County to have a new health unit in Kansas
Greenwood county will establish a full time county health unit with a health officer nurse and office assistant effective January 2 marking the ninth Kansas county to adopt this service. Dr Earle G Brown notes broader gains in rural health work and argues ongoing expansion is essential for public welfare and school health protection.
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Topeka
Greenwood County
Earle G. Brown
State Board of Health
Kansas
Brown
Butler
Cherokee
Ellis
Geary
Jefferson
Lyon
Marion
Otta
Todor Trown
Pradé
New salute for army spreads through Rome air force
The Air Ministry order under Mussolini requires officers and crews of the aerial service to give the Roman or Fascist salute when not wearing headgear, expanding the use of the ancient sign beyond the army’s visor salute.
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Rome
Air Ministry
Mussolini
Plan Dinner for Boys and Devotion to Waterways Highlight Topeka Dispatch
Topeka AP reports about 300 inmates at the Boys Industrial School will enjoy a special Christmas dinner headlined by Toast Park. Some 60 inmates may receive a five day home pass as a visiting group plans a holiday program. The menu features celery pickles roast pork stuffing gravy sweet potatoes mince pie and cocoa. Forest Gaine Foreseen outlines projected gains from intensive forest management toward rising wood product output by 1950. In St Louis KE Smith, longtime Mississippi Valley Association head, eyes inland waterways growth aided by flood control measures. He has funded his work and travels to Washington from his own pocket for years, seeking enactment of river development.
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Topeka
Boys’ Industrial School
Samuel G. Clarke
Celery
St Lewis
Smith
Theissippi Valley Association
Mississippi Association
Thoxine Prescription Promises Fast Cough Relief
A physician endorsed remedy named Thoxine claims to stop stubborn coughs quickly by reducing inflammation and irritation. It is advertised as safe for the family, easing sore throats and offering quick relief within minutes, with a money back guarantee at 35 cents, 60 cents, or $1.00.
Buck Creek and Chester News Notes
A collage of small town items includes travelers along the Mississippi rivers, golf pros aiding municipal course improvements, and social calls. Names such as Al Bissonette Dave Trufelli Joe Wagonier H D Vausbinder Lucille and Margaret Vausbinder appear with visits and domestic events. Old residents, illnesses and local greetings weave through reports of guests, arrivals, and local travel.
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Golf Prossive Aid Augusta
al Bissonette
Dave Trufelli
Wichita
Lawrence shoppers and neighbors seen in town
Lawrence shoppers Monday and Mr and Mrs Jacob Gantz and Miss Jennie Gantz were noted. Nourine has begun moving. Merle Blaylock and pupils plan a Christmas tree and gift exchange Friday. Mrs N D Vausbinder and Lucille were Thursday visitors at Mrs Frank Black and Alberta. Emmet Laster and family visited Monday. Mr and Mrs PS Burgoyne of Topeka called on Frank Black Monday afternoon. Williamstown Sunday, the 24th. Mrs Fred Reed visits her daughter Miss Georgia Briles from Indianapolis Indiana. Webster Reed returned to school after a week’s absence. For a stubborn cough use Norwich Tar Compound at Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass. Adv.
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N. D. Vausbinder
Clyde Humphries
Frank Black
Alberta
Lawrence
Jacob Gantz
Will Hunter Jeisi
East
Jennie Gantz
Merle’ Blaylock
Topeka
Frank Blacks
Williamstown
Fred ‘Reed
Norwich
Rankin's Drug
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Greenwood
Kansas County
Rheba” - Palmer Tire and Battery Co
Missourian
Topeka _ Industrial School
Mississippi Basin
Buck Creek and
Chester
Joe Wagonier
Ida
H. D. Vausbinder
Lucille
Geo. B. Shecs & Son
Pierson Cigar and Tobacco Store
Pierson
Don Alvano
Phacd Ag
Winchester
Royal Rochester
Aluminum
Johnson
Mass
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