Idaho’s Public Welfare Builds Health for Mothers and Babies
Idaho’s Department of Public Welfare reports progress in child hygiene and prenatal care, with 5 000 mothers and children to be examined by 1925. Since 1923, 2 054 children and 509 mothers have had thorough checks, and 764 homes visited to ensure follow up on guidance from physicians and nurses.
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States Department of Agriculture
State Departments of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
The
Grange
Li Butther
Idaho
State Department of Public Welfare
Foral
Public Welfare Office
Department of Public Welfare
Boise
Idaho League For the Conservation of Health
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Department
Grim Reaper
David Burrell
Burrell
State Board of Health
Dairy, Food, and Sanitary Inspector
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Idaho Soldiers’ Home
Idaho State Sanitarium
Nampa
Northern Idaho
Howev
Worm
Food and Sanitary Division
A. H. Wilson
C. K. Macey
RE. H. Bramhall
E. O. Leonard
Lydia Southard
State Department
Washington
United States Census Bureau
United States
Orofino
State Bureau of Supplies
State Capitol
F. W. Almond
World Iron Ore Resources In Danger
Chicago June 30 AP rust and corrosion cost the world about two and a half billion dollars yearly. W J Overbeck head of DuPont notes metal decay harms industrial goods and iron resources are exhaustible within a measurable time.
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Chicago
W. J. Overbeck
DuPont Company
Eee
Prince of Wales to seek a bride after thirtieth birthday
London rumors say the Prince of Wales will begin seeking a wife after turning thirty, prompting a flurry of social events to which he has been invited.
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London
Prince of Wales
Tremendous Drug Now Produced at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore June 30 AP Dr John J Abel a Johns Hopkins University pharmacology professor announced the production of a tartrate compound from cattle pituitary gland used in obstetrics and diabetes insipidus. One ounce could turn the water in a New York to San Francisco pipe line into pituitary extract.
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Baltimore
John J. Abel
Medical School
John Hopkins University
New York
San Francisco
Abel
Dawes and Wife Visit President in Washington
Brigadier General Charles Gates Dawes and his wife will depart Chicago for Washington to visit President Coolidge. The trip is described as lasting several days with Dawes expected to hold talks on campaign plans with the President.
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Chicago
Zion Park and Bryce Canyon Camp Accommodations
First class camp accommodations offered at Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon. Prospective visitors in 1924 are advised to give advance notice to D. B. Spencer, general passenger agent, Union Pacific System, Deseret News Building, Salt Lake City.
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Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
Spencer
Union Pacific System
Deseret News
Salt Lake City
Banquet Plates Reserved for National War Mothers
Notice invites reservations for plates at a banquet to be held at Elks Temple on July 1. Call 1505-W or 1407 at once to reserve.
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Elks Temple
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