Insect spread of disease shown on gelatin plate mystery
A health article explains how flies mosquitos lice and other insects disseminate diseases from tuberculosis malaria typhus cholera and plague. It details how germs transfer via contact contamination and insect excreta and notes prevention through sanitation and insect control with public health service guidance available.
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Moon
Mars
Daniel
Belshazzar
Detroit Free Press
Napoleon
Fies
Serbia
Balkans
Montana
Man
Texas
United States Public - Health Service of
Washington, D
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Washington, D. Co
Boomerang Metaphor and War Time Lessons
The piece argues the boomerang symbol redefines retribution as returning to aid the thrower. It cites Colonel Miles’s wartime remark about standing ground and personal burden. It praises daily cheer, noting a good-natured face eases worries and a smiling habit helps master problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Allied Expeditionary Forces
His Resignation Emphatic At Park Row
A City editor recalls a morning incident where a reporter resigns in a dramatic display smashing chairs. The man declares his intention to resign and sarcastically threatens the editor. He later declines a salary offer and says he has joined his colors to be a fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Park Row
New York Sun
Noted Tale Turns Grim as Neighbor Recalled
In a reminiscence from a building, Mary Agnes who died is said to have chased a child. Mary asks if the dead old lady is now an angel. Another resident hopes so, and Mary quips she may chase all the little angels in heaven.
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Tealaria
Anopheles
Mary Agnes
Cildren
Mary
Detroit Society Nurse Returns From France With Honor
Miss Margery Kay, a Detroit society girl who served in an American hospital in France, is among the first U S nurses to return. She wears a personal uniform and a bronze ring badge of the American ambulance corps, with a blue deviant she received from a former owner to replace a lost cap.
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Margery Kay
France
United States
Miss Kay
Captain confronts sentries at Camp on border patrol
A Chicago Tribune item recalls a night at a Mexican border camp when the captain, irritated after delays, faced multiple sentries as he entered. The last post demanded the countersign, prompting the captain to retort in a rough exchange.
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Chicago Tribune
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Oakland
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