Army Treatment of Tuberculosis Quiescent In 1000 Cases
Washington reports on tuberculosis care for soldiers, noting 1000 cases treated at army hospitals, 600 still under care, and about 400 dead. It details facilities at Otisville Denver Fort Bayard and Oteen, with No. 10 at Oteen featuring 1400 beds, a $3.6 million outlay, advanced X ray labs, dietitians, and wartime staffing. highlights recovery rates, morale, and posthospital support from the War Risk Insurance Bureau and Red Cross.
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Washington
France
Otisville
Denver
Colo
Fort Bayard
N. M
Oteen
Department of Pubic Health
Malin Army
United Sates General Hospital
Asheville
No. 10
Surgeon General
William C. Lynter
England
War Department
Lyster
Colonel Bushnell
Edward Trudeau
Saranac Lake
John McRae
Miss Sheehan
Vichy
Red Cross
General Hospital 19
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Public Health Service
Shelther
War Rink Bureau
Proper Handling Cuts Waste in Perishable Foods
The U S Department of Agriculture photo files reveal how improper picking packing loading and cooling cause massive losses of celery onions potatoes lettuce apples peaches eggplant and other perishables. Shippers must learn product specific handling from picking through refrigeration to reduce waste and losses.
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Bureau of Marice
United States Department of Agriculture
New York City
Florida
Ozarks
Dreaming From Salty Foods Advice From London Critic
An odd London note suggests eating salty foods like anchovies pickles and olives before bed to dream all night. William Archer, a well known critic, is quoted endorsing the practice to citizens amid prohibition era grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Saya William Archer
Headda
United States
Sudan grass shows high summer pasture value for dairies
Kansas experiment at Manhattan with six Holstein cows on 5.4 acres of Sudan grass from July 10 to Oct 11 produced $47.47 per acre in pasture value and $256.39 total credit including hay. Butterfat and skim milk above grain cost totaled $183, while hay credited at $10 a ton added 7.33 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
West
Manhattan
Kan
Cream ripening aims and farm hygiene guidance
The text discusses increasing cream durability and developing flavors, stresses that clean cows, stable, utensils, and separator are necessary for clean milk and cream, and notes plant root depth concepts with deep plowing and shallow cultivation to aid growth.
Now Free From Pain from Women’s Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs N J of Brooklyn recounts relief from menstrual pains after using Pink’s Vegetable Compound. She claims the treatment cured headaches and general suffering, improved energy, and enabled her to work and care for two young children.
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N. J
Iain Ee Vchorn
Chen
Sculpture at Home with Familiar Mammy in Milwaukee Tale
A Virginia couple touring the Metropolitan Art Museum is joined by a familiar mammy who stays in the vestibule. When asked how she enjoyed the statuary, she replies that she has washed and dressed the parents and child, so looking at the statues isn’t recreation for her.
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Virginia
Metropolitan Art Museum
Milwaukee Journal
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe Proven Since 20 Years
An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe, prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. It urges acceptance of an intact Bayer package with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Tiny 12 tablet tins cost a few cents while larger packages are sold to druggists.
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Bayer
Child’s demand on mother sparks stare in transit
A motorbus journey sets a comic scene as a stern boy fixes the old man opposite. The boy’s gaze grows awkward, then he winks at a boy beside him and finally asks his mother to wink at the man, provoking embarrassment and laughter in the carriage.
Allen's Foot Ease Promotes Comfort for Shoes
Ad claims Allen's Foot Ease provides instant relief for tight or new shoes. Powder used in feet and foot baths to prevent blisters corns calluses and sore boots, marketed as a great comfort discovery available widely.
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Allen
Spiritual Spanking Remark Sparks Mild Household Sting
A young widow chides her misbehaving child in a humorous quip about using the ouija board and arming the late husband for a stern scolding. The line is presented in a light, tongue in cheek tone from American Legion Weekly.
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Willie
American Legion Weekly
French physician restores hearing via ear massages with sound waves
A French physician has reportedly restored hearing to more than two thirds of his accidentally deafened patients by applying massages to the ear using sound waves. The treatment emphasizes noninvasive stimulation and has drawn attention from medical observers for promising results.
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Edwards Christens
Governor Edwards
New Jersey
Aeromarine
Aeromarine Plane and Motor Company
Keyport
America
N.C
Bureau of Market
Bureau
Durowu
Trankets
Bureau of Markets
Washington, D. C
Sudan
Kansas Station
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jim Stow
Lans
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