Oyster disease probe links contamination to distribution
A survey report notes typhoid linked to oysters in a distribution network near New York. Investigators found infected shellfish may have entered general commerce from one or more beds, with October 20 as a metric date, while plans for patrol boats and laboratories aim to control the shellfish trade and prevent further outbreaks.
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Getwr
Henin
New
Witem
Satice
Morgan
Onertection Commission
Training School Reports 118 Church Workers
A register shows 118 students with 118 attendees as five sessions operated at Asbury M E Church last evening. Faculty include Miss Maggie Wilson from Georgetown Delaware Rev W L Hess of Hebron and Evis P Fox of Salisbury and A Limthurst, director of Religious Education of Wilton Delaware. Thirty five Sunday School workers were from Salisbury Church.
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Asbury M.E
Maggie Wilson
G Town
Del
W.L. Hess
Hebron
Eevis P Fux
Saliisbury
FO A Limthurst
Wilton
Bury Church
Extrication Of Floyd Collins Expected Hearly
Report notes Floyd Collins remains trapped in the cave shaft as a shaft construction progresses. A military board led by Lt. Tanernu of Kentucky investigates the early rescue efforts and potential misconduct in crime and framing allegations.
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Floyd Collins
Collins
Military Board
Ender Sirigedurdhens
HH Denbende
Tanernu
Kentucky
Resco
Mitchell
Merning
Dodge Brothers Outlook Shows Steady Growth and Confidence
The article notes continued growth for Dodge Brothers with 1924/25 optimism. It cites high production, steady dealer shipments totaling 225,185 cars with 1,130,61 passenger and 31,2443 commercial units, and rising public confidence in the car’s durability and value.
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A. Nohils
Dodge Brothers
Dodge
Beenecken
Faeta
Phxtge Brothers
Americans In Canada Invest Nearly Twenty Six Million
Americans in Canada invest nearly 26,000,800 in the Canadian auto industry with about two per cent attributed to American capital.
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Canada
More Cars Scrapped as Automobiles Go to Junk Yards
About 1,500,800 vehicles are expected to be junked as scrapped car numbers rise. Industry officials note a wave of decommissioned autos reaching junkyards and disposal facilities nationwide.
Motorists Run Rail Crossings Smoothly After Nine Month Survey
A nine months study of grade crossings reports many motorists cross railroad tracks without stopping. The survey highlights risky behavior and calls for improved caution near crossings.
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Siateen
Pedestrian Right of Way Rules Cited in New Traffic Plan
A city ordinance details pedestrian and motorist duties at street corners. Pedestrians must cross only at marked intersections and obey signals while vehicles stop for pedestrians. The measure aims to reduce accidents and improve traffic flow in urban Los Angeles.
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Carl
Perestriang
Teaftte Eign
Sural
European culture law to auto in Madison lecture
Professor Ortega of the University of Wisconsin laments a European cultural shift toward autos. He argues motoring erodes acoustic life and musical contemplation, claiming the cheaper car attracts people away from intellectual leisure and traditional arts. He singles out French and Spanish life as particularly affected.
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Madison
Wis
Europe
Godden
Jo Cirtega
Heeeis
Carern
Wisconsin
Orteva
Fragmentary Readout Sketch Highlights Road Lore and Travel
The readable text hints at open road lore and travel stories from varied pioneers. References to Spain France England and America imply cross cultural travel themes and desire for discovery amid fragmented phrases and garbled OCR.
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Bo Uscught
Bere Veen
Withir
Thurht
Vu Leadeg Perewrchenen
Court rules on a presumed in
An unnamed court in London on February 11 ruled on a case involving an unclear party and a presumed in. The decision addresses a legal question without providing full details of the participants or outcome.
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London
Terrified terrier saved from abandoned well
Spark Ping, a terrier owned by Joe Kertz of Princeton, fell into an abandoned well near his barn. Neighbors lowered a line to rescue the dog after three weeks of isolation. The animal was revived and fed every two hours for 30 years, surviving the ordeal.
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Dodge
Natural Cycles and Automobile Co
HasdBoa
Ontario
Eas Ng
Vance
Walty
Mavres Posseczes
Nichols
Dodge Beethers
Princeton
Lad
Spark Ping
Joe Kertz
Joe
Ender
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