Poliomyelitis transmission and control lessons from the epidemic
The article reviews what the polio epidemic taught about transmission through nasal and throat excretions, possible foodborne spread, carriers, and mild cases. It argues that quarantine to block spread is nearly impossible and that remaining in the infected area with vigilant medical care, including early diagnosis and immune serum, is advised. It notes emphasis on economical foods listed in the Journal World Market Basket.
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Baldwin News Highlights Local Events And Visits
Baldwin residents attended a closing school dinner at Union School and a Rotary luncheon with W C Gibbon speaking on Dodge City. Local clubs discussed Charity work and kitchen equipment for a new church. A Baldwin family member is touted as King of Lawrence festivities, and Miss Frances Wilson reports from Tsiwan China while missionary work continues amid floods and famine.
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