Women Endorse Health Center Plan in Michigan
About fifty mothers and baby health centers were endorsed at a July meeting called by Dr Blanche M Haines to support the Sheppard Towner bill. Representatives from seven organizations backed the plan to establish centers as demonstrations for counties and promote maternal and child health through education and advice rather than treatment. Dr R M Orlin praised the effort as a step toward lower infant mortality and Michigan's standing among states with low death rates. Organizations present included the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations, League of Women Voters, Women’s Christian Temperance Union, Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees, Ladies of the Maccabees, and Michigan Agricultural College extension department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
de. Blanche M. Haines
Bureau of Child Hygiene and Public Health Nursing
Ntatives
Health Department
Jeff Allegan
R. M. Orlin
State Fed_ eration of Women's clubs
Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Association
League of Women Voters
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees
Ladies of Maccabees
Michigan Agricultural College
Why Dry Law Has The Best of It
A Michigan Tuberculosis Association note argues the dry law aids TB fight by reducing alcohol-related care neglect. It links alcohol to weaker constitutions and higher TB risk, and credits prohibition with improved family living and lower TB deaths. Also thanks to supporters for illness and death condolences, plus a short ad and film listing.
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Literary Digest
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Alma Daily Notes Personal Visits and Local Events
Local briefs from Alma include Mr and Mrs Harry Gerber visiting Big Rapids on Sunday and Harold May appearing in Never Weak en at the Strand. Several residents travel to Detroit and Harriston Ontario while others plan trips to Mt Pleasant and Niagara Park. The Yinger Quartet to provide music at Sunday park services. vacation school outings, sales, and church events noted along with various business ads and community notices.
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Tfe
Harry Gerber
Big Rapids
We ‘Oodworth Avenue
Rey
J. M. Horton
Harriston
Ontario
Harold May
Strand
Merle Keene
Mt Measant Wednaday
Alfred T. Willet
Tthuow
Leo A. Wool
Mt. Pleasant
I. N. Allen
Detroit
DeLuxe Candy Co
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
Alma
Nick Bardaville
Merrill Renee
William Andrews
Texas
Tun
Paterson Drug Co
Yinger
St. I
A. BP. Cook
Edith
Conway
Russel Murphy
Jay Carmer
Tower Peninsula
Church
Superior Christian Church
Mias Cora Dunlap
Baptist Assembly
Kalamazoo
Wm. J. Minnis
Niagara Park
New York State
Cleveland
Smith's
Murphy
William FE. Reynolds
A. J. Archer
Dowagine
South Bend
Alma Merchants Bureau Vaudeville Delights Crowd
A free three act vaudeville entertainment Wednesday evening by the Alma Merchants Bureau drew hundreds. The bill featured acrobatic stunts singing and magic and next Wednesday promises an even better show. Strawberry ice cream special this week 40c. DeLuxe Candy Co advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLuxe Candy Co
Alma Merchants Bureau
Candy Co— i
Seek World-Wide Bird Protection Conference Formed
World bird protection advocates meet in London on June 20 to form an International Committee led by T Gilbert Pearson of the Audubon Societies. Members include Viscount Grey, M. van Tienhoven, and Delacour. Reported failures in many regions show lack of government protection and reliance on private game keepers. Stork declines noted in Holland and Africa, with birds killed by farmers and poaching cited as major threats.
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New York
Ameri
London
T. Gilbert Pearson
National Association of Audubon Societies
Viscount Grey
Fallodon
England
Minheir PG. van Tienhoven
Holland
Monster Delacour
France
Peautson
Frater
Fancland
Pearaim
Teansvaal
Africa
Harold Siegil in One Sur and Sunday and Mata Vo
Harold Siegil is connected to a short note in the Sunday Mata Vo column, details unclear from the fragment. The item appears as a brief mention rather than a full report, with no identifiable event date or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Siegil
Mata Vo
Did You Ever Stop to Think About Civic Progress
A Shawnee reader urges civic effort and business leadership to modernize the city. The note stresses action over daydreams, praising newspapers for standing with an intelligent, prosperous public while calling for partnerships in projects to boost growth and curb lagging development.
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E.R. Waite
Shawnee
Okla
Dodge Truss Vacuum Pad Claim Ad at Park House
An advertisement proclaims a rupture cure using a truss vacuum pad with no leg straps. It targets all ages and claims easy wear, painless treatment, and no operation. The notice invites readers to meet Mr. and Mrs. J. Dodge at THE PARK HOUSE in St Louis Michigan for details.
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Park House
St. Louis
Michigan
Mrs. J. Dodge
Dodge
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Money Savers
G. W. Wright
Paty
Gerhardt
George Thompson
Eleanor
Emery Wiley
Vern Wiley
Otto Wiley
Asa Wiley
Mildred Wiley
Olle
Harold Loyd
Goon Attractions
Eitine
Harold
Grace Darmond
Fabrice
Giles
Archer
Durant Automobiles
Alma, Mich
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