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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1920

Page

5

Uncle Sam's Vocational Training Plan for Disabled Soldiers

The Gastionnaires report about fifty Washington county veterans with disabilities can access free training through the Federal Board for Vocational Education. Eligible ex servicemen discharged since April 7 1917 may receive stipends up to 150 a month during training and free courses or a short try out to select a vocation, with placement assistance upon completion.

Washington County Lydia Eicher Migs Richer Uncle Sam Federal Board For Vocational Education Washington St. Louis United States Federal Board Sam Fed Eral Board Bureau of War Risk Insurance

Tanlac Helps Los Angeles Woman End Rheumatic Pain

Mrs Martha Asbach of 2226 Duane St Los Angeles Calif says six years of crippling rheumatic pains left her unable to climb stairs hands swollen and nightly aches vanish after taking Tanlac She sleeps through the night and resumes housework nerves steadier Sherman Bros distributes Tanlac in Washington and leading druggists carry it Advt

Tanlac Martha Asbach Duane St Los Angeles Cal Washington Sherman Bros Advt

Roosevelt road of remembrance proposed for memorial

May 11 Roosevelt road of remembrance would span ocean to ocean with memorial trees in honor of Theodore and Quentin Roosevelt. Charles Lathrop Pack of the American Forestry Association urged the project at Flushing, saying it would involve all citizens and promote forest conservation as essential to national prosperity. Italy has formulated traffic rules for aviators.

New York A_ Roosevelt Ocean Charles Lathrop Pack American Forestry Association Washington Flushing Pack Theodore Roosevelt Quentin Roosevelt United States

Oklahoma’s first health inspector targets Panama clean up

Mrs. T. H. Sturgeon, Oklahoma’s first health inspector, enforces sanitary reform in Panama by destroying hundreds of cracked dishes and burned bedding. Four hotels housing train crews received 48 hours to cleaning up or close, as she pushes a Mussolini style campaign against insanitary conditions.

Muskogee Panama T. H. Sturgeon Oklahoma

Snakes Found in Jones County Farm Roll

Peter Neyens uncovered a den of 47 snakes while plowing a Jones county farm. The snakes represented many varieties but not rattlers, ranging 16 to 20 inches. Allamakee County led state bounties with 1402 rattlesnake tails paid for 701 dollars, plus 17,128 ground hog scalps at 15 cents each. Additional payments totaled 556 for wolves 871 for foxes and 404.30 for pocket gophers. A British and French medical delegation visited Des Moines physicians to study American medical education and hospitals, including Sir Humphrey Rolleston Col H J Waring Dr Norman Walker Dr Gustav Roussy and Dr E Desmarest and Professor Agrezi.

Peter Neyens Jones County Nevens Allamakee Ahlamakee French Academy of Medicine Paris Des Moines National Board of Medical Examiners America Humphrey Davy Rolleston Col H. J. Waring London Norman Walker Edinburgh Gustav Roussy BE. E. Desmarest Agrezi University of Paris Rolleston College of Physicians of London Waring College of Surgeons of England Dr. Walker College of Physicians and Surgeons

Nurse inspection finds widespread health defects in Lucan county pupils

Miss Myrtle Dungan secures Red Cross nurse Isabel Kellman to inspect rural pupils. Preliminary findings show 70 percent with throat and tonsil defects, over 50 percent nasal obstructions, half with defective teeth, one third underfed, over 20 percent fever, plus eye and ear issues and tubercular tendencies. Parents show enthusiastic interest. nurse teaches health laws for lifelong strength.

Myrtle Dungan Lucan County Isabel Kellman Red Cross Chariton

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