Old Gustus 11400 to Break New University City Plan
A long, garbled report discusses a Paris academy influenced health debate and a proposed university district reform in old France. It mentions Angl Sax health ideas, open windows, air, and drinking practices, and details a radical housing plan for students with shared baths and open-window lodgings in the Latin Quarter. It notes social and family tensions about student freedom and home life during experimentation.
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France
Hogete
Gortel
Paris Academy of Meliene
Petit
Preven
Cooper
Sele
Montswurix
Fr Fe
Missouri Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale Urged
Missourians are asked to buy Christmas Seals to aid the tuberculosis fight. Under Dr. Walter McNab Miller the association hopes to double last year’s sales, with proceeds funding education and prevention efforts across the state. The sale runs December 4 through December 24, with certificates and limited edition seals available, funds supporting statewide health education in schools and communities.
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Walter McNab Miller
Taxi Ride Covers 1000 Miles For Profit
An elderly Scotch woman hired a taxicab in London for an 80 mile trip to Braemar, Scotland, deciding train travel was too warm. Frederick Clarke drove on to pick up passengers, totaling a 1000 mile journey without a puncture and earning a $56 tip.
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London
Braemar
Scotland
Frederick Clarke
Clarke
Man's Span of Life Increased Four Years in Century
Columbus Ohio reports a claim by Dr George W Hogian secretary of the American Insurance union that the average life span has lengthened by about four years over the last quar ter century despite twentieth century risks. He predicts that in another generation the average life span will reach beyond seventy years.
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Columbus
George W. Hogian
American Insurance Union
Missouri Leads in Fight Against Tuberculosis
Dr Adolphus Knopf explains Missouri’s 1920 death reductions from tuberculosis amid rising population. The Missouri Tuberculosis Association promotes Christmas Seals to fund prevention and care, urging public support to protect children and adults.
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Missouri
Varia
Tion
Lts
Tieatha
Heed This 4 It May Save Your Life
A Missouri tuberculosis association warning urges early symptom awareness including persistent coughs, fever, weight loss, and weakness. It stresses prompt medical testing and treatment to improve cure chances and public health. Strong entities include Missouri Tuberculosis Association and St Louis, with references to supportive health groups.
American Legion Aids In Sale Of Christmas Seals
A National American Legion resolution adopted at its third national convention in Kansas City on October list to November 2 1921 calls for aiding Christmas seal sales to fight tuberculosis among ex service men. It acknowledges cooperation with the National Tuberculosis Association federal agencies and state and local tuberculosis groups in securing care and education.
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American Legion
Kansas City
National
Weir
Legion Backs Tuberculosis Fight and Christmas Seal Sale
Gon pledges unqualified support to the National Tuberculosis Association and state local units. American Legion posts urged to cooperate in campaigns for prevention. Christmas Seals and Real Fund Certificates sold in Missouri schools to reduce tuberculosis deaths.
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Eae
National Tuberculosis Association
American Legion
Legion
Enye Tir
Miller
Missour Tuberculosis Association
Hon
Christine Seal
Health Emergency Proclamation Demands Vaccination Proof
Missouri State Board of Health orders all common carriers to demand a vaccination certificate or proof of recent vaccination for anyone boarding interstate or intercounty travel. The measure requires licensed physician verification and is effective statewide after December 15, 192. CORTEZ F ENLOKR, Secretary.
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Missouri
Missouri State Board of Health
Cortez F
Enlokr
Temperature Monitoring in Refrigerator Cars
The Department of Agriculture describes a 12 point thermometer system from Popular Mechanics to track temperature at twelve car locations. Twelve resistance sensors connect via a cable to a 12 point plug and socket on a recording box. A chart and a register display exact readings.
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Department of Agriculture
Popular Mechanics
Mell Cutpuree Notorious Thief of Charles I Era Dies
Noted thief Mell Cutpuree also called Mary Frith dies at 74 from Gropay. A known criminal in the Charles I period, she was famed for strength and disguises, once posing as a man and allegedly stopping Lord Pairfax on Hounslow Heath before being captured and escaping Newgate via bribery.
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Mary Frith
Mell Cutpuree
Charles I
Gropay
Lord Pairfax
Hounslow Heath
Newgate
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W. Men, Miller
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de & Adolphus Kropf
Christias
New York
Chelshmas Senate
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Leona
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Tobe
Missouri Tubertuloes Association
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State of
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Estes Hardware Store
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J.T. Estes
Marble Hill, Ma
Lutesville Milling Company
Armour
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Lling Company
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Dean Chandler & Company
Dean B. Hill
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Putnam Padeiras Moxsox Data Co
Quincy
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