Influenza scare noted amid war era health alerts
Health officials warn of possible influenza surge in the United States as cases rise, with fears of a major outbreak rivaling the 1918-19 pandemic. Army medical officers cite improved housing, quicker hospitalization, and segregation measures as factors reducing risk, though civilian and military populations remain vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Ai George
Witterington
United States
Europe
Texas
Too Late to Classify 9 Room Apartment Ad
Fragmentary notice reads as an overdue or mis classified apartment advertisement. No clear location or contact details are readable. Further legible text needed to identify address and agent.
Diana's Marriage Scheme and Inheritance Twist
Diana confronts a six month marriage plan and a 10000 inheritance tied to Stephen Bentley. Amid family tensions and past loves, Diana faces pressure to wed for wealth while Bentleys seek reconciliation. a luncheon clash strains relationships as old feelings surface.
Moment of Tenderness Chapter XIV
Diana witnesses a tense drawing room scene as Adela challenges her and Richard. Stephen and Diana grow closer during late work on manuscripts, sharing a kitchen vigil and a sudden kiss that Stephen pulls back from. Diana debates her future as Evalyn’s marriage looms and wonders if Stephen will pursue her.
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Richard
Diana
Evalyn
Adela
Evalyn Thorpe
Stephen
Bil Jackson
Ellen Curt
Richard Thorpe
Influenza Pandemic Strikes Across Nation in 1918 Era
The flu outbreak of 1918 crosses cities and continents with coffins scarce in many places. Headlines warn of un buried dead in Queens cemeteries as schools churches and theaters close. Masks become compulsory, cities shut nonessential businesses, and handkerchiefs are urged for sneezing. Public health guidance urges doctors, bed rest, and a liquid diet for home treatment.
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New York
Queens
St. Louis
Chicago
Greenland
Tahiti
San Antonio
Texas
Fin
Washington
Public Hearth Service
Fragmentary health notes on infection control and patient care
The text outlines water intake and avoidance of cathartics with enemas preferred over laxatives. It recommends disposable tissues for secretions, warns that excessive sweating is dangerous, and allows a warm bath at onset to relieve pain. Emphasizes nursing care, rest, isolation of patients, and protection from infection sources.
New Boss Blasted As Bigoted Inoffice Talk
In a casual exchange, Mayme questions how readers view their new boss while Lik notes the leader is biased. The dialogue hints at prejudice in workplace speech reflecting regional speech patterns. The brief vignette captures social attitudes and humor.
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Mayme
Mexico stamps honor 400th founding of National College
The 1940 stamp features Melchor Ocungpo, former president of the National College of San Nicholas de Hidalgo, celebrating 400 years since its 1540 founding. The piece links higher education to goodwill and reflects cross border student exchanges spurred by the Good Neighbor policy.
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Mexico
National College of San Nicholas de Hidalgo
Plymouth Rock
Melchor Ocungpo
National College
United
To Be Many Pilots in U S
Article surveys rising civilian aviation in the United States driven by civilian training programs and youth participation. It cites Doane College pilots entering Army and Navy roles, CPTP expansion, and expected boosts from Civil Air Patrol and parachuting. Experts foresee a large pool of licensed pilots as civilian air activity grows nationwide.
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Jack Stinnety
Navy
Aviation Association
Geinl
Willin
United States
National Aeronautic Association
U.S
Mdn
Army
Little Doone College
Crote
Neb
Amy Aviation Corps
CPTP
Doane
America
Civil Air Patrol
Office of Civilian Defense
Az Gill Robb Wilson
NAA
Bormhers
Harrison in Hollywood by Paul Warrion NEA Service
Hollywood wardrobe designer Edie Stevenson explains the film dress process at RKO. From script outlines to sketches, fabric choices, multiple fittings, and screen tests, dresses are crafted to fit stars and endure repeated use across productions, sometimes years later.
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Harrison
Hollywood
Paul Warriion
NEA Sérvien
Edie Stevenson
RKO
Tony
Guest Cothaist
Pat Morrison
Waumeroman
Loule
Arie
Andi Marie
Eereen
Irene Duitmegin
Cable Laying Across U S Ensures Wartime Communication
AT&T and affiliates push a vast underground cable project from Omaha to Sacramento. Crews trench, lay twin cables 1636 miles, with 600 miles plowed. routes west from Denver and Rawlins toward Laramie and Wendover. Expect service by December, improving long distance calls, telegraph, and radio program transmission.
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Gmahia
Neb
Defense
Minnet Ay Wendover
Utah
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Omaha
Sacrameno
New York
Missouri
Omeaha
Denver
Laramie
Wye
Rawlins
Emigrant Gap
High Sierras
Wendover
Pioneers
War transportation and grasshopper squadrons form air fleets
The item notes that war transportation aims to create grasshopper squadrons now forming as the light craft described as flivours. These squadrons are expected to clutter peacetime skies, signaling a shift in air power development.
Mani Refuses to Wait for Clothing See Costs Rise
A fragmented report cites Mani preferring to view outfits before purchase though prices for picture costumes are high. The piece notes a $400 budget for a suit made by experts and discusses expected quality and service. It also references a claim about African natives and a cola discovery tied to a wild rumor, with Southwestern Indians adopting some practice.
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Mani
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