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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1912

Page

9

Typhoid Fever Discussed by Negro Doctors at Tuskegee

The fourteenth annual session of the National Medical Association opened at Tuskegee Institute with Dr. H. Floyd Gamble of Charleston as president. The morning featured President Gamble’s address and a wide discussion on typhoid fever, its treatment, prevention, and the need for education and sanitation, with participation from Drs. Atkinson Curtis Lynk and others across several states.

Tuskegee Ala National Medical Association Tuskégee Normal and Industrial Institute H. Floyd Gamble Charleston W. Va John A. Kenney National Organization Gamble A. F. Owens Tuskegee Institute Owens W. S. Thomas University of Chicago Booker T. Washington N. J. Atkinson Greenville Texas A. M. Curtis Washington, D. C W. A. Curtis Hot Springs Ark M. W. Lynk Memphis, Tenn George E. Cannon Jersey City E. A. Johnson New York City L. L. Burwell Selma B. J. Jones Danville Lynk Negro and Sanitation C. F. Wertenbaker Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Washington Congress Drs. Lynk Memphis H. C. Hale Nashville, Co

Henry Covets Speakership With Democratic Support

Washington dispatch reports Rep Robert L Henry of Texas aims for the speakership if the next House is Democratic. He counts on Woodrow Wilsons support and debate centers on other potential candidates like Henry Underwood and the mood toward Wilsons anticipated presidency.

Washington Champ Clark Robert L. Henry Texas Clark Congress Henry Gov. Wilson White House Representative Henry Committee On Rules House Woodrow Wilson Wilson Baltimore Oscar W. Underwood Alabama Underwood Dr. Wilson Teft A. Mitchelll Palmer Pennsylvania Albert S. Burleson Burleson Department of Agriculture Henry Boom

Indian-ised On Track Tragedy At Rochelle

A man on a railroad near Rochelle was killed by an express after sleeping on the tracks. The story urges prompt use of Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and colds with testimonials from J R Watts of Floydada Tex. A separate report covers Dr Golden s talk on milk and public health urging clean raw milk and eradication of tuberculosis in cattle. The session notes include meetings on surgery medicine and pharmacy and morning clinics at Institute Hospital with Dr John E Hunter and Dr A M Brown performing operations.

Rochelle Fast Express Dr. King J. R. Watts Floydada Tex Institute Hospital John E. Hunter Lexington A. M. Brown Birmingham

Prominent Role in NYPD Probe Involves Winfield Sheehan

Winfield Sheehan takes a prominent part in the investigation of the New York police department as private secretary to Police Commissioner Waldo.

PROBE Winfield Sheehan New York Police Department Waldo

Washington urges dispersed negro doctors to serve rural South

Booker T Washington told the Negro National Medical Association that many black physicians miss serving their race by staying in big cities. He urged graduates to practice in Alabama Mississippi Georgia and other Southern counties. The meeting in Tuskegee drew over 500 doctors with leaders including Dr H Floyd Gamble and others.

Tuskegee Aia Booker T Washington Negro National Medical Association Alabama Mississippi Georgia Washington L. L. Burwell Selma Ala Roman Nashville F. S. Hargrave Wilson N. C H. Floyd Gamble Charleston W. Va

Homeownership tips on weekly building page

The publication promotes owning a home and highlights that its building page every Wednesday and Sunday offers valuable suggestions related to home buying and improvement for readers seeking practical guidance.

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Mount McKinley Remains Highest Peak in North America

Washington reports Mount McKinley towers over all North American peaks at over 20 090 feet despite claims of a possible 16 439 foot Mount Steele discovered 150 miles east. Miss Dora Keen, first to ascend Mount Blackburn, describes sighting a high unknown peak along the 141st meridian near Alaska's Arctic frontier as survey parties chart the region.

Washington Mount McKinley Alaska Dora Iveen Mount Blackburn McKinsey Mount Steele McKinley Miss Keen Alasia Arctic Ocean Mount St. Elias Mount Natazhat

Common Fly Carries Hookworm Eggs, Study Finds

Dr. Lillian South, state bacteriologist, reports house flies from hookworm areas carry parasite eggs. Examined breeding sites show hundreds of eggs and larvae on flies, with hatched worms visible under a microscope. Finding seen as key in Rockefeller foundation hookworm campaign.

Bowling Green Lillian South State Board of Health Rockfeller Foundation

Six-Masted Schooner Sinks Fishing Smack

The Shenandoah of Gloucester sunk after a collision with the six-masted Addie M. Lawrence off Nantucket in dense fog. Captain Gannon and sixteen Shenandoah crew members arrived in Vineyard Haven aboard the Lawrence. The Lawrence, bound from Portland for a coal port, struck the fisherman amidships and the crew escaped in a seine boat.

Vineyard Iaven Mass Shenandoah Gloucester Addie M. Lawrence Gannon Nantucket Lawrence Fortland

Choice House for Rent Listings on Hamilton and Nearby Streets

Real estate rental page lists Choice House units at 106 S Hamilton with downstairs reception hall four rooms and baths 35 dollars and upstairs with similar layout 40 dollars. Also four cottages and a two story residence around Church Warren Spring Hill Wilkinson Jefferson Dearborn Palmetto with rents from 12 to 60 dollars and notes e.g. electric lights sewer and possession terms. No. 57 St Francis St appears under Real Estate.

S. Hamilton Street Government Street Southwest Church Warren Streets Spring Hill Avenue South College Street East Wilkinson South Charleston Street East Jefferson North Charleston West Dearborn Charleston Street South Charleston Dearborn Palmetto Jefferson Street

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