Typhoid Vaccination Endorsed By North Carolina Health Officials
The Raleigh Enterprise reports that typhoid fever remains a danger in North Carolina, though less deadly, and urges vaccination. Dr. H. A. Taylor cites immunity develops after the third inoculation and lasts about a year, with protection needing a month from the first shot. Officials warn summer outbreaks and advise avoiding questionable water or milk sources. The state notes typhoid reduction as a major preventive medicine achievement.
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Taylor
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Typhoid Fever Decline Reflects Public Health Efforts in North Carolina
Dr. Taylor notes North Carolina's typhoid cases fell from 3471 in 1918 to 1280 in 1927, indicating progress but stressing ongoing sanitary vigilance. Typhoid is contagious and infectious, requiring community cooperation and health administration to sustain gains and further cut deaths.
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North Carolina
Taylor
Consul General Sees Wilson Amnesia Not Suicide
Consul General Edwin S. Cunningham said Walter B. Wilson Jr. of Greenville North Carolina, missing vice consul, did not seem to have killed himself but appeared to be wandering with a blank mind. Wilson, in poor health, wrote a note from a golf club in Chinese territory before disappearing Tuesday as the consulate released his photograph.
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Shanghai
Edwin S. Cunningham
Walter B. Wilson, Jr
Greenville
N. C
Wilson
Nebraska Nominee Weaver Nears Withdrawal Over Civil Code Row
Lincoln May 4 Nebraska republicans nearly lost their gubernatorial nominee Arthur J Weaver in a stormy state convention session. Weaver threatened to withdraw unless the convention reversed its opposition to any definite revision of the civil administrative code which he has urged.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Arthur J. Weaver
Weaver
Tired of Mother on sale at Bland's
A forsaken mother figure becomes the focus as a local buyer lists a distressed item titled Tired of Mother for sale at Bland's, signaling a stark, hard bargain in a small town marketplace.
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Bland’s
Convention Reverses on McNary-Haugen Policy Support
The convention shifted away from backing its nominee and endorsed Weaver's call for code revision. Indirect approval was given with a proposal to test cooperative marketing before adopting the McNary-Haugen principles. Paris described a fashion note with a white chiffon bodice and black satin stripe accents.
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Weaver
Paris
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