Venereal Disease Treatment Process at Kanawha Valley Medical Center
The treatment for venereal disease depends on disease stage and patient condition. Tests and clinical inspections occur throughout treatment. Individuals seeking infectious stage treatment may apply for admission through local health officers or venereal disease clinics.
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Dancer Martinelli in the grip of a tense visit
Inspector Grange and Argus Steele confront Dancer Martinelli at his mansion as they question him about Syria Verne. A whittled cast includes Mabel and a blonde in green satin pajamas, while a Whitsun Club matchbook hints at hidden connections and possible foul play surrounding Verne.
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Protect the Children Poisons Cause Hundreds of Deaths Annually
A public health notice details that about 350 children die each year from accidental poisoning in the United States, many from sweet coated strychnine pills and poisonings from oil of wintergreen, lye, arsenic, and kerosene. Adults also fall victim to overdoses and mistaken remedies, with insecticides and alcohol substitutes among common hazards. despite wartime strains, the overall poisoning rate has declined to roughly half of its WWI level.
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The Story of Soviet Russia review by Walter Duranty
The Literary Guidepost praises Duranty’s USSR The Story of Soviet Russia as his best work. It argues his clear perspective shows Lenin as a great man, outlines the rise of Stalin, Trotsky, and the party split, and credits Duranty with explaining Russia and its people more than most writers.
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Quiz Programs On BLU Network Will Total Eight Soon
BLU TV network adds eight quizzes soon with Quiz Kids and Ed Easts Ladies Be Seated already on air. New entries include Milwaukee Berles Stop or Go and Joe E Brown geography quiz Stop or Go, plus Listen, the Women premiering April 2. Finders Keepers debuts April 6 followed by a trans Atlantic quiz April 15 with Alistair Cook in London and Americans questioned from New York.
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Democratic delegates edge toward Roosevelts fourth term
E Stassen and state conventions in Iowa and Kansas aim to select pledged delegations. Roosevelt supporters back a draft movement for a fourth term, with New York delegates likely to be pledged and Minnesota and Arizona adding to the momentum as Maine shows limited opposition.
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First U.S. Copyright Act Passed in 1790
The early U.S. copyright framework began with legislation enacted in 1790. It established a foundational legal scheme to protect writings and limited works, shaping subsequent intellectual property law in the United States.
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Elkins Dentist Dr John U Baker Dies at 65
Elkins reports the death of Dr John Ulysesses Baker aged 65 after a heart attack. He practiced dentistry in Elkins for 35 years. The obituary notes his long service and local prominence.
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Medal ceremony notes bravery of young airmen in Washington
In the British embassy drawing room Lord Halifax honors U S Army and Navy aviators for combat feats. Lieut Col Ernest C Young receives a Cross for Rome missions and Pratica di Mare attacks while Radioman Lionel Pelletier and Flight Lieutenant Arthur Donahue's awards are announced. Mothers, veterans, and guests witness quiet courage and personal paths from furniture sales to soda fountains.
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German Air Attacks Persist as Berlin Burns in Night Raid
Allied reports detail Mosquito bombers striking Berlin as 66 Fortresses and Liberators plus fighters hammer western Germany. American Marauders hit Creil in France for the third time in a week, while German pilots contend with new Mustang tactics and dense Fortress formations. Frankfurt endures a heavy 1000-plane raid with immense fires, contributing to near 5,000 tons dropped on the Reich in 24 hours.
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Soviet Drive Deepens in Ukraine Battleground Simonstown
Soviet forces under General Malinovsky shattered the German line on the 500 mile Ukrainian front. They seized the fortified Pervomaisk railway junction and pushed toward Vosnesensk, eight miles from Nikolaev, while hundreds of German troops drowned fleeing the Bug river. Troops liberated numerous towns and captured large stocks of war materiel as the drive threatened key Black Sea ports.
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Russians, Germans face pressure as fighting stiffens
The report notes a Russian advance supported by infantry and tanks while German forces pull back under heavy pressure from southeast to the south. The clash centers on a major frontline segment with both sides reinforcing and remaining engaged.
Strategy advances trap Nippon forces in Pacific theater
Allied forces tightened control around the Bismarck Sea by securing Efirau and Elomusao in Solomons operations. Rabaul received 133 tons of explosives as MacArthur calls it isolated while heavy bombers delivered over 1,600 tons of ordnance across northeastern New Guinea. A Japanese destroyer was reportedly sunk near the ATTAX area as Liberator patrols extended air power.
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Night bombing and ground push near Bogadjim in New Guinea
A Liberator dropped 1,000 pounds of bombs crippling a ship, followed by 2,000 pounds of explosives. An Australian patrol and American forces moved up the Saidor shoreline toward Bogadjim, main Japanese defense at Madang, reporting small skirmishes as they advance seven miles south of Bogadjim.
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Variety in Root Crop Ay Released by Cen te
Celeraic and Hamburg pars lay are two excellent root crops cited in a news notice. The item discusses celery like Celérind, its cooking uses and sensory qualities, noting its white pickled appearance and celery flavor, with references to beets and other garden vegetables in the context of a pantry.
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Unclear OCR fragment on gardening crops and planting tips
Fragmentary text mentions Victory Garden celery root duplicates, Hamburg, roots, tips for stews, radish planting, winter supply, and rough planting notes. The legible items imply gardening guidance but details are garbled and inconsistent.
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