Training Bulletin for Nurses and Staff
A Board of Health bulletin addressed to nurses and staff warns about safety on trains, theaters, stores, and elevators. It emphasizes fresh air, ventilation, avoiding sudden temperature changes, and calm practice of basic hygiene and first aid while maintaining quiet conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wngas Board of Health
Sro
Men of Mettle Hair Sample At Lamar Barbershop
The article notes Edward A. Kine shed from literary circles and the Lock of the Month club intends to select five competent eties to pick one author. Members paying dues will gather with read pipes inviting the chosen author to tea. A whisker preserved on display at a barber shop, tied to George the mail carrier, is described with odd details and a 33 figure lingering in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Kine
Alice
Lamar
Democrat
Acher Haddock
George
Rich Hoosier Recital of a Washington Birthday Party
Cohen recalls an interview claiming Houser inherited eight thousand dollars and spent freely, with reporters shown a thousand dollar bill to prove expense. He describes press attention, society interest, and invitations from an officer’s wife for her daughter Clara’s eighteenth birthday party on the forthcoming Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Houser
Asf Inderd
Lin
Washington
Missouri
Clara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twinlen
Ploran
Azy
Colonel Dick Maple
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Herriman
Whalder
Bow
Maingrove
LucaRy
Tillie the Toiler
MR. Whipple
Tom Avery
Tom
OM Avery
Rais
the Nebbs
Hwan Oor
Rockney Flint
AL Ath
Polly
Little - Arar
Mell Bvn
By Sol Hess
Poltha, Main
Chicago
Mare Srumde
Baltimore
Readea
By Cliff Sterrett
Bia
Jit Jimmy
Swinnerton
Hee Gom
Ans
Barney
Bedolta
DeBeck
Eli Hawker
MR. Goosleaig
Foley
King Festures
Beltatn
Eul
George McManus
Toatout
Cocontoy
Gail
Maggie
Firen
Mim