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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

27

21 Nations To See American Health Work

Paris June 22 Public health officials from 21 nations will visit the United States to study American federal state and municipal health administration under the League of Nations Health Committee. Surgeon General HLOS Cuming leads US observers. The mission aims to share experience and foster future cooperation.

Harry R. Flory International News Marvica Paris United States League of Nations Health Committee England Austria Italy Belgium Hlos Cuming United States Public Health Service Cumming

Kills Pesky Bed Bugs with P. D. Q.O

An old advertisement touts P. D. Q, a liquid bed bug killer claiming it destroys bed bugs roaches fleas and eggs without harming clothing. It promotes free samples with each package and notes availability at Hainer Drug Co and other druggists.

Hainer Drug Co

League plans against epidemics and vaccine research

Dr Cumming outlined League projects fighting epidemics worldwide. Key aims include anti-epidemia work in East Asia, Poland and Greece, sera standardization and serological tests, standardizing drugs like digitalis and pituitary extracts, vaccination experiments in South Russia for cholera typhoid and dysentery, and stronger cooperation among health bodies including the Pan American Sanitary Board.

Cumming League Iagopa Poland Greece South Russia League Committee Pan-American Sanitary Board Washington

Sister to Testify for Mrs Buzzi in Murder Trial

In New York on June 22 Vivian Ture, wife of the state’s key witness, said she would testify for her sister in the murder trial of Anna Buzzi, claiming the defense aims to show Ture, not Buzzi, killed Frederick Schneider. Buzzi and her sister will likely offer alibis placing Buzzi at her home during the shooting. Hundreds crowded courthouse doors seeking admission.

Ere New York Ture Buzzi Schneider

Eyebrow Code Introduced at Scotland Yard

London reports Scotland Yard has adopted an eyebrow code described as a wink to communicate silently. The system, credited to a Chinese police official, is said to be translated into English and may spread to police departments in England and America.

Connecticut Homes Run Stills Warn Labor Leader

New Haven June 33. Patrick F. O Meara president of the Connecticut Federation of Labor says seventy five percent of Connecticut homes contain stills for illicit liquor after a careful study. He warns thousands of children are being apprenticed to make deadly spirits at home and urges repeal of the Volstead act to avert disaster. Scientists say camels roamed America 3,009,900 years ago, even near New York.

International News Service New Haven Conn Connecticut Patrick F. O'Meara Connecticut Federation of Labor Omeara Panera Pee America New York

No Privacy for President Speech Upset Contracts

Washington reports on President Harding defying “no speech” promises during trips, delivering ten speeches in Delaware amid crowds and child praise. The piece notes the ritual of speeches at each stop and hints at broader expectations of presidential address across states and international concerns. It also mentions Russian exiles in London forming a small enclave, blending with English life through businesses and marriages.

Washington Flarding United States Harding Delaware Tall Cedars of News Ia Mr. Harding Russia London

Phosphate Reserve Claimed in Southern Idaho

Southern Idaho is said to contain the world’s largest high grade phosphate deposit with mineable reserves estimated at more than 1,500,000 tons.

Idaho

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