Navy seeks new recruits for Hospital Corps Reservists
Navy announces recruiting effort for civilians aged up to 50 with medical training to join Hospital Corps Reserve at all stations including Martinsburg West Virginia. About 1100 reservists will be enrolled from medical technicians pharmacists male nurses orderlies and first aid workers. Recruiters will place applicants in ratings matching training and civil life experience with active duty expected soon after enlistment. Further rating information available at recruiting offices. Evidence of professional qualifications required.
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Navy Hospital Corps
Navy Department
Martinsburg
W. Va
BF. K. O’brien
U.S. Navy
O'Brien
Naval Reserve
Tonic Tablets Claim to Rebuild Blood and Nerves
An advertisement touts a tonic for weakness and exhaustion with iron manganese phosphorus liver oil bitter extract and pepsin. It promises blood and nervous system support, mailed at cost with a mail order offer from G. Luebert Coatsville Pa.
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Luebfat
G. Luehert
P. D
Coatsville
Navy recruiting exams invite qualified enlistment
Ability and qualifications for enlistment in these ratings by pay are determined by examinations conducted by the medical officer at a main Navy recruiting station. Those interested are invited to inquire at the Navy Recruiting Station, Post Office Building, Mar.
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Navy
Postofice
Mar
Dinner for Elgin Planned May 5th
A testimonial dinner in honor of W. Lea Elgin is planned at the Emer y Son Hotel in Baltimore on May 5. About 369 of his friends are expected, with a committee in charge and invitations mailed. State dignitaries may attend and Hagerstown friends are among the expected attendees. Gas lighting using distilled coal or wood was used in Richmond in 1902.
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W. Lea Elgin
Emery Son Hotel
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Richmond
Vaccination Topic to Be Discussed by County Officials
Calfhood vaccination to control and eradicate Bangs disease will be discussed at a county meeting in the County Agent's office Friday evening. Dr. Mark Walsh the State veterinarian and Dr. O L Lockwood of the U S Bureau of Animal Husbandry will explain calfhood vaccination and its benefits to dairymen cattle breeders are urged to attend.
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Ofice
Wood
Mark Walsh
O. L. Lockwood
U. S. Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Governor To Sign Bills On Tuesday In Maryland
Governor O Conor announced plans to sign 125 to 150 measures next Tuesday after the Maryland General Assembly passed 938 bills 150 of which would repeal existing law. Fifty repealers are state wide and the Attorney General’s office is reviewing constitutionality.
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Annapolis
O'Conor
Horace Flack
Bureau of Legislative Reference
General Assembly
Attorney General's
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