Pre school health exams under way at Linckney
Dozens of mothers brought their children for health checks at Linckney with a physician exam and mental health screening for older youngsters. A home economics group and club women arranged transport and supplied literature on child diet as 32 Pinckney children and 25 mothers participated.
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Home Cookam~ Des Department
Te Nut Heers
Salin F
Euys
Tlenty
Vin
Florence Sherhgn
McAllaster School
Byude Pinckney
Quinney
Resigns as Chairman Amid Health Issues in Texas Firm
York March 10 A P I E C Dufki chairman of the board of directors of a Texas company resigns due to ill health. Lefkin plans to stay on the board and may be succeeded as chairman by Amos L Beaty who has been president, with B C Hoslizst to succeed Beaty. Forfeits traffic Band L L McVay loses a 33 foot parking fine for not appearing in police court.
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A. PI
E. C. Dufki
Texas Company Producers and Refiners
Il Health
Lefkin
L. 2. McVay
Life saving transfusion at Bell Memorial Hospital
A transfusion to save the life of an emaciated baby at Bell Memorial Hospital impressed observers, highlighting state welfare for the poor and urging greater medical school involvement. The incident followed by a Chamber of Commerce gathering recalled another Kansas life saved through similar aid.
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Lindley
Medical School
Chamber of Commerce Luncthon
Kansas
Kansan Nurse Alice Roche Contributes Blood Gift
A Kansas woman named Alice Roche, famous in Lawrence circles, donated or provided blood for transfusion during illness while hospitalized in New York City. Doctors conducted multiple tests to find suitable blood and secured it from an intern and Kansan graduate Dr. James Wear ex. Roche described to friends that she felt hopeful in her letter home.
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Alice Rehe
Lawrence Wes Hospital
New York City
James Wearex
The
State University
Pride That Her Veins Flowed With Good Aid Jayhawk Load
The fragment evokes a Kansas context with references to a Jayhawk and aid efforts. Details are sparse but suggest a historical note on care and support linked to the Jayhawk name. Further readable context would clarify participants and events.
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Jayhawk
Francis Huber’s hinged back invention noted
Francis Huber, credited with inventing a hinged back mechanism, is mentioned in connection with early innovations. The fragment suggests a technical or design achievement attributed to Huber, though details remain unreadable in the clipping.
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Francis Huber
One Dose Will Convince Sales Pitch Cited in Ad
A consumer testimonial advert claims a simple preparation cures indigestion bloating and colic by removing castarrhal mucus and reducing intestinal inflammation. The pitch asserts lifelong relief after a single dose and guarantees refunds if not convinced, promoting the product widely through druggists.
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Mayr
Mothers Your Manifold Duties Require Strength
Mrs Martha Webb of Sedalia Missouri credits Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription with restoring health during family care. She reports strong recovery after trials and recommends obtaining the remedy in tablets or liquid from a druggist or by writing Dr Pierce at Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York for advice.
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Sedalia
Pierce
Berth St
Dr. Pierce
President Invalids
Buffalo
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