May 1925 Washington County Public Health Report
The Board of Supervisors receives Washington County Public Health Service data for May 1925. Communicable diseases show four new cases and fifteen released with one chickenpox and one mumps lingering. no deaths. Nurses made 18 home calls, 74 school visits, 14 professional visits. 800+ pupils examined, 605 inspected, 910 weighed. two dental clinics supported. sanitation involved three sewer investigations. Welfare work aided 28 families. Klaus-Haskell patients sent to University Hospital.
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Board of Supervisors of
Washington County
Public Health Service of
Washington County Hospital
University Hospital
Klaus- Haskell
W. Stewart
Communicable Diseases Report for Washington County
The public health report outlines Washington County cases of communicable diseases for the month. Four new cases were recorded, with fifteen released. pink eye affected upper grade boys with seventeen excluded from school. twenty six home visits, inspections, and professional calls occurred. Three rabid dogs were reported in Wellman and twenty residents began anti rabid treatment. Quarantines or placards included chicken pox two, mumps one, scarlet fever one. releases included chicken pox one, diphtheria five, scarlet fever nine.
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Washington County
Wellman
County Nurse's Report for C W Stewart Public Health Service
The report lists 23 school visits and 6 home visits. It notes 445 individual exams with defects found in eyes ears nose throat teeth skin glands posture and weight data including 77 underweight and 30 overweight. Also mentions assistance with swimming class examinations at the YWCA.
Laboratory Report for May 1925 by Public Health Director
Public Health Director Dr. C. W. Stewart presents a May 1925 laboratory tally. Urinalysis 47 tests with zero Diphtheria positives, zero Tuberculosis positives, two Gonorrhea positives. Water 3, miscellaneous 18, blood counts 6, blood sugar 4, blood grouping for transfusion 6. Total 119 tests.
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C. W. Stewart
Welfare Work Report May 1925 Washington County Public Health Service
Report details May 1925 welfare work by Washington County Public Health Service. Eighteen investigation visits conducted. Twenty eight families received county aid through the service. Twenty families received food and fuel assistance for those in need.
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Washington County Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Nine killed as mail train wrecks in Queensland
Brisbane reports nine deaths and forty injuries when a Brisbane to Rockhampton mail train derailed at Gympie Queensland. Other briefs note War Secretary Weeks's excellent convalescence, George Leach's third mayoral term win in Minneapolis, Richard Loeb's improved condition, eleven miners injured in Kulpmont, and Minnesota's oldest woman Mrs Louis Shelford Biquet dies at 107.
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Brisbane
Australia
Rockhampton
Gympie
Queensland
Balaton
Minn
Minnesota
Louis Shelford Biquet
Faater Theme In Film Adaptation At Fox Theatre
Hughes Cor nell novel adapted by Garrick Pictures plays at the Fox Theatre on Wednesday. Will Nigh directs First National with Claire Windsor Bert Lytell Doris Kenyon Cullen Landis J. Barney Sherry Frank Morgan Maude Turner Gordon and Jackie Ott. A married couple pursues constant pleasure while hiding a baby, until the infant's presence shifts their outlook.
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Faater
Hughes Cornell
Garrick Pictures
Fox Theatre
Will Nigh
Claire Windsor
Bert Lytell
Doris Kenyon
Cullen Landis
J. Barney Sherry
Frank Morgan
Maude Turner Gordon
Jackie Ott
State Hospital Aid Inquiries and Patient Care Notes
Three investigations were conducted into applicants for medical care at State University Hospital with recommendations issued for Klaus Haskell patients. The tally shows 11 families receive milk, 4 have rent paid, 1 receives medical care, and 1 receives hospital care.
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The
State University Hospital
Klaus-Haskell
Joe Stinson McElhinney joins Washingtons Makegood family
Joseph Stinson McElhinney is described as a multi business local figure in Washington after a varied career in pharmacy furniture and undertaking. The piece highlights his community service on the city council his hobbies including golf and his philosophy of serving neighbors from cradle to grave.
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Joe McElhinney
Madegood Family
Nebraska
Joe
College of Pharmacy At
St. Louis
Washington
Bill
Joseph Stinson McElhinnon
Joseph Stinson
Tom Brookhart
Fred Martin
Falstaff
Makegood
Des Moines Suspect Confesses in Cottage Grove Bank Robbery
Bruce Casady one of five suspects arrested by Sheriff Findley confessed yesterday in the Cottage Grove State Bank robbery case. Cedar Rapids officials exonerated Northwestern railroad of blame for the Bertram crossing accident that killed three children.
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Des Moines
Bruce Casady
Findley
Cottage Grove State Bank
Sheriff's Office
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Railroad
Bertram
Attorney General Gibson seeks advance of Stuart bank case hearing
Des Moines attorney general Gibson has framed a petition to advance the hearing of the Stuart bank case on the supreme court calendar.
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Des Moines
Gibson
Stuart Bank
Supreme Court
Treasury notes found in a train spark dozen claimants
A report notes a wad of treasury notes was found in a train at Spalding England. Sixty claimants appeared later but none provided the exact amount or correct train details.
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Treasury
Spalding
Lincolnshire
England
Joe's Golf Score Handling Stirs Town Standards
A local note warns Joe to guard his golf score records, stressing that integrity in business should extend to citizenship and avoid slips other townsmen have made with facts. The message underlines vigilance and honesty in public and private dealings.
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Joe
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Public Health
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Weeks
Minneapolis
George KE. Leach
James T. Elwell
Joliet
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Say
Shamokin
Susquehanna Collieries Company
Kulpmont
Nigh
Ant Alien
Iowa
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Washington, Iowa
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