Daily Dozen on Dysentery and a Quiz Page
The column discusses dysentery worldwide with emphasis on tropical causes poor sanitation and hygiene and notes complications like growths and anemia. It ends with a quiz asking seven questions including a North African-Mediterranean command, solar eclipses, and a football score.
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Tropics
I. Q
Sargasso Sea
Atantic
Pacific Ocean
United States
Silver Doctor
Disty Miller
Jock Scott
Jamestown Civil Defense Center Ceases Operations
About 150 women who staffed Jamestown’s Civilian Defense warning center completed a 24 hour operation period and ceased at midnight Tuesday. The Jamestown Telephone Co and fire department assumed control with former center personnel on call. Mayor Strath ordered the change to simplify the district alert system used for air raid tests. A hotel tragedy triggered police and coroner involvement in the subsequent investigation.
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Jamestown Control Center
Jamestown
Civilian Defense Warning Center
Dire Stors
Jamestown Warning District
False Alarms Warn War-Torn Temperings and A Warren Gas Death
Wartime rumors and press pressures frame a cautionary note on false armistice reports as observers warn against hasty claims before official confirmation. In Warren County a gas stove death at the Leo House marks a winter tragedy, with guests recalling the decedent Anthony Fritz of Brass Bottle Works and a related close report from Sheffield.
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Warren
Warren County
Leo
Sheffield
Anthony Fritz
Fritz
Brass Bottle Works
Gilbert Winer
Where's the Money Coming From a look at Chase book
Stuart Chase argues in Where's the Money Coming From that economic trouble will lessen as technology creates abundance. He cites Keynes on future scarcity and urges cautious optimism. Chase predicts half a century of progress, with wars ending and work and savings still required.
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Stuart Chase
Chase
John Maynard Keynes
Too Much Child Labor In War Effort
National Child Labor Committee reports heavy use of minors aged 12 to 18 in wartime industry. Communities report 600 to 700 percent increases. about 4,000,000 children employed last summer and three-fourths again now. Many older youths endure hard work that harms health and values.
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National Child Labor Committee
Real Estate Problem After the War in 1923
Twenty years ago notes warn against Sunday schooling limits and night work for children. The United States Savings and Loan League predicts postwar housing crises, with millions homeless and more to come. It urges private financing, reduced public aid, and owner occupancy as a remedy, stressing that a saved down payment in a home helps global shelter needs.
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United States Savings and Loan League
Asie
Europe
Eitigen
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