Annual Lawn Fete Aids Public Welfare Efforts
Members approve continuation of the annual lawn fete to raise funds for welfare work. The Auxiliary, Red Cross, city and county officials, and local clubs back efforts including health visits, injections, pensions aid, and clinic planning across the county.
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Wee
Beard
Vetter
John
Red Cross
Mattie Smith
Patwat
Rotary Club
Hethesda
Les Travers
Ausiliers
Heveile
Hace
Roth
Beards
Noenees
Benefit Affair Rake and Leased Chicken Sale Planned
The Ladies of Mt Hernon Sunday School announce a benefit event tomorrow Saturday at Leeds and Twilley Millinery Store to raise funds with a rake and chicken sale.
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Ladies of
Mt Hernon
Leeds & Twilley
McNeil Dies Sister Of Mrs Bailey In Germany Town
Misa Elizabeth McNeil of Germany town died yesterday. She was sister to Mrs Bailey and survived by two other sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held from her home tomorrow afternoon with interment to follow.
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Ies McNeil
Bailey
Misa Elizabeth McNeil
Germany
Fraidvace
Germentown
Treatment claim on early cancer and cancer death rate
An article by Biesedgeed discusses a claimed cancer therapy that allegedly prevents and cures early cancer. It notes warning signs to reduce the high death rate and cites over eighty thousand deaths yearly in the country.
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Biesedgeed
Unsafe bathing near Salisbury urged by health officials
Health authorities warn that any water within five miles of Salisbury is unsafe for swimming unless bathers take a typhoid precaution. Typhoid cases linked to local bathing prompt caution while a new pond at New York avenue remains popular with safeguards. Mill Pond area drainage includes unsanitary streams feeding into the water supply.
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Salisbury i
New York Avenue
Salisbury
Medical Society Highlight Urges Early Medical Aid
The meeting will stress the importance of early medical advice as a goal of the medical science community. Dr Themes Callen is expected to speak tonight and will discuss current thoughts from educated medical minds. Demonstrations on the topic will be presented to attendees.
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Wicemaco Medici
Callen
Bathing Season Opens Early At Salisbury Beach
The scene at Salisbury Beach draws unusually large crowds as the season opens early and the past week surpasses June averages for water bathers. Local families report comfort changes and doctors note evening discomfort but expect normal work routines to continue.
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Sallebury
Heat Wave Grips East Midwest as Snow Hits North
Two men are held in MAVENE for murder after a girl was crushed in a fatal attack. The heat wave across the east and midwest continues with forecast to persist, while snow blankets northern regions and Spain reports Madrid front line tensions.
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Tre
Willie MacFarlane
National Mine
Fonee
Spain
Madrid
President declines invitations amid calls for nationwide driver exam
Fragmentary item notes President Conridge declining honors while urging a compulsory automobile driver examination. Mentions Thomas Riley Marshall and a pool cemetery and James Witcomb in a garbled report referencing tribes, information chants, and a Washington meeting.
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Conridge
Washington
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