Hand Washing Urged By Health Official In Typhoid Talk
Dr. Samuel G. Dixon warns that hand borne diseases rival water and air spreaders. He cites typhoid cases among Pennsylvania National Guard recruits linked to a cook whose contaminated hands passed infection through food. He urges cleaner floors, shoes, and child care practices to curb contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Samuel G. Dixon
Dixon
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Cook
Wis
Mussulman
Empress Elizabeth of Austria in Irish hunting era remembered
Mrs George Cornwallis West recalls Elizabeth of Austria during her travels in Meath. The empress arrived at Summerhill and immediately rode a schooling course in a blue damask boudoir converted into a gym. Her fearless haute ecole riding impressed onlookers despite tight habits and frequent falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cornwallis West
Randolph “Churchill
Elizabeth of Austria
Meath
Express
Ray Middleton
Empresa
Hidden habits of a Japanese fashion lover
A fragmented reminiscence describes a woman who never harmed herself and rode with a large fan held between her face and the crowd. She favored rice paper squares as a pocket substitute, tracing her presence across miles in a subtle, paper-chase style.
Debutante season and society notes at New Year gala
Elizabeth society welcomed a debutante at the Bachelor’s Club dance and Luncheon Club members gathered at Mildred Carlton’s home. Mrs. Willett hosted a cata party for debutante Ethel Parrat with guests from New York City and Connecticut and prizes went to Grace Morrell and Arthur L. Van Vechten. An anecdotal Brahms story and a German clock in a bottle are also recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Society
Sophie Cabot Brewster
K. S. Brewster
Grier Avenue
Mildred Carlton
Mra
Thomas J. Gray
Alanson McDowell Gray
William Ward Willett
Ethel Antoinette Parrat
Grace Morrell
Arthur L. van Vechten
Abbie H. Bourne
Crawford
Marjory Winants
Bay
Omnes
Edwina Kisher
Sayreville
Gertrude B. Smith
Francis Douglas Henry
New York City
Theodora Winslow
Eugene L. Vian Vechten
Hamond ‘T. Parrot
Edward
Atewater
Everett T
Tomlinson
Sty
Chester A. Porter
Tra B. Wheeler
Constant Mo Kakin
Horace K. Corbin
Harold (. Wevs
Alfred del’. Keys
Pierrepont V. Davis
Howard C. Davis
Seymour Willett
George Keeney
Allen BK. Myers
Kenneth Miller
Roselle
Robert Miller
Cranford
Brahms
Germany
Frau Luise Poh
Baden-Baden
Galdenen Kranz
Ganner
Cornelius Rubner
Wik
Rubnert
Adolf Jensen
Brahma
Jenson
Gammer
Mudgeburg
HW. Rosin
Philippine Forest Resources and Filipino Ownership of Timber
A Philippine Forestry report notes 40000 square miles of timberland, mainly pine, with future benefits for the United States possible. It cites a 2500 acre cap on single ownership, the need to protect Filipino rights, and warns against American depletion of resources as theft. Judge Taft urged Americans to respect Philippine sovereignty and the principle of local ownership.
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Forestry Department
Philippines
United States
Taft
America
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Health Commissioner of
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Malaya
India
Ireland
Society Notes
New Jersey
Kirch
Garner, Perect
Brussels
Brussels Velvet
Elvet
Axminster
Axm’ster
Bala Price
House of Kitch
Genu
Ine
Je Price
Wits
Jale Price
Bugs
Sal Price
Sinthery
Glas
John W. Wirth
Broad ST
Elizabeth
Brucklicher Bros
Elizabeth Ave
Usios
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