General Health Education Gains Expert's Okeh TORONTO
June 21. Emphasizing the importance of general health education, Dr. Kendall Emerson of the National Tuberculosis Association spoke at the 29th school meeting, saying success depends more on keeping epidemics away than on teaching avoidance. He warned future limits on medicine and urged a vastly improved health education system to curb disease across nations.
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Toronto
Kendall Emerson
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Envison
Cartier
Emerson
Roosevelt Advocates Tuberculosis Research Drive
The article notes Roosevelt urging medical and social research into tuberculosis, emphasizing no cure exists yet and stressing continuous case finding and treatment in environments that minimize spread. He calls for targeted efforts and sustained vigilance to control transmission.
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Iance
Medical and
Dat U
Tien
Public health nursing curtailed by communities says Dr Emerson
Dr Emerson indicates communities have curtailed public health nursing services, outlining impacts on local care and access. The remark highlights funding pressures and shifting priorities affecting preventive care, inspections, and outreach programs across districts.
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Emerson
Eisensmith Installed as Council Commander
W. T. Eigensmith was installed last night as commander of the John C. Rikeldaffer council, Knight Commander at the Shrine mosque. New officers named include William Morrison as first commander, Delbert Robinson as second lieutenant commander, John Child as chancellor, S. Cameron Savage as alsoner, Me MM. Parker as recorder, Elden master of ceremonies T. Leslie Burdette, and Joseph L. Mayer as Turcopiller.
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W. T. Eigensmith
John C. Rikeldaffer Council
Knighty Kadosh
Shrine Mosque
Cireicser
Weutenang
Wiliam D. Morrison
Delbert J. Robinson
John C. Child
Alsoner
S. Cameron Savage
Me MM. Parker
Areasurer
Elden
T. Leslie Burdette
Turcopiller
Joseph L. Mayer
Dullan
Patterson
James I. Pratt
William H. Vickers
J. Henry Francis
Slack
Joseph J. Arnold, Jr. Weutenant
Guard
Alfred J. Carey
Sentinel
Richard B. Cobb
Master Workmen To Continue Activities
G. Griffith president of the Master Workmen of America announced they have not surrendered their activities despite reports. He emphasized the organization remains active and continues its union formation and chartered status since 1925. In Texas, a one year old girl died after drinking kerosene, mistaken for water, in Big Spring.
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G. ©. Griffith
Master Workmen of America
Prublic
Griffith
Area of America
Big Spring
Tex
Aonnit Johnson
Mr . & Johnson
Mitchell Jury Deliberating in Tax Case at New York Trial
In New York on June 21 jurors deliberated through the evening in the Charles E. Mitchell case. The former National City Bank chairman faces charges of evading about 850000 in income taxes over five weeks of testimony. The judge instructed the jury on stock transfers and the management fund, stressing the need for a bonafide sale and honest counsel usage. The verdict hinges on whether transfers to Mitchell’s wife were legitimate or a nominee arrangement and whether the management fund income was a loan or future earnings.
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New York
Charles F. Mitchell
National City Bank
Henry W. Goddard
B.S. T
Goddard
Mitchell
James K. Campbell
Dinnner
W. D. Thornton
National City
Management Tung
Neional City Bank
Sanno
Local Society Notes From Charles Town and Vicinity
Society notices report Mrs. John Wade and Mr. Wade visiting Dr. Wade in Morgantown while Mrs. Wade remains in Charles Town. Dr. M. Jividen returns for several days in Greensboro. Mr. Morris Miller spends days in Morgantown on business. O W Fitch of Grant Street returns today from Bluefield. Mrs. HL Denham and son Frank of Williamson plan Charleston visit with Mrs. Cartie Keeney. Ralph Brabban visits South Charleston relatives. Melissa Brabban convalesces in South Charleston. Sarah Brabban visits cousin Mrs. Lyon. Mrs. Emory Todd returns from Ohio trip. Mary Burks visits relatives near Elk View. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heater move to Hall Street residence. Susan Ferrell of Spencer is a patient at Stunts Hospital.
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Hl, Denham and Son
Frank
Williamson
Charleston
Cartie F. Keeney
Lee Street
Melissa K. Brabban
South
iUness
Sarah ‘Ances Brabban
D. H. Lyon
Longacre
Emory Todd
Crescent Road
Ohio
Mary Burks
Delaware Avenue
Elkview
Bruce Heater
Weston
Hall Street
Susan Ferrell
Spencer
Stunts Hospitel
Longer Hair Worn By Womerrat Noted French Race Course
Paris one of the chief events of Grande Semaine, the Grande Course De Hats, drew fashion leaders to Autéuil paddock. Coiffures featured waved fronts, carl updos, wide brims, and four inch high toques with shaggy fringe. Colors included plum, brown, blue, lavender and smoke gray.
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Paris
Autéuil
France
Veterans Club to Meet on Capitol Street Tonight
The West Virginia Veterans Relief association sponsors the club meeting held this evening at Cap itol street club rooms opposite the post office for two business sessions announced by W. M. Burkett commander.
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The
West Virginia Veterans. Clu
West Virginia Veterans Relief Association
Disabled American Veterans
Capitol Street
W. M. Burkett
Truck Fire Doused Fast by Charleston Fire Crews
A Parcona and Brindle truck caught fire yesterday at Charleston Street and Columbia Avenue but firemen extinguished the blaze before much damage occurred.
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Parcona and Brindle Company
Charleston Street
Columbia Avenue
Boy Still Unconscious After Auto Crash at Kanawha City
Arnold Kiser, seven, remained unconscious early this morning at Kanawha Valley hospital after an Automo bus struck him Tuesday in Kanawha City. The injury prompted ongoing medical care and police inquiries.
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Arnold Kiser
Kanawha City
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Wilbur Goff to Preach at Beckley Tent Tabernacle
Wilbur Goff fireman evangelist will preach tonight at Beckley tent tabernacle assisted by the Little Shaffer quartet composed of four Shaffer children. In Spokane Washington a group labeled pirates unemployed are described as aggressors toward homeowners renting property.
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Wilbur Goff
Beckley
Little Shaffer
Shafter
Mrs H H Leman to address graduates on radio
Radio Highlights from New York report Mrs H H Leman wife of the governor will address college graduates tomorrow at 4 PM. The program Wen features the U S Marine Band for South America via WABC CBS and shortwave at 6 80 PM. Other broadcasts list music lectures and ensembles from WEAF NBC WIZ NEBC and CH8 with conductors Carlile and Waltrs.
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New York
H. H Leman
Wabc-Cbs
New York City
U. S. Marine Band
South America
Wisconsin
Chicago
Wiz-Nebc
Trene Bordloni
Judith Anderson
Frank Fay
Rudy Waltrce
WEAF
NBC
Eatinteess Stewart
Walter Logan
U. S. Army
Charles Carlile
Maude Toohey
Lombards
WIJA
Penetro foot salve promises quick relief for tired feet
An old advertisement touts Penetro mutton suet salve as a fast, complete remedy for tired aching swollen feet. It claims deep penetration to draw out pain stop itching and burning soothe redness and rawness with stainless snow white Penetro available in 25¢ 50¢ and 1 ACP quantities.
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Associated Press
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