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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
1
Nathan Strauss, philanthropist, told an opening meeting of the association for the prevention of tuberculosis that neglect in milk distribution worsens tuberculosis. He backed his claim with New York health department statistics.
A Northeast Elkhart suburb letter to Trib owners and renters questions the police department patrol assignment and laments a perceived wild west condition. Residents claim outsiders misreport conditions and insist locals know the real state of affairs and the district’s suffering under a supposed reign of terror.
At the Indiana Conference meeting in Indianapolis Rev A A Ogilvie debated psychotherapy with Dr Runnels. Mrs Eugene Ky Meader of Elkhart was elected vice president of the Michigan City association while W A Bell Kokomo and other officers were named.
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A South Bend area suit is filed in circuit court seeking 25 000 in damages from a local company. The plaintiff alleges injury and seeks compensation for medical costs and related losses.
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