States vary in tuberculosis reporting laws
Of 33 states, only eight report living TB cases adequately. Twenty states and territories have no TB reporting laws, leaving consumption often unattributed as a communicable disease. Names of states lacking or requiring reports are listed, with others having partial or special regulations.
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Arizona
Alaska
Arkansas
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Iowa
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Philippine Island
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
Vermont
Skin ailment relief headlines Miss Isle Nielson testimonial
In Atchison Kansas Miss Isle Nielson describes years of facial eruptions with pimples and blackheads. She reports relief after four months using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with ongoing use of the soap and offers a free sample and Skin Book from Cuticura in Boston.
Vast Uncharted Realms Cover Large Global Areas
The article notes that despite polar discoveries, roughly seven million square miles or one eighth of the world’s land remains unexplored. It cites extensive polar regions and areas in Arabia, South American jungles and mountains, Australian wastes, Himalayas, Borneo, Congo, and the Sahara as still hidden to civilization.
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Youthful Diplomat Lola Skates Row
A five year old girl named Lola wanted skates but behaved poorly in class. Her father refused. He offered a trade: if she moved to the first row she could have them. Lola returned claiming she was placed in the front after telling the teacher she could not see the blackboard from the back.
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Shrewd Sale Tricked Neighbor Over Farm Size
A man bragged of deceiving a buyer by selling a farm east of the Rockies for a young heifer and then loading more land than expected. He laughed as he tied the heifer to a cart of household goods, claiming the farm measured sixty rather than forty acres. His wife questioned the joke.
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Castoria Endorsement Echoes Through Editorial Debate
In a New York Tribune excerpt, the Castoria product is highlighted with the signature line In Use For Over 30 Years. The piece contrasts maternal duties with broader social roles and hints at arguments around motherhood and work.
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Fletcher
Atlas Ethel Maud Exchange Reveals Proposals
Dialog shows Ethel and Maud discussing proposals after a refusal. Maud confirms Jack proposed again to another girl, reflecting social expectations and romantic tension in the scene.
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Mind and virtue through occupation in a divorce case
An expert testifies that a woman suffered a mental vacuum from lack of occupation. The piece argues that empty minds invite evil influences and must be filled with noble thoughts and learning to avoid ruin, citing apostolic guidance on virtuous thinking. It contrasts this with D Annunzio’s curt villa refusal as personal pride.
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Indianapolis News
Firm Stand on Appointment and Presidential Term
The applicant declines a specific appointment, saying they have taken a firm stand. They will decide based on whether the administration is willing to grant more than one presidential term. The Washington Star reports the stance as a factor in the decision.
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Won't Stand for That. Mrs Fitzwell Chooses A Suitor
In a social exchange Mrs Fitzwell proclaims she has chosen a husband for her daughter and the daughter asserts she will select her wedding dress herself, guiding the material choice without her mother’s interference.
Holland's Busiest Man Sign Junta Barber Shop
A sign over a Stierum Holland barber shop proclaims Barent Wonters as a multi task worker. It states he lends donkeys on hire like his father, kills pigs, smokes hams, handles swinish detail work, and shaves and cuts hair except on Sundays.
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Stierum
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Contradictory Adages Prompt Self Knowledge Question
A speaker questions paradoxes in well known proverbs. They contrast “know thyself” with “familiarity breeds contempt” and ponder how to apply such conflicting guidance to personal insight.
Complimenting Dad Prompts Gym Training Idea
A father jokes about chastising a precocious child and gaining respect. The boy says he could become a hard hitter if he trains at the gym, revealing a plan to improve through workouts.
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Dad
Rhine Traffic Booms On Key European Route
The Rhine trade between Strasbourg and the Holland frontier moves vast volumes with annual tonnage reaching about forty million tons. The corridor handles heavy river commerce, underscoring its importance to regional industry and shipping.
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Strasburg
Holland Frontier
Ambitions Beyond Reach Amid Late Obituary Note
The passage mocks delayed obituary notices and shifting fortunes in business. It contrasts Hook & Took’s decline with a quip about delayed notices affecting employment prospects, and mentions Mrs Aus tin's Bag Pancake Flour among grocers.
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