Observations On Persistent Epidemic Influenza Voices From The Lab
Dr Summers and Dr Symmers warn the current influenza is not regular flu and may recur for years, with high fatality in some cases. They challenge bubonic plague links, noting no plague microbe detected yet and vaccine doubt. The discussion covers the disease’s unclear nature and cautions against lay explanations. Strong entities include Dr Summers, Dr Symmers, and references to Spain India Switzerland.
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Symfm
Switzerland
India
Spain
Summers
Spymmers
Red Cross drive to run December in Chester
Chester reports the death of Reginald Kahrm overseas on November 22. The town prepares for the annual Red Cross membership drive December 16 to 23, with captains and lieutenants guiding canvasses and residents invited to enroll at the Red Cross rooms. The notice also promotes gifts from Oliver I. Markham jewelers and lists local shop offerings and Sunday services at St. Luke's Episcopal Mission plus store notices for Deep River and maps.
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Chester
Reginald Kahrm
American Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Oliver I. Markham
Deep River
Eldon B. Kirtland
Mapleshade Farm
Tel
St. Luke’s Episcopal Mission
George B. Gilbert
Local notices and social updates from town scene
Community items report meetings concerts funerals and visits. Notable notes include a Washington tire engine Seerene No meeting at Prospect street engine house at 8 pm, visits by Mrs Elizabeth Clute and nephew 8 R Knox from Westbrook, Liberty chorus rehearsal Monday, Private Edward J Norman from Syracuse at Riverside Ave home, funeral services for James N Gladding at Saybrook Street at 2 pm Saturday, Mrs James Conklin back from Nuank, Private Wilson J Emmons back to Fort Terry, St Johns guild food and apron sale at Parish house Saturday Dec 14 at 3 pm, jewelry ads from Oliver I Markham Deep River, Christian Endeavor Day meeting at Baptist church, Poase 1st event at Wrights hall Center By, Private Edward Johnson returned to Arizona after a furlough, and Thelma Saturday Night featuring Charles Ray in The Family Skeleton Fox comedy with Pathe News.
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Washington Tire
Seerene No
Prospect Street
Elizabeth Clute
R. Knox
Westbrook
Liberty Chorus
Edward J. Norman
Syracuse
N. Y
Riverside Avenue
James N. Gladding
Gladding
Saybrook Street
James Conklin
Nuank
Wilson J. Emmons
Fort Terry
Railway Avenue
Ladies of
St. John’s Guild
Oliver I. Markham
Deep River
The
Christian Endeavor Ay
Baptist Church
Wright’s Hall
Centerby
Edward Johnson
Arizona
Haddam Village Notes and Movements in December
In Haddam on December 13 Mrs Harold Tracy travels to Hartford for the day. Mrs J M Ingersoll and Mrs Rus sell Jones visited the village on Wednesday. Mrs Henry D Russell, lately at P C Arnold's, leaves for East Hampton and then plans a Florida winter. Rev E E Lewis Mrs F H Arnold and Miss Lucy Hazen attended the American Board of Foreign Missions meeting in Hartford this week.
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Haddam
Harold Tracy
Hartford
J. M. Ingersoll
Russell Jones
Henry D. Russell
P. Cc. Arnold’s
East Hampton
Florida
E. E. Lewis
F. H. Arnold
Lucy Hazen
American Board of Foreign Missions
Higganum Notes and Local Visits This Week
Higganum reports a social call by Mr Caldwell on Miss Cornelia Noyes in Middletown and word that William Connors was slightly wounded on October 6. A Higganum teachers meeting was held at the school house. Mr and Mrs Ralph Thayer plan their winter trip south. The Swedish Lutherans set Sunday service at 2 30 PM in the M E church.
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Higganum
Caldwell
Cornelia Noyes de Dwyer
Middletown
Yesteray
Connors
William
Ralph Thayer
M. E
Christmas Ads and Local Notes In Ivoryton and Nearby Towns
Ivoryton and Clinton homes report flu cases as residents travel for events and jobs. Frederick Say moves family to Gilbert Comstock place Hartford. Say may join F. K. Stokes store. Comstock-Cheney hall hosts Broadway Scandal with Carmel Myers tonight. Local officials and residents face illness and heart trouble. government Christmas buying ban lifted. Automotive and jewelry ads plus Deep River store listings highlight Christmas shopping.
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Bradbury
Boston
Leslie Dickinson
Clinton
Bonnell
Portchester
N. Y
Frederick Say
Hartford
Gilbert Comstock
Say
F. K. Stokes, Inc
Comstock-Cheney Hall
Carmel Myers
Harry Rawson
Middletown
Robert Carter
George B. French
Julia A. Bull
Oliver I. Markham
Deep River
Robert E. Johnson
Lewis Hurd
Violinist Dickinson Promoted at Camp Devens
John W. Dickinson the well known violinist writes from Camp Devens that snow is a foot deep and still falling. The young musician has been promoted to sergeant since arriving four months ago and expects to stay at camp as orders from Washington keep many men detained. He will return to the New England Conservatory of Music once demobilized.
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Eldon B. Kirtland
Mapleshade Farm
Chester
Tel
John W. Dickinson
Camp
Devens
Washington
New England Conservatory of Music
He Could Pearson's Weekly Anecdote Reveals Motive
A Pearlson's Weekly snippet recalls a man who married a woman knowing he would die, so she could inherit his fortune. the exchange questions whether such love is possible and hints at a cynical motive behind the marriage.
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Pearson's Weekly
Sne
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