Measles Lessons and Public Health Note from 1987
The article discusses measles incidence from 1987 to 1986 with 14 768 cases and 108 deaths, stressing higher risk for under five children and the need for isolation and prompt medical care. It highlights parental attitudes, nutrition, and the role of medical advice in preventing transmission. It also reports a Busy Bee Home Demonstration Club meeting with garment work and a birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIT
George W. Cox
Omeer
MOE
Fife
Mif
Busy Bee H. D. Club
Alvin Amundson
Seana
Virgie ‘McPadden
G. Stryker
Amondson
Lili Spiver
The Ford Boys Camp and Mann's Best Friend
The Ford brothers story covers Camp Legion and Willow Run built by Henry Ford to aid unemployed youths through farming work and self reliance. It notes 2 camps formed in 1938 near Dearborn Michigan with hundreds of boys receiving training and earnings. Also quoted is Arthur Capper on loving one’s work as a path to personal growth and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Henry Ford
Legion Am
Lanl Peay Dearhar
Mich
Legion
Fand
Arthur Capper
Connally Thanks Democrats After Unopposed Nomination
Washington August 1 Senator John Connally Democrat of Texas was renominated for a third term with no opponent. He received about 80 percent of the votes in the primary and expressed gratitude to the Democrats of Texas saying the strong showing would guide the party forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Serstie
Connally
Texas
Thursdis
Tosc
Paki Seuve
Sng
Eines Moar Jr
Ernie
Jerplent Foxe
Old Boys Camp Event Highlights At Longhorn Cavern
The article describes a youth program for older boys featuring a tour of Longhorn Cavern, swimming games and a night picture show. A notable part of the schedule was a shooting match sponsored by the National Rifle Association with instruction from Dallas representative Thurman Radal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Shinery
Longhorn
National Rifle Assocation
Thurman Radal
Dallas
Tony
White Fox Way
Mevbale
Iwishal
Vietor Chanel
Kon Nt Mi
Ms Kar Copel
Florida 1521 settlement attempt noted in fragmented list
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals including Ed Harris Queen Mills Club leader Lee Exiekaon and bus driver Randy Camp, along with names like Morgan Reed Capps Herbert Works Clifton and others, attached to places Walnut Springs Garnersville Valley Mills Mosheim Ponce de Leon. It references the first 1521 settlement attempt in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Harris
Queen Mills
Lee Exiekaon
Meridian
Randy Camp
Arbell
Morgan
Reed Capps
Walnut Springs
Herbert Works
Clifton
Civert Beonhardt
Victor Conrad
Garnersville
Milton Helms
Loyd Verne Homerstad Clifton
Leonard Rachuig
Clittor
Carl Simpsin
Valley Mills
Ee Sawyer
George Sellers
Mosheim
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Tay Godiva
Youth Crusade Caravasi
Clinfton
Hamby Barton
Atlant
Georgia
Migs Lela Lateh
Cisco
John Ross Kiraball
Lymehburg
Virginia
Marian Key
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tennessee
Mary
Louise Suddath
Worthan
Sylvia Bode
Mason
Hille
Clifton Tailors Samm Riurese
Glikoo Tere
H Connally
Drs. Goodall & Witcher Clinic Hospital
Charlie Rhoades
Dyess Feed Store
Clifton, Texas
Henry Hafer Womack
Bryan Richards
Cayote
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