Public Health Advice Amid Nationwide Disease Outbreak
The text urges strict sanitation measures and personal hygiene to combat a spreading illness. It emphasizes clean water, proper milk handling, safe food preparation, insect control, and isolation protocols. Quarantine for exposed cases and swift medical consultation are advised, with caution against closing essential public spaces.
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Orice
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Fairview News Local Visits And Baseball Action
Mr and Mrs Victor Thiele and relatives visited last weekend while HL Downey and family, Glen White and children, A L Siepert and others were seen at homes Sunday. Fern Downey visited Joyce Fekart. Bon Pool announce newborn Jessica Fayette. Fairview men traveled to Meridian Monday night for a game and may avoid another match soon.
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Glen White
A. L. Siepert
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Persie Datenes
T. A. Blassingame
Fern Downey
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Bon Pool
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Jessica Fayette
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Meridian
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No State Law Found Against Peepping Toms
Austin editors report the attorney general department completed a review finding no state law against peeping toms. P. W. Minter of Hoge county was advised reluctantly. A reward offered by the city for the prowling around premises at odd hours is noted, with hopes the law will be clarified.
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Wien
Roosevelt's Battle With Paralysis and Warm Springs Hope
An account of Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1921 polio experience, his refusal to yield, and how a sea voyage, and especially his 1930s Warm Springs project, shaped his character and public resolve. It highlights his health struggles, insurance decisions, and the founding of the Warm Springs Foundation as a major recovery and philanthropic effort.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Parrlyale
Vitaly
Calvin Coolidge
Bryan
Campodello
Warm Springs Foundation
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Arius
George
Grateul
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
Military health and farm efforts amid Allied war aims
Amid Allied operations in Africa and Asia, reports note substantial inoculation against typhus and smallpox, with no yellow fever or cholera. British forces tally over 50 typhus cases locally while American troops push a food production and farm program to stabilize agriculture for the war effort.
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Rane
Tuka
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Post Exchanges to Cut Ice Cream Consumption
Camp Bowie Texas August 16 The Post Exchange at Camp Bowie Texas plans to cut ice cream consumption by 25 percent under War Department conservation policy. Major W W Woods exchanges officer says exchanges nationwide participate. The Camp Bowie group supports measures that help conserve vital wear and materiel.
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Camp Bowls
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W. W. Woods
War Department
Woods
United States
Camp Bowie
Lieut Henry Ford 11 Released From Navy Service
Detroit August 14 Lieut Henry Ford 11 has been released from naval duty to take up duties at the Ford Motor Company. He is the son of the late Edna Ford and was placed on the list on May 26.
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Henry Ford T1
United States Naval
Ford Motor Company
Elest
Edna Ford Wis
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