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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
4
Dr Rosenow presents influenza and pneumonia inoculation figures showing three doses sharply reduced cases per thousand compared with non inoculated groups. Over 20 000 received inoculations vs 61 000 untreated. Surgeon General Blue urges postwar health readiness amid troop demobilization and immigration.
The ad asserts a cure for catarrh at all disease stages through constitutional treatment. It claims internal action to heal mucous surfaces and strengthen the patient. Proponents offer $100 for any uncurable case and invite testimonials, with Fry Cheney Co. of Toledo, Ohio, as the suppliers selling for 75 cents.
Master Commissioner G. S. Griffin to expose two tracts of land on Line Creek Rockcastle County Kentucky at the courthouse Mt Vernon. Tract one 175 acres Tract two about 60 acres. Sale on credit six months with bond and interest and a lien reserved until full payment.
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