Tuberculin Tested Rations Procured in Year
Limited procurement figures show only 62 rations secured from outside sources during the year Asie. Inspections were conducted to verify supplies and compliance.
28 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
1
Limited procurement figures show only 62 rations secured from outside sources during the year Asie. Inspections were conducted to verify supplies and compliance.
Local classifieds advertise 2 ply Tar Rooflag Paper at 168 sq ft per roll for 80c and a single barrel shotgun Gung listed at 3.25, with regular values cited. Iron shoe lasts and stands mentioned as available.
Terre Haute and Terre Hattelind report severe flooding on March 28. The river stage reaches thirty one feet six inches, commerce halts, the electric plant closes, and about four thousand people are homeless as the flood continues to spread.
A vintage style notice invites readers to order spring suits from Durswoolens, promising bespoke tailoring that honors personal form and individuality. The ad emphasizes attentive service and a selection that matches the wearer’s pattern and impression.
Indiana Governor Galston confronts rising food costs amid urban shortages after a major flood. Reports detail price hikes on eggs bread and meat, widespread looting suppression, and extensive refugee displacement in Indianapolis and West Indianapolis. Health risks loom with measles diphtheria and typhoid feared among survivors as relief efforts mobilize.
Dayton residents face safer conditions as floodwaters recede after hundreds were feared dead. Rescue teams continue surveying devastated areas where tracks and infrastructure were undermined and homes damaged by the floodwaters.
Police chief reports 600 to 1,000 dead in suburbs around Dayton as rivers rise across Ohio and Indiana. Columbus, Zanesville, and Chillicothe submerged. telegraph and train services crippled. National relief efforts under way. fear of disease and further fatalities lingers near flooded areas.
A massive flood and fire devastate Zanesville with over 600 buildings destroyed and 150 dead reported. Water floods streets as warehouses burn, crews unable to combat flames. corpses seen in the river amid widespread panic and starvation fears. In Akron the dam breach causes homelessness for 200 families and six deaths, with relief efforts hampered by rising water.
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