Health Facts and Myths in Public Education
Dr Donald B Armstrong of a leading life insurance company spoke at the American Public Health Association meeting. He advised that health facts vary in certainty from Grade A certainties to Grade B near facts and urged an appraisal committee to study and classify public health education facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Armstrong
American Public Health Association
Armstrong
Kansas City Star
Science Service
Starting Trouble and the Hatless Brigade
A young wife’s frequent millinery changes worry her impecunious husband Harold. He hesitates to voice concern until a national economy blizzard arrives. Nessie asks how to economize and Harold suggests cutting overhead expenses, and the fun begins.
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Harold
Love
Nessie
Japan Extends Armies Into Manchuria
General Ma Chan moves forces from Mukden toward Chinchow as Japan disregards League orders and notes from the U S and other powers. Chinese retreated under resistance, Chang Hsueh-liang withdraws within the Great Wall, giving Japan full control of Manchuria. Gandhi vows potential sacrifice for India's liberty while urging calm amid northwest frontier violence.
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Japan
League of Nations
United States
Manchuria
Mukden
Chinchow
Chang Hsueh-liang
China
Great Wall
Ma Chan
Marshal Chang
Nanking
Eugene Ken
Canton
Chen
Ahatma Gandhi
Bombay
London
India
Frontier
Pandit’ Jawaharlal Nehar
Abdul Graffur Khan
Wyoming Republican Genator Carey Subcommittee Amends Bank Bill
Genator Carey of Wyoming and his banking subcommittee amended the house bill to raise the capitalization of the federal land banks by 26 million dollars to be used in granting and postponements on farm mortgages.
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Genator Carey
Wyoming
Subcommittee On Banking
Senate Banking and Currency Panel Probes Federal Reserve
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee subpanel led by Senator Carter Glass surveys the national and federal reserve systems. It targets bank securities market involvement and considers restricting banks from loans for corporate accounts while bankers resist new investment limits. A bill to revise the systems is anticipated.
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Senate Banking ‘and ‘Currency
National ‘ and
Federal Reserve Banking Sys
Carter’. Glass
Virginia
Glass
Federal Reserve
Railroads Gain One Day Notice for Rate Increases
Interstate Commerce Commission grants railroads west of the Mississippi authority to enforce new freight rate hikes on one day notice. Southern Pacific and its workers reach a wage cut agreement with 15 shop employees accepting 10 percent cut. Maintenance of way wage reductions set at 15 percent in thirty days. General expectation of a 10 percent wage cut from railway unions by mid January after Chicago and Cleveland talks. Canadian unions likely to follow American union decisions.
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Ailroads
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago
Cleveland
Finland Referendum On Prohibition Abolition Question
Early Finland referendum returns show about 90 percent voter turnout on abolishing prohibition. The result will guide government policy though not settle the issue definitively.
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Frinland
Montana Woolgrowers Plan Bozeman Convention
Plans nearing completion for the Montana Woolgrowers association annual convention in Bozeman January 25 to 27. Secretary Murray Stebbins notes the program centers on informational exhibits and demonstrations across the sheep and wool sector. A veterinary demonstration from Montana State College under Dr Hadleigh Marsh will show disease impact, detection, and prevention based on two years of lab work and published bulletins and circulars for visitors.
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Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Bozeman
Murray Stebbins
Veterinary Research
Montana State College
Montana
Woolgrowers Association
Hadleigh Marsh
Montana News Roundup Highlights Farms Fires and Industry
Montana reports 36 carloads of Christmas trees shipped west to east. Bynum suffers severe loss as hotel and block structures burn. Montana Dairy Products Manufacturers plan annual convention at Montana State College January 11 and 12. Alfalfa seeding in Rosebud County rises to 3275 acres. 25000 more acres under irrigation last year. Montana 1929 manufactured product value 271 million with 61 million added. Early teletypewriter wired to Hart-Albin store links with New York buyers. Montana births total 8890 and deaths 4776 for eleven months through November. High school week set for Bozeman April 25 30 1932 with vocational focus. Cascade County leads state taxes paid in 1931 at 102 479 and Silver Bow at 73 000. Lewis and Clark Democrats plan January 14 Helena banquet to energize 1932 campaign. Carbon Oil and Gas Dry Creek well near Bridger expected test soon flow 3500 barrels daily. Hearing January 25 in Billings Gas company rate case ongoing.
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State Department of Agriculture
Montana
Bynum
Teton County
Montana Dairy Products Manufacturers Association
Montana State College
Bozeman
Rosebud
Federal Bureau of Census
Billings
Hart-Albin
Weill and Hartman
New York
Montana Tax Payers Association
Cascade County
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clark
Helena
John E. Dawson
Missoula
Butte
Reat Falls
Carbon Oil and Gas Company
Dry Creek
Bridger
Billings Gas Company
Eee Service
Commission
Hasich Wi
Darken Gray Hair Naturally with Safe Sage Remedy
An advertisement touts a natural method to restore hair color without dyes. It promotes WYETHS SAGE AND SULPHUR, claiming quick darkening and a youthful look with simple brushing and directions, priced at 76 cents for a large bottle.
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WYETH
Navy league outlines policy after London treaty ratification
The Navy League, a civilian group focused on naval matters, states its policy to carry out an orderly naval building and replacement program within the London treaty 1930 time limits and restrictions, aiming to efficiently serve U S interests.
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Navy League
United States
California Fig Syrup Promises Relief for Constipation
Denver mother asserts California My Syrup regulates bowels and stomach, builds strength in underweight children, and restores energy. Physicians endorse it for 50 years with a four million bottle yearly record. a Denver mother cites her child’s recovery after using the product.
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California
R. W. Stewart
Raritan St
Denver
Colorado
Raymond
New Uses Found for Anthracite Coal Testing
Anthracite coal underwent X ray tests revealing it is free carbon rather than hydrocarbon. This distinction suggests new industrial applications where free carbon is required.
Money and Disposition Reflect Choices in Marriage
A dialogue explores marriage motives with Cora arguing that a wife would favor a husband with a pleasant temperament and wealth. She contends lack of money could create worry and ill nature, shaping stable partnership expectations.
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Cora
Iansas
Traitor’s Fate Foretold in Poetic Insight
A quotation from Metastasio warns that treachery blinds until ruin is near, reflecting on justice and fate. The line frames betrayal as a sudden grasp of danger only when it is too late.
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Metastasio
Irreconcilable Advice Cited On Diets And Portions
A fragment urges restraint with a warning against overeating. It asserts that moderation is a reliable method for reducing intake, but the text lacks clear attribution or context.
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Count Karolyl
Europe
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Edward W. Pickard
Cochran
House Expenditures Committee
OSCOW
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Russia
Koki Hirota
Moscow
Carlo Wanek
Prague
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Gandhi
Lord Willingdon
Peshawar
Hoover
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la Follette
Wisconsin
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Phriots
Judiciary Committee
Great Britain
Lausanne
Germany
Bank For International Settlements
Reich
Cordella Hull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Policy Committee
Senator Hull
Mahatma Gandhi
Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Wilson
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Hugh Wilson
Switzerland
Arthur Henderson
Paris
Senator Borah
Idaho
Hiram Johnson
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newton D. Baker
Roosevelt
Josephus Danielsn
Alfred B. Smith
Sen. Glass
Murray
News of Montana
Carol
McKesson¢ Robbins
Parker
Hiscor Ghent
N.Y
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
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