Tuberculosis Facilities and Prevention Worldwide
The piece surveys global tuberculosis efforts with open air schools in London and the United States, sanatoria in Sweden and Iceland, public health campaigns in Victoria and Newfoundland, and organizations in Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Russia. It notes a Greek population in Lowell with high TB rates and cites meat inspector findings on hog TB exposure. It also recounts a clinical case of a factory worker spreading infection and the ensuing sanitation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Hartford
Victoria
Australia
Melbourne
Newfoundland Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Newfoundland
Iceland
Moscow
Bosnia
Herzegovinia
Lowell
Mass
How Tuberculosis Spreads Example Case
A young man who had worked for years in a department store basement developed a persistent cough and fatigue. His sister urged medical attention as coughing continued, illustrating how TB can spread in crowded indoor spaces and signal illness.
Music Recital At Commercial Club Highlights Piano Students
A Saturday evening recital in the Commercial Club room featured Mrs. C. B. Wilson and Miss Jessie Britt with their pupils. Wilson’s group performed pieces by Pauline Robertson, Esther Terrell, and others, including a Waltz and a Mazurka. Britt’s pupils showcased Minuet-Dance, Festive Dance, Gavotte, and various pieces as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
C. B. Wilson
Jessie Britt
Bonita Porter
Francis Elliott
Gavouhe
Johanning
Hazel Comer
C. Wolfe
Lois Wilson
Wilson
Miss Britt
Alberta Langton
Little Patriot
Me Mace
Bromsan
Ie Phelps
Lawn
Rand Irene Quinnell
Minuet
Semplice Odd
Cbouvsseensies
Schelleng Si Ullen Nenn
Theodore Langton
City council acts on street work and curfew
Newberg Oregon city council lays plans for street light at Grant and Hancock, rubbish receptacles, chicken ordinance enforcement, bids for walks on Fifth and Washington, cross street switch crossing, and a safe purchase. Elected Wm. Clemmens street commissioner. budget items include numerous city fees and utilities.
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Ferguson
James
Hodson
Kelly
Otis
F. W
Kelso
Grant
Hancock
Ministerial Association
Fifth Street
Edwards
Washington Street
Dayton Road
Newberg Mtg. Co
Main Street
Recorder
Wm. Clemmens
School Board Receives Petition On School House Vote
The school board considered a petition dated February 26 submitted by Dr H A Littlerrecp and Mr Joan Larkin. A delay in action followed while legal guidance was sought on the relevant law and an Attorney General opinion was received. The opinion states the law does not allow repeated elections by one-third of district voters to block construction after prior votes and proper procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Woman's Home Companion
Wenot
ET Women
van Blaricom
J. C. Hopson
Board of Directors
Newberg
Oregon
H. A. Littlerrecp
Joan Larkin
Lam
New High School Building Plans Accepted
A large number of plans were selected for a new high school, to be 76x130 feet with space for thirteen teachers and 550 students. It includes an auditorium for 335, a gym in the basement for 300, a 20x22 feet swimming tank, three showers, pressed brick in red and white, and more details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es ‘Iece
Dishes and Pictures Giveaway by J C Porter Co
Purchase $1 in merchandise to receive a purchase slip and tickets. The largest ticket totals win a 41 piece dish set and the next 100 winners receive a framed picture. Slips must show March 12 date. early arrival advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Porter & CO
Local Social Notes Mention Visitors and a Health Update
Miss Anna Tune, after three weeks of rheumatism, is able to be out. Mrs. Mary A. Hatch and Mrs. Wm. G. Steel with daughter visit Otterbrook. Mrs. Frank Keyes and Mrs. J. B. Jannson dine with Mrs. Clarence Baker of Springbrook. Mr. Daniels of Portland spent a day last week examining his Red Hill property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tune
Mary A. Hatch
Wm. G. Steel
Otterbrook
Frank Keyes
J. B. Jannson
Hatchs Welcome Son as Summer Logging Bid Gets Underway
Mr and Mrs K D Hatch receive congratulations on the birth of a son. Sam Jansen accepts a summer logging contract near Rex. Miss Lizzie Gilmour of Portland visits sister Mrs A D McEwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. D. Hatch
Sam Jansen
Rex
Lizzie Gilmour
Portland
A. D. McEwan
Forest supervisors meeting in Portland March 21 26
Forest supervisors from Oregon Washington and Alaska will meet in Portland March 21 26 to discuss administration policies and shared problems. L F Kneipp will attend for Washington while H S Graves cannot attend. The conference aims to exchange experiences and ideas to shape future forest policy. Traffic arrangements between Hill railroads will establish a Willamette Valley freight interchange competition with the Southern Pacific. Hog prices reach a Portland record at 11 dollars per hundredweight as high quality Oregon porkers remain scarce.
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Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Portland
L. F. Kneipp
H. S. Graves
Gifford Pinchot
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Seattle
Oregon Electric Railway
Willamette Valley
Southern Pacific
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Waltz
Margaret Hodson
Hazel Paulsen
Nelta Calkins
Bohm
Asbvetien
Louise St. Pierre Beeen
Case City
Kienle
Jas. Heater
C. J. Edwards
City
L. F. Hall
Jesse Edwards
J. L. Hoskins
Kien
J. W. Krampen
Cc. C. Ferguson
E. G. Gardner
Water Fund
B. L. Evans
Albany High School
Aly Bunch
Pacific College
Biels
J.J. Woods
W. W. Nelson
Orange Elliott
Yamhill Electric Co
Just
C. E. Fuller Paint Company
Newberg Drug Company
C. C. Peery
Portland Notes
THEO
ST. Pierre
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