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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1933

Page

6

Health survey urged for Adams County sanitation drives

The Adams County health department and state health service with the civil works administration seek an immediate sanitary survey of Gettysburg and Adams County. Dr. Eugene Elgin and John Deatrick are to prepare lists of needed sites as the campaign aims to provide county employment and remedial work including outside toilets and removal of garbage dumps and stagnant water.

United States Public’ Health Service Mpencepivanis Department of Health Eugene Elgin East Bertin Adams County John H. Deatrick Big Service Gettysburg Elgin Deatrick East Berlin Abbottstown Oxford Township McBherrystown York Springs Bendersville Fairfield James R. McConaghle Adams County Civil Works Civil Works Administration CWA Doctor Elgin

Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative

An article explains why liquid laxatives are preferred in hospitals for controllable dosing and quick relief. It warns against habit forming powerful pills and pills with strong drugs, noting mild liquids soothe kidneys and avoid prolonged constipation. It highlights pepsin as a common laxative component and stresses careful selection for safe, regular bowel movements.

Bronson Heads Harrisburg Civil Works Sanitation Office

H. P. Bronson serves as assistant director in charge of held work and community sanitation for the Civil Works Administration in Harrisburg.

Cording H. P. Bronson Civil Works’ Administration Harrisburg

Car Crash Leaves William J Snyder Badly Hurt

William J Snyder a 65 year old of Hamilton Township was seriously injured in a Fairfield car crash at 840 Thursday morning. He was hospitalized unconscious with a severe head wound and facial lacerations after his coupe struck by a heat coach driven by Paul Dubbs of Highland Township. Dubbs was uninjured. both vehicles damaged about 100 dollars. Patrolman James G. Warren investigated.

William J Snyder Hamiltonian Fairfield Warner ‘Hospital Snyder Main Street Paul Dubbs Highland Township Dubbs James G. Warren Gettysburgh State Motor Patrol

Edward Sponseller Dies Suddenly After Work

Edward Sponseller aged about 54 died of a heart attack at his home near Yoost's store on the Littlestown road while returning from work with the state highway department. Doctor Donald Coover was summoned but could not save him. A retired farmer and lifelong resident of Mt Pleasant township near Bonneauville, he was a bachelor and the last of his family.

Edward Sponseller State Highway Department Yoost Littlestown Donald Coover Mr. Sponseller Mt. Pleasant Township Bonneauville

County Girls Win Food Prizes at Century of Progress

Miss Margaret Benson and Miss Elizabeth Benson of Guernsey earned prizes in an international canning contest at the Century of Progress. Mira beth Benson won for blackberry preserves while Margaret Benson received a prize for a balanced meal entry featuring six jars: cream of tomato soup, chicken, sliced carrots, string beans, pepper hash, and a dessert of blueberries. Cash prizes were awarded.

Margaret Benson Elizabeth Benson Guernsey Century of Progress Mirabeth Benson Miss Benson

Settlement Reached in Harrisburg Bankruptcy Case

A cash settlement resolved the case of G. W. Koser trustee in Tyson Brothers Incorporated against Fruit Growers Incorporated of Pittsburgh. Koser sought 85000 for apple crop sold in 1927 before Tyson Brothers bankruptcy. The exact settlement amount was not disclosed.

G. W. Koser Biglerville Tyson Brothers Incorporated Fruit Growers, Incorporated Pittsburgh Harrisburg Koser Tyson Brothers Mr. Stoser

Butchers Large Hog Near Bigler Vile

W. H. Breighner near Bigler Vile butchered a hog weighing 551 pounds. C. Ralph Hart and Charles Breighner dressed the animal.

W. H. Breighner Biglervile C. Ralph Hart Charles Breighner

Legion Protest Endorsed by S W V Veterans

Members of the Sergeant William Steffy camp 126 Spanish War Veterans voted Friday to endorse the Albert J. Lentz American Legion post 202 action protesting alleged discrimination of ex service men for positions under the Civil Works Administration in Adams County.

WilliamSteffy Albert J. Lentz American Legion Civil Works’ Administration Adams County

Ice And Storage Cuts Price Of Milk

Get tysburg Ice and Storage company Co B Dougherty its manager cuts milk prices. Quart price drops to nine cents from eleven. pint to five cents from seven. Wholesale prices set at seven and a half cents per quart and four cents per pint.

Gettysburg Ice and Storage Company. Co. B. Dougherty

Revert and public works debate stumbles forward

Fragmentary notes indicate a public works plan facing delays and criticism as officials in Washington weigh commitments and funding. The incomplete text suggests opposition arguments and potential revisions to a major infrastructure initiative.

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