18 Nov 1943
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1943
Page
1
Mrs Mary A Lewis dies aged unknown with funeral arrangements listed for Saturday November 20 at a local chapel. She is survived by her mother Mary and other relatives while friends and neighbors are invited to attend the service and burial.
Fragmentary obituary notes funeral rites for Mrs Alice Braggas to be held Thursday afternoon. It mentions she was the wife of Joven Bengwas and sister to Geven, with unclear details about survivor relations and prior residence.
A list of motorists cited for speeding and violations, with names and addresses such as Warren av, 22529 B street, and Main gtruel, plus coupon counts and penalties. Funeral services are noted for the Salvation Army with details of interment and personnel.
The text notes Oriental sore vaccination, seen by Jews of Bagdad after recovery from one infection. Vaccination spread widely, offering multi year protection. It discusses malaria, yellow fever, and dengue control via mosquito population reduction, swamp drainage, water treatment, larvicides, and biological controls like fish and repellant plants, with large-scale measures deemed profitable.
The brief notes Nalchik as the Kabarda-Balkar republic capital and a cattle breeding center on the northern slopes of the Caucasus ridge. It highlights Nalchik as a planned Soviet education center with an experimental university and various schools, plus its growth as a mining and spa area near Elbrus and Yenish peaks.
Revenue data show liquor levies and spirits taxes increased sharply in early war years, with total state revenues from spirits, wine, and beer rising to 14.54 million for 28 states by August and whisky collections up nearly 31 percent in 22 states. Monopolies in four states outpaced tax states, while war-time distillers face tighter supply. The piece also notes Tunisia’s northern coastal plains geography and arid southern terrain with few highlands, describing land between Algeria and Libya as largely desert plateau with limited elevations.
The article discusses a soupfin shark storing vitamin A sufficient for 40,000 people and explains fat soluble vitamins like A and D and water soluble ones like B1 B2 C. It notes the body's need to renew these vitamins and mentions nutritionists’ views on saltwater soluble vitamins and losses. The text ends with a Swift Current obituary fragment about patients.
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