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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
5
If the Germans had won the war this man would be a powerful figure today. The latest photo shows former Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany, eldest son of the ex-kaiser, attending an international tennis match in Berlin the other day.
Washington, June 10 AP Amos W B Woodcock says enforcement of the Volstead act is on the right track after a year as chief, with steady pressure on violators and better trained agents. He urges education over chasing minor violators and notes a decline in July Fourth injuries due to education and ordinances. He warns of a new generation inclined to laxity and stresses prompt medical care for firework related injuries to prevent lockjaw.
Health advice column from Dr Morris Pishbein in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Editorial notes cover dental health and general wellness with practical tips for readers.
The article stresses early antitoxin before symptoms arise to avoid serious illness. Waiting risks convulsions and hospital care, with large doses needed after disease onset. Many boards of health offer free antitoxin, especially for children, to prevent lockjaw.
The court will hear evidence in a Grand River drainage district dispute filed in Carroll County. Proceedings will determine liability and potential remedies for the drainage issue affecting local landowners and agriculture. Local officials emphasized the case could shape future regional drainage policies.
A historic warning describes how a mosquito injects a thinning fluid before drawing blood, claims it carries disease germs from prior bites, and promotes FLY-TOX as a quick killer to stop mosquitoes. The ad urges purchase at drug stores or groceries.
An eleven month old girl, traveling with Mrs Ambris Harty from Pine Bluff Arkansas toward Santa Ana California, died on a Transcontinental bus early today. Mr Harty a landscape artist joined them during the trip.
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