna
Accuses Juror of Seeking a Berth
Reports say alleged attempts to corrupt the grand jury that indicted Governor Jen Small in July may be examined. Mortimer said he would not act immediately to avoid prejudice against the governor’s case as political foes plot to damage Small.
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Jen Small
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Busy season for thieves according to police
Thieves entered 192 Tighels street yesterday taking an overcoat and suit owned by John Ferren per a report to the police. In the basement of a home at 589 West Avenue items were stolen. An attempted burglary at 56 Railroad Avenue yesterday left a broken cellar window with no reported theft.
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Tighels Street
John Ferren
Fiollue
West Avenue
David Sherman
Railroad Avenue
Local pastor named to state Baptist board in Hartford session
Rev Tonald B MacQueen of First Baptist Church was elected to fill a vacancy on the state board of promotion of the Connection Baptist convention at the annual Hartford session. He joins a new committee to establish Christian stewardship and a policy for Christian stewardship education. The convention reported $291000 raised by April 30 1921, a 40 percent increase from the prior year.
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First Baptist Church
Connection Baptist Convention
Hartford
Europe
Ag Piarl
Ministers’ and
Missionaries' Benefit Board
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