Tuberculosis blamed for Indian deaths near Northwest tribes
Dr John N S Alley, Indiana superintendent, attributes 90 percent of deaths among the Neperce and related tribes over a decade to tuberculosis. He cites shift from open to sedentary reservation life as a major factor, notes housing and sanitation issues, and warns of rising fever and infection risks. He cites a broader pattern of 20,000 Indians nationwide suffering from tuberculosis with government aid not meeting demand.
Ready Made Clothing Stock On Offer From Firms
A newspaper brief notes that cisee Ready-Made Clothing carries a large stock for the season including Strouse Brothers and Schloss Brothers high grade ready made clothing for men and XTRASOOD and Royal lines for boys, marking a broad fall assortment for customers.
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