Linn County Survey Finds 83 New Tuberculosis Cases
The Linn County Medical Society may form a special medical committee to verify care for 83 new TB cases found in a government funded health survey. Early treatment lowers cost and boosts recovery, with 5 459 Mantoux tests conducted on residents and schoolchildren.
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Linn County
Linn County Medical Society
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Public Health Nursing Association
H. L. van Winkle
Ruth Walker
Meee
Alma Hartz
The
Mantoux Tuberculin Testing in Linn County Schools
The final report on Linn county public health project shows mass Mantoux skin tests in junior and senior high schools. Among 24.42 percent of grade pupils reactors, college and teacher groups had higher rates. many pupils and teachers declined testing, and deaths from tuberculosis were examined with sanatorium admissions often delayed.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Pupis
Cetus Rapidia
Franklin
McKinley
Wilson
Roosevelt
Washington Aly Iid
Imm
Towa
Coe College
Coe
Mount Mercy Junior College
Mount Mercy
Stop That Cold With Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old home remedy advert explains a fourfold action of Bromo Quinine to stop a cold. It claims the tablet opens bowels checks infection relieves fever and headache and tones system. Take two tablets every four hours to check a cold in 24 hours. All drug stores carry it.
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Grove
Cedar Rapids Notes and School and Social Items
Chronicle of local events includes Jerome Kellogg pledge by Sigma Chi at Iowa State University, Sutherland Ds travel to California for the Iowa Southern California game November 21, and obituaries for Mae Bryner and Ellen Gongwere. Reports on injuries, academic appointments, a bank organization in Cedar Rapids, and the opening of Hayes school with a program.
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Jerome Kellogg
Cedar Rapids
Sigma Chi
State University of
Ethel R. Outland
Coe College
Radcliffe College
Charles Wesley Flint
Cornell College
Ellen Gongwere
Third Avenue
Eighteenth Street West
Hayes School
Bank to Open in New Brick Building This Year
Beaver Jr cashier announces location for a new bank at the old bank building corner First Avenue and First Street. Another bank plans a Second branch on Third Street at Twelfth Avenue, opening first of the year. Mrs. C D Van Vechten, noted clubwoman and library founder, dies at home. Y C Munger leaves for extended eastern trip with son James.
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James
Mind and marriage questions from a scientific view
The excerpt presents Q A style insight on college athletics versus life success, and on female emancipation and marriage. It cites Ellsworth Huntington and notes modern shifts toward athletic enrollment and divorce as remedy for marital dissension. A booklet offer from Prof. E R Groves is mentioned.
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A.—Ellsworth Huntington
E. R. Groves
Moral paradox of strength and character in progress
The dialogue argues that society admires a strong bad person more than a good weak one because bold action, even if flawed, drives advancement from primitive to higher forms. It posits that a purely weak, virtuous populace could not have propelled human evolution.
Vinton Man Ed C Means Dies After Stroke
Ed C Means 63 native of Vinton died at his home Sunday evening after a stroke. Born February 11 1872 in the same house where he passed, he was a long time rural mail carrier out of Vinton. He married Mamie Cram October 29 1912 and leaves daughters Virginia and Lorena Means at home.
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Vinton
C. Means
William W. Means
Ohio
Mamie Cram
Virginia
Lorena Means
Mr. Means
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iolern
Verda
Jane
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