Health risks and animal sourcing in disease research
The article warns that public health services immunize animals like sheep cows and rabbits to produce serum and vaccines such as diphtheria antitoxin and plague serum. It discusses India plague vaccines, wartime funding on the Pacific coast, rat and flea transmission, and the risk of outbreaks in New York and other cities. It also covers volunteers in medical research and the broader zoological study of disease carriers including ticks and mosquitoes. It notes challenges from emerging illnesses such as spotted fever and dengue and the search for cancer causes.
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Urghon
Wyman
Pubic Hearth Service
Mithridates of
Ald
Pontus
Public Health Service
India
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Washington
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
New York
Pubic Health Service
Charles W. Stiles
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Stiles
Cuba
Charles I. Craig
Army Medical Corps
Philippines
Craig
A Comedian’s Crooked Road To Popularity
A young comedian first wins a harsh mining town crowd with impersonations and steady nerve. After a brave set, the audience hurls a cabbage onto the stage. he lifts it, surveys them, and quips, This is more than any reason to expect. Youth's Companion describes the moment as a sign of his emerging confidence.
Unknown Central Asian Texts Acquired by Asiatic Society
The Asiatic Society of Bengal has acquired five leaves of brownish yellow paper from Montenegrin sources. Measuring eight by six and a half inches, these documents present a language with no known deciphered crew. The genuineness is undoubted and may reveal an important literary language long thought lost. The reverse paging indicates they were part of a larger extensus work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Asia
Asiatic Society of Bengal
Seeko Mrs Swellington Noted In Local Exchange
A terse chat records a claim that Seeko Mrs Swellington is a stunning woman. The speaker asserts she hit them with her automobile recently and that it took two hours to regain wakefulness.
Red Cross Christmas Seals for 1910 Sale Announced
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis and the American Red Cross unveil the 1910 Red Cross Christmas Seals campaign with the slogan A Million for Tuberculosis. The American National Red Cross will issue stamps in cooperation with the tuberculosis association, sharing proceeds, and local associations face reduced stamp fees boosting funding by about 50000 dollars. Stamps will be called Red Cross Seals and placed on the back of letters.
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Red Cross
National Association For the Study
American Red Cross
American National Red Crown
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Doctor disputes drunk remark after accident
A reconstructed exchange questions whether Bill was drunk when he was taken for head treatment after a fall last night. The doctor denies such a statement, saying the claim about a jagged injury was misheard.
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Bill
Few Marriages In London Reflect Record Low Percentage
London witnessed the lowest婚 record marriage percentage in a year, with only a sparse number of ceremonies recorded. This trough contrasts with prior years, highlighting a sharp decline in nuptials across the capital.
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London
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Halina County
Nebraska
Tate
Mera Re
Munyon’s
Munyon
Philadelphia
Water Power and Land Company
PS Company
Aoma
Wotopnolers
Rational Basic
Denver
Parker
Cleveland
Stunner
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