Chain Armor for the Army: Typhoid Vaccine Made in Glass
In Washington the Army Medical School teams produced typhoid vaccine in small glass ampules to armor millions of soldiers. Despite glass shortages and a seventeen-person lab, output reached over 2 million doses per month by mid year, with long shifts and high heat to meet wartime demand.
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Realty Company Sells Many City Cottages
The Cont Realty Company sold ten properties in the past week including several five and four room cottages. Buyers listed include J. Evers Miss Crum Samypsen Ethan Willcox Pisazina Kand Torres and others with two lots and a five room cottage among the restrained tally.
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Oru Powudiir Wiaene
Ors Este
Lhores
Cont Trealty Company
St Jover
J. Fs. Evers
Miss Ke Crum
Elks Open First Large U S Hospital for Rebuilding Soldiers
The cornerstone of a new reconstruction hospital for maimed soldiers was laid in Boston on Parker Hill near Robert Brigham Hospital. The Elks gift, funded from a $1,000,000 war relief fund, aims to treat and rebuild wounded servicemen with modern facilities and a specialized staff led by Dr. Frederic J. Cotton.
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Boston
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Parker Hill
Robert Brigham Hospital
The
Elks War Relief Commission
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Andrey Jd. Peters
Brinici Pal
Fred Harper
Maine
Albert L. Kavanagha
Lewiston
Edward J. Gikon
Wakefield
Harry W. Galligan
Taunton
Southwestern Mlssachusetts
M. Henry Krystal
Leominster
Westernachusetts
Carlton A. Newtor Over
New Hampshire
W. A. Bray
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Edward C. Bennett
Ben
Edward Rightur
New
Elks Reconstruction
Scieice
Amersieq
Jardy
Frederic J. Cotton
War Department
Hydrotherapeutic Department
New Port Jefferson Undertaker Office Aims Modern Facade
Porter Loring funer al director unveils a new Jefferson Street building with white stucco and gray interior two shade scheme. Chapel opens to the drive to ease traffic while a guest room serves visiting out of town clients. Albert Barnard oversees decor and Alice Ayrea is the architect.
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Jefferson Street
Traovis
Albert Barnard
Alice B. Ayrea
Weekly Trade Conditions Report Highlights War Impact
Dan's Weekly review notes major fundamental changes in both domestic and foreign commerce with ongoing market hesitancy. Private interests and government officials cooperate to ease economic adjustments amid wartime restrictions, while weekly bank clearings reach 6.123 billion dollars.
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New York
Dan
Camera Man Captures War Pictures Amid Action
The officer photographer Second Lieutenant A Console, wounded a leg by shell blast, has long risked life to photograph battlefronts. He joined after commission and sent daily images from France. many works appear in the Grafton Galleries exhibit.
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London
A. Console
Belgium
Antwerp
Console
France
Grafton Galleries
Texas League of Municipalities Meets in San Antonio
The sixth annual Texas League of Municipalities convention will be held in San Antonio on June 19 and 20 at Temple Gethsemane. Sessions cover public health, street work, mosquito control, street cleaning, plumbing ordinances, and organization of health departments with leaders from Houston Crockett Austin and broader state agencies. An automobile trip of city parks and army camps closes with an informal reception.
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Eleanor Brackenridge
E. &. Sands
Houston
A. D. Duck
Greenville
T. W. Ray
State
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
W. M. Shiers
Texas
H. G. James
University of Texas
O. J. &. Ellingson
Sherman
Willam A. Black
Single Tax League of Texas
James WL. L. Wells Jr
San Angelo
O. J. S&s Elllingson
J. LE. Allison
St. Louis
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Hemp Abney
C. T. Gray
Texas City
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Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
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J. W. Hoopes
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
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Council of Defense
George J. Avoderson
War Department Contiss
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Washington, DC
H. GC. Gardner
U.S. PL. S
J. E.surratt
Chamber of Commerce
Shermah. A
Texas League of Municipalities
Temple Geth
S O'Elock
League Iron
G. ¥. Badger
San
Texas Public Health Association
Austin
Ellingson
City Moneyer
J. Harry Painter
Crockett
Organization of Health Departments
Charles Saville
State Council of Defense
Dee W. GB
Cole Hing
Peace Health League Proposed in London by Olga Nethersale
Olga Nethersale unveils a plan to found a Peace League of Health in London. The group would push education, housing, maternity, child welfare, tuberculosis early treatment, and compulsory health fitness evidence for workers aged fourteen to eighteen. It seeks legislative change and a mass meeting to explain its objects.
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London
Joneiss Olga Nethersale
Atraca
Hucy
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Ha. Toma
Ministry of Health
League Iyi
Giant freshwater eel nets two-foot diameter catch at Dunkirk
Frank Richardson reeled in a massive four foot two inch eel off the Dunkirk breakwater while fishing Lake Erie. The creature, first of its species in years, nearly toppled him from the breakwater and measured a four foot two inch length with a wide girth.
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Dunkirk
N.Y
Frank Richardson
Herv
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Texas Honey Producers meet at College Station
The Texas Honey Producers section of the Farmers Congress will convene July 29 at 9 AM in College Station with E G LeStourgeon of San Antonio presiding. Over three days delegate numbers are rising, and programs cover beginner methods, queen rearing, foul brood control, shipping, and marketing.
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San Antoni
College Station
Tex
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Rio Hondo
A. M. Hasslbauer
San Antonio
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Milano
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Batesville
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Barnum
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Gauze
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Wharton
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Lancaster
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Elmendorf
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Gause
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Goliad
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Buffalo
Lous H. Sehel
New Braunfels
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Waxahachie
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Marlin
W. Jezek
Beeville
W. H. Laws
B. Ault
Calallen
1K. G. LeStour
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W. EB. Jackson
Dr. Legear
Waco
Jd. W. Griffin
Troy
Henry Jones
Oakville
Lois Riediger
la Coste
A. Be, Saathoff
D'Han
A. MM. Hassbauer
Bouwmont
A. Tayna Stephenson
Brownsville
Ray S. Weaver
Navarota
J. G. Morgan
Loremi
Br. Jones
Winters
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