Finger Prints Solve Double Killing in New Jersey Case
New Jersey officials say confessions from New York inmates link Lamble and Perchanda to the 1918 murder of Edith Janney and Kopfer in Rahway. The two victims were found murdered on August 21, 1918 near a road. Authorities claim fingerprints on Kupfer’s car match Lamble and Perchanda. Extradition papers are being prepared to bring the convicts to New Jersey for trial.
Public Attitude Toward Tuberculosis Urged For Health Campaign
A State Tuberculosis Sanatorium bulletin stresses that tuberculosis infection begins mainly in childhood and urges public intel ligence and active health work with children. It calls for control of coughing sneezing and spitting and proper supervision of milk production to reduce infection and long term harm.
Tuberculosis Prevention Through School Hygiene and Public Attitudes
A historical discussion links a child's education in dental hygiene posture and rest to tuberculous disease elimination. It argues public attitudes toward sputum disposal and care affect spread, noting many with TB conceal illness to avoid stigma while careless behavior spreads germs.
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