Health survey urged to improve local public health
A national health survey program initiated by the General Federation of Women's Clubs aims to raise health standards across communities. State federations respond favorably with clubs invited to partner with Bar and Medical Associations chambers of commerce and other groups. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company will assist with outlines statistics and printing.
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New York
General Federation of Womens’ Clubs
West Baden
Ind
Walter McNab Miller
Department of Public Welfare
General Federation
Auburn
N. Y
New Haven
Conn
Schick
Bar and Medical Associations
Boards of Education
Chambers of Commerce
Tuberculosis Associations
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Lee K. Frankel
Metropolitan Life
Health surveys urged to aid club women in cities
Dr Frankel promotes community health surveys led by clubs in multiple cities. Surveys draw on Metropolitan guidance and Philadelphia cooperation to summarize laws in simple terms for school children. Results from American Child Health and Public Health associations will appear in Survey Graphic November 1925.
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New York
Philadelphia
Toledo
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Joseph
Metropolitan
Health Department
City of
Frankel
American Child Health Association
American Public Health Association
Fletcher Calls For Less Centralization And Tax Cuts
Florida Senator Duncan W. Fletcher told the United Spanish War Veterans encampment in St. Petersburg that the nation risks excess government and a tax surplus. He urged eliminating estate taxes and reducing normal and surtaxes, arguing the federal government should balance the budget and avoid overbureaucratization. He tied fiscal restraint to national credibility in international affairs and praised Cuba's freedom.
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St.petersburg
Fla
United States
Duncan W. Fletcher
Florida
United Spanish War Veterans
Permanent Court of International Justice
Cuba
Maine
Spain
America
Fletcher
Debt policy heated debate on war debts and taxation
Senator Fletcher urged honoring foreign debts with long term terms and low interest while opposing cancellation. He argued current taxes are high and per capita comparisons show U S tax burden near Britain, and warned against outlawing war or neglecting preparedness. He stressed constitutional limits and dwelling on fiscal restraint and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Fletcher
France
Belgium
Italy
Progress in Urging Safety on U S Railroads
Cleveland dispatch reports safety advocates claim railroad workers now back the safety first program. W G Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen cites improved rules and understanding, while Judson Rosebush of Appleton argues safety science advances. The 20 year old movement aims to save lives and reduce injuries.
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Cleveland
A. P
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
National Safety Council
Dar
Mr .Lee
Safety First
United States
Judson G. Rosebush
Appleton, Wis
Safety ethics and shared responsibility in industrial life
The speaker urges men to value human life and regulate conduct accordingly. He assigns primary safety responsibility to owners of farms, factories, and railways, noting that society has decided the issue regardless of the employer’s wishes.
New Palestine Awakens on Esdraelon Plain
Jerusalem reports the Esdraelon plain is becoming the economic heart of new Palestine. Afuleh, once a derelict Arab village, is poised to boom within a decade as twenty agricultural colonies take root. Workshops rise to serve farmers and a broad gauge railway line is sought to replace the Haifa Samakh route as farmers push for faster service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
I. N
Esdraelon
Palestine
Afuleh
Haifa
Samakh
Train Service Demanded for Milk and Vegetables
Demands call for rail transport from settlements in the Plain to Damascus in the north and Tel Aviv to the south to move dairy and produce efficiently. The proposal seeks reliable service to support agricultural shipments and regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Tel- Aviv
Maori Women Salute Friends with Nose Rubbing Tradition
Native Maori women of New Zealand greet friends in the street by performing a hongi style nose rub. The gesture signifies welcome and shared spiritual bond among participants in daily social life.
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New Zealand
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Women’s Federation
Mr. Speed
Carey , Plitsburgh
Max Methusaleh Carey
Max
Pirates
Filhiol Park
Ouachita
Kelly
Ubhanga
Senators
Smith
Gooch
U. S
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Ossie Bluege
Stonewall
New Palestine
UCL
Lieber & Company
S. Grand St
Studebaker
Aya
Tal
Pat Raer
Studebaker Corporation of America
Rayner Auto Company
Walnut ST
H. W. Rayner
Prop
Studebaker Automobiles
the Studebaker Corporation OF America
South Bend, Indiana
Geo. E. Breece
Grayliing & Lovers Lane
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