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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1923

Page

3

Arbor Day drives nationwide roadside tree planting efforts

The American Tree Association urges a 50 year countdown to Arbor Day with widespread planting. States from California to Georgia organize spring plantings, with thousands of trees set along highways and in towns. Notable efforts include Georgia campaigns with educators, New York towns ordering millions of trees, and memorial tree plans on the Bankhead Highway. California leads in roadside planting. Indiana and Minnesota also push aggressive campaigns across highways and communities.

Washington American Tree Association Alshama Teras i California Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Georgia Georgian WW. Stark Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs George W. Guy Cooperative Education Association of Richmond Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware Idaho Nebraska J. Sterling Morton Ibor Tay Nevada Newre New New Mexico New York North Dakota Oho Indiana Iowa Kansas Maine Maryland Massachusetts Missouri Montana Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Conservation and Recreation Association of Chautauqua County Dunkirk New York State Federated Club Great Britain Forestry Department Charles C. Deam Hooster Association’ Gaia Tennessee Goli Booneville, N G. J. Bochland Rockford

Hay fever myth debunked by Georgetown expert

Dr Harry S Bernton of Georgetown University and the U S Public Health Service argues that roses, goldenrod and other insect pollinated flowers do not cause hay fever. He warns against using pollen extracts for prevention, noting hay fever affects about 1 percent of Americans and asthma appears in over 72 percent of treated cases. Family predisposition and skin tests aid in identifying susceptibility.

Harry S. Bernton Georgetown University United States Piathiic Health Service Kr. Bernton Clinic of Applied Immunoclogy Woman's Welfare Association United States Bernica Tom K. Bernion

Vapor Eze promises fast relief for colds and flu

An advertised remedy claims to prevent flu and ease chest and throat discomfort by rubbing Vapor Eze on the chest and nostrils, then breathing naturally. It asserts quick healing vapors within eight hours, calling Vapor Eze a harmless germicide and suitable for babies, with no fabric staining.

The First Proof of Pollens Cause Annual Torment

The disorder’s cause is pollen from flowery plants pollinated by wind. In 1983, Blackley, an English physician who suffered from the disease, advanced the first proof calling it the annual torment. A perfume factory in France collects 7,000,000 blossoms to obtain one pound of essence.

Blackley France

Alien Population Rises in January Washington Report

Washington figures show the U S alien population increased by twenty five thousand four hundred forty-one in January. Labor department data indicate twenty two thousand seven hundred seventy three immigrants were admitted, with one hundred thirty two admitted and one hundred fifty one deported after entering the United States. William M Martan claims to offer a lie detector to assist crime investigations and faces scrutiny over the device and his Boston venture.

Washington United States Labor Department Ashigsten William Maretan Boston Tan A Ure Reece

Many Women Avoid Operations

Series of testimonials tout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments, claiming it avoids surgery. Women from Wilson North Carolina Akron Ohio describe relief from pains and weakness, enabling them to work and bear children after advised operations. The ad invites requests for a private text book on women's ailments.

Lydia FE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Mny Lydia E.pinkham Bret LiLiie Epwanos R.F.D Box Wilson N.gc Akron Ohio Hirs G. WesTover Grant Street Lydia E. Pinkhare Lydia FE

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