State panel weighs merging tuberculosis with health dept
New Haven March 10 Dr Stephen J Maher leads the state tuberculosis commission in hearings on folding the tuberculosis agency into the state health department. The panel seeks economy and efficiency by consolidating departments while exploring other major reorganizations including agriculture and humane services.
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New Haven
Stephen J. Maher
State Tuberculosis Commission
Civil Adminiration Code Commission
Tuberculosis Commission
State Department of Health
Director of
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Connecticut Poultry Association
Connecticut ‘Sheep Breeders’ Association
Connecticut Agricultural College
All County Farm Bureaus
The
Connection Homological Society
Connecticut State Grange
State Board of Agriculture
Commissioner On Domestic Animals
Dairy and Food Commissioner's Office
Director of Agriculture
Connecticut Experimental Station
State Board of Education
State Board of Health
Commission
Connecticut
State Reformatory
Park Board eyes 50000 for Seaside Park comfort station
At The Stratfield meeting the Park Board announced 50000 available for a comfort station and athletic building in Seaside Park behind the Perry Memorial Arch. A building committee was formed to solicit specifications for a facility with locker rooms showers baths and restrooms.
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Park Board
Stratfield
Seaside Park
Perry Memorial Arch
D Annunzio’s Quirks Reported From Fiume Dining Table
Fiume dispatch notes Gabriele d Annunzio’s superstitions demand eleven guests per meal and Rhine wine preferences. He favors scampi, a large crustacean from the Quarnero, once enjoyed on the Grand Canal. He also loves ice cream and shares cake with ten others, while his dining room is draped in red tapestries.
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Fiume
Gabriele d’Annunsio
Grand Canal
Venice
North Atlantic
Annunzio
Flowers Change Color From Dawn To Dusk
The article notes color variations in blossoms across times of day with morning petals pale and bright, noon blooms vivid, and night tones deepening. It discusses how shade, light, and temperature influence hue and visibility.
Woman dies from stove fire injuries in Bridgeport
Augusta Zink, 82, of 69 Williston Street, died at Bridgeport hospital after her clothing caught fire while adjusting stove dampers. Family found her too late to help. She leaves husband George and three daughters Mrs Lala Kirk Mrs Mabie Sheame and Mrs Anna Rich. Sneak thieves stole $25 wallet from William Trimble on Remington Avenue and jewelry valued at $500 from Jacob Spivak on Main Street in separate breaks. A detached musing by Mr Popham references Queen Elizabeth and the Lower House.
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Augusta Zink
Williston Street
Bridgeport
Zink
George
Lala Kirk
Mabie Sheame
Anna Rich
William Trimble
Remington Avenue
Jacob Spivak
Main Street
World peace idea cited as path to Mexico profit
Anaconda Standard notes that global adoption of peaceful industry could boost Mexican profits. The editorial suggests that universal calm and cooperative trade practices might benefit Mexico economically.
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Mexico
Rheumatism Home Cure Offered Free by Experiencer
Mark H. Jackson claims a personal cure for muscular and inflammatory rheumatism found in 1893. He says the remedy cured him completely and has helped others bedridden by rheumatism. He offers to mail the cure free in exchange for name and address with payment only after satisfaction.
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Mark H. Jackson
Gurney Ride
Syracuse
N. J
Jackson
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Russia
Albany Journal
D’annunzio
Mr. Popham
Queen Elizabeth
Mr. Speaker
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