Negro infant mortality and health work in southern states
The article discusses the high infant mortality among Black babies, citing rates around 105 per 1000 live births, versus 72 per 1000 for white infants. It notes poverty, housing, and limited access to care as drivers and highlights federal efforts led by Miss Grice Abbott to reduce Black infant deaths, with improvements tied to better housing, health services, and broader public health measures.
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Tymbranes
Grice Abbott
Fed Ral Children's Bureau
Oviehall
Soho
Ainbhye Newrnos
Michigan PTA Calls For Quiet Evenings To Aid Students
The parent teacher association urges parents, pupils, and teachers to back late night routines that limit activities and reduce noise. It emphasizes balancing study with rest and recommends home quiet hours to support students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
Michigan City
Ita
Miele Organizis
Hull
Khu
Yorsuny
Armistice Day Parade Plans Stir Local Debate
A town official and American Legion members discuss Armistice Day observance amid questions about the parade. They express devotion to Allied victory and insist on honoring fallen service members while resisting outside influences and ensuring respectful commemoration.
Vision quality check and eye examination offer
An unclear message discusses vision quality and eye examination services with mentions of an eye test, accuracy, and a price of $420436. It references Gosault Wright and a “Quality fi road Quertion” program though the intent is muddled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burinien
Fleniey
Gosault Wright
Fragmented Odds and Ends From a Turbulent News Digest
The text surveys diverse topics from a national women’s champion poll to a Los Angeles taxi situation and a Knoxville keeper tale. It references a professor studying fossil remains in Europe, a possible ancient human ancestor, and casual notes on various figures and events, retaining a newsy yet fragmentary tone.
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Ayrur
Derrait
National Women’s Champ
Alveman
Valurmans
Gut
Ilivarea
Doris Erst
Fyeton Judue
Mamas
Lion
Eluyghens
Knoxville
Livanseille
Los Angeles
Treaty row and Armenian plight in wartime notes
Recounted remarks from Jasnow and Gerard during World War I on Armenian fate at Lausanne and Sevres. Accuses Kemal regime and Turkish powers of breaking promises while warning of betrayals by allied negotiators. Notes public notices and want ads appended to piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amahony Lewis
Pomimi Dices
American Legion
Reinky Vitory
Mill of Othar
Jasnow
Gerard
Germany
Witkon
Neeny
Lausanne
Judd Stites
Kemal
Mr Gerard
Harding
Armoniaha
Turkey
Valle
Chester Syndicate
Vristians
Xurély
Ahnfoj
Three Die in Hamburg Clash Report
A fragmented report says three people died in Hamburg amid clashes between Marines and communists. shootings occurred as troops attempted to disperse protesters in several districts. The account cites conflicting details about the events and casualties.
This old remedy for liver and bowels endorsed
Try this economical vegetable remedy for liver and bowels healing allays constipation headaches biliousness and feverish feelings. A 20 cent package of Dr Carter’s liver and bowel tonic is advertised as mild gentle and suitable for children and adults, brewed as a cupful hot or cold to prompt relief.
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files October 26 1993
A fragment from The Journal Files recounts odd notes and local incidents. Names appear blurred yet include pastors, community figures, and a mix of social events. The column hints at a past local scene with scattered references to residents, shops, and a sale notice.
Fragmented OCR snippet yields noisy text
Readable parts describe a chaotic line of garbled phrases about joy of living and unnamed subjects. No clear event persons organizations places dates or scores emerge from the fragment.
Celery King and the Unusual Health Claims
A garbled notice discusses a product named Celery King and references health effects on digestion and bowel regulation. The text is severely unclear with many misspellings and unclear claims, mentioning a date fragment and scattered phrases about irritation and laxatives.
Puzzles and Scribbles Inside a Mystery Parlor Riddle
A fragment from a late era newspaper page hints at a quirky puzzle feature with odd phrasing and toyed names. The text suggests a playful, nonsensical item likely part of a larger column or comic puzzle section. It evokes a casual local flavor and a light entertainment tone.
Auto collision en route from Corry leaves wrecked vehicle
Det 26 Vluyd reports a badly wrecked auto en route from Corry near Solon City. Investigating officers described the car as demolished with several occupants including Cart Honmbart and Dee Rowe seen at the scene. By Monday, parties reportedly settled the matter and the charge was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Det
Ernest Wieur
Rdls
Niorter
Cart
Pyrce
de Rowe
Paykaya
Elias
Calif
Wiedidler
Lytiere
Lipman
Adioniey
Morrow
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Weat South Street
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A.D. Colegrove
Arthur ‘Colegrove
Emmy
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Gm Sims
Neiliin
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Hamburg
London
Ham Qing
Warren National Bank
Arren Pa
O'Pfock
Patie
Barnes Pastor
Farrich
Hitler
Wanlé Casey
San Francino
Gilsin
McKeavy
Mike Anna Purdycio
Agi Courtright
Ym Carey Bey
God
Shursday
Journale
van Rile
Fiat Week
Dole Javes
Ideale Weick
Legion
Oalely
Ruitley
Homer Pantor
Adlunti
Ale Atlants
Fu Aiutomonite
Celery
Guichen
Athos
Portneylyain
Tieley
Carpenter
SV. Carpenter
Jevallar
Bowen Township Light and Howe
Moncort
Erie County
Penneylyamia
Ara
Susann
Nanumet
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