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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
2
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A 1915 Monmouth piece argues disease shapes warfare and postwar fate. It cites cholera, smallpox, typhoid, and malaria as decisive factors in historic campaigns, notes weakened armies from epidemics, and warns of lasting illnesses like tuberculosis among veterans.
The Oregon State Grange, meeting at Tillamook, approved a proposal for a fifteen member one body legislature to legislate year round. The plan envisions a six week session to repeal surplus laws, a change that may or may not gain broad public favor.
The Toledo Blade argues that military leaders once doubted war could be fought with modern weapons and vast armies. It contends that soldiers endure extreme hardships and that human courage surpasses machinery and techniques, making war possible despite destructive tools.
Marshall N. Dana of the Oregon Journal told a University of Oregon audience that Americans reject hype and demand value in advertising. He argued for strict accuracy, supported advertising for all goods and services, and predicted higher truth standards could change medical publicity.
The acceptance of sanitary and curative methods has been hindered by prudery and quackery. Some advertisers and publications promote cleanliness in advertising, and a few physicians bravely mingle with the public, restoring the value of credible medical practice.
ERNEST HALL twelve year old resident of McTimmonds Valley underwent surgery Saturday evening at Dallas hospital. Dr Bollman and Dr Staats removed one kidney after it grew a four pound tumor, described as an "itemizer" in the report.
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