Tuberculosis Gains Ground Yet Deaths Fall
Dr Morris Fishbein notes progress in tuberculosis control through public medical cooperation. From 1900 to today beds rose from 33 to over 65,000 and deaths dropped from 154,000 annually to about 100,000, with broader screening via tuberculin tests and X rays.
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United States
Morris Fishbein
The
Missouri Notes From the Associated Press
AAP report covers a barber shop stench bombing conviction with a year in the workhouse for John Antoniella, secretary treasurer of the United Master Barbers of St. Louis. Also notes lawsuits over injuries from a traffic crash involving Circuit Judge Dinwiddie, a land lawsuit for Lock 22 in the Mississippi near Leverton, and a New Zealand hunter who found a deer branded as imported from England in 1907.
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John Antoniella
United Master Barbers of
Mississippi River
Leverton
Ralls County
Minneapolis
New Zealand
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