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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1919

Page

3

Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco

New York doctor explains tobacco harms and urges quitting. He warns nicotine damages nerves and organs and lists tests to detect issues. He promotes Nicotol tablets as a quick way to curb cravings and improve health, with a guaranteed refund from manufacturers.

New York Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital

Census 1920 Preparations Outline January Start

The census begins January 1 as Census Day with activities in cities by January 15 and farms within 30 days. It outlines questions on age literacy birthplace language occupation and home ownership for individuals and extensive farm data on acreage, debts, crops, livestock, and timber. The notice explains confidentiality and non taxation use and includes restoration to entry for lands in Wenatchee National Forest with a February 17, 1920 settlement deadline.

United States Congress United States Department of Agriculture Census Bureau Washington, D. C National Forest Wenatchee National Forest Washington United States Land Office Waterville W. M C. M. Nuce General Land Office

Census Enumerators Call for Full Cooperation

Officials urge cooperation with census takers and demand proper identification. Impostors must be reported. impersonating a census worker is illegal. Hotels and lodging houses must aid enumerators in obtaining resident information as required by federal law.

Congress

Woman Pays For Tickets With Hidden Change at Show

A Columbus Advocate report describes a woman at a benefit night who, at the ticket window, emptied her handbag onto the shelf. She counted 75 pennies from her purse to buy three tickets, then reassembled her items and entered the cinema before the first reel ended.

Columbus

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