Let Our Motto Be GOOD HEALTH by Dr Lloyd Arnold
Dr Lloyd Arnold argues that streamlined health parallels streamlined industry. He asserts public health efforts yield more efficient health than previous generations, enabling longer, more productive lives and greater work capacity.
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Lloyd Arnold
University of Ilia College of Medicine
Public health progress and the fight against disease
The text outlines 19th and 20th century public health gains, noting lower urban death rates, the roles of sanitary engineers, vital statistics, and laboratories, and efforts to eradicate diphtheria and tuberculosis with public cooperation and improved water safety, disease surveillance, and vaccination readiness.
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London
Department of Vital Statistics
St. Peter
Department of
State Department of Public Health
Locomotive Parts Arrival Prompts New Hope at Hoot Owl
Elliott awaits payment after delivering a piston head to the station and supervising veneer log loading. Brandon plots unseen moves as Limpy Holbrook converses with him, while Ben Elliott’s crew pushes toward a timely delivery to meet the local schedule. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Elliott
Hoot Owl
Blackmore
Nicholas Brandon
Holbrook
Great Center
Brandon
Don Stuart
Mr. Brandon
Mister Brandon
Ben Elliott
Able
Dana
Ben
Dawn
Ben Elliott Enters Tincup Faces Foes In Lumber Camp
Ben Elliott arrives with the ill Don Stuart in the town of Tincup where he defeats Bull Duval in a log-billing contest. Brandon pressures Stuart to leave while Elliott finds a friend in Judge Armitage. A fire traps the camp daring Elliott to save others as Baseline’s plot meets discovery.
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Diana
Tincup
George
Ben
Ben Elliott
Don Stuart
Bull Duval
Ni Brandon
Stuart
Elliott
Judge Able Armitage
Brandon
Dawn McManus
Duval
Foot Worm Disease in Deer Described
The malady called foot-worm disease is a thread-like white nematode infection of deer feet by onchocera flexuosa, sometimes 10 inches long. Parasites extend through subcutaneous tissues and may coil in surface cysts in advanced cases. Affected deer show inflamed swollen feet, are often tame, and hoofs may loosen.
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Detroit News
Americans to Restore Mayan City of Copan
The Mayan city of Copan in western Honduras will be restored to its former architectural splendor. Work starts soon, announced by Julius G. Lay. The project is led by the Carnegie Institution of Washington in cooperation with the Honduran government.
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Copan
Honduras
Guatemala
Julius G. Lay
United States
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Tegucigalpa
Literary Digest
Dr De Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ad
Ad reads a Health tonic claim promoting Dr De Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for alcohol addiction with a suggested use and benefits. The snippet shows a vintage patent medicine style endorsement likely from an old newspaper page.
Crimson Gulch Plans Response To Crime Wave
Identification asks what Crimson Gulch will do about the crime wave. Cactus Joe says they will install a deputy sheriff at the gas filling station and require photographs and fingerprints from everyone passing through to trace to Chicago's rogue's gallery.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Chicago
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