Women Health Drive Attracts National Attention
Friday July 18 1913 note on mortality tomorrow notion and civic efforts. The article highlights a major health move led by American women to improve school health and efficiency for 20 000 000 children through teachers physicians mothers and numerous women organizations. It discusses the Buffalo Congress and aims to share research results and methods to improve school heat light ventilation sanitary conditions and overall student well being.
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America
General Federation of America
Buffalo
Buffalo Congress
Mixed WV editorials and notes from 1913 papers
A collage of opinion snippets from West Virginia newspapers includes editorials on editing standards and pardons, cautions about state governance, push for local factories and road improvements, trends on race and attire, and a misprint incident involving a pastor and a past event. Names include Mulhall, Blease, Gov ernor, Charles Brooks Smith, West Union, Ridge County Republican, Huntington Herald-Dispatch, Charleston Mail.
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Stuart. Reed
Charleston
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Eininces
Daily Telegram
Central West
Lovery Hvenius
Bundsy
Clarkabarg
A. H. Forrester
St. Swithin
Moran
Elks Home
Woman's Civic Club
Gregory
Charleston Mail
Parkersburg State Journal
Swamproot Bryan
Lobby Hunting Committee
THE
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust CO
Mulhall
Blease
Wheeling Register
Huntington Herald-Dipatel
Goffilis
Charles Brooks Smith
Preston News
West Virginia
Gagette
West Union
Bad- Ridge County
Republican
Pennsylvania
Huntington Herald-Dispatet
Marseilies
Watts-Lamberd, Co
Voiles
Batiste
Ratine
New York
Paris
Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
Suson
Copenhagen
Clarksburg
Alexander Smith & Sons
Singhan
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