West women seek trained nurses for homes and towns
A correspondent urges a nationwide scheme to place trained nurses in every town and village, funded by municipalities and subscriptions, to ensure affordable care. The piece contrasts western shortages with English practice, arguing strong nursing support benefits families and future generations. It also notes a separate Aberdeen meeting supporting free live cattle imports to improve stock and dairy health.
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United States
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Thad
P Gurance
England
Agriultural Discussion Society
Marischal College
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H .D. McCombie
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Scotland
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McCombie
Embargo in Britain limits cattle imports say Toronto Globe
The Toronto Globe reports Britain imposes an embargo on cattle imports, allowing only immediate slaughter at landing sites. The policy is not popular across Great Britain.
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Preventics and a Book on Colds Plunge In Debate
A fragmented account questions Preventics and a book on colds, mixing garbled phrases about prevention and illness. The text references risks, skepticism, and a claimed connection to a broader discourse on remedies and public health.
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