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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1929

Page

6

Area Boy Scout units to form eight county region

Representatives met in Black's tearoom to form a permanent Boy Scout organization in eight northeastern Town counties. The area, likely named Wapsipinicon, will base headquarters in Waterloo with Arthur F. Jury in general charge and monthly county visits. A regional name committee, including Dr W A Rohlf and Judge G W Wood, will finalize the designation. Watering and six other cities are represented. Oelwein and Grundy Center report readiness and fundraising, with Cedar Falls directing a new permanent committee.

Wapsipinicon Waterloo Arthure F. Jury Jury Watering A. GC Burkhart WH Littlejohn W. A. Rohlf Waverly Grundy Center Oelwein Cedar Falla W. K. Woorhles West Urtion Cresco New Hampton Ara Ww. A. Rohlf Charles Rathgaver Gelwein G. W. Wood George Felker Lincoln Neb Hoe SRO

Millions of Flu Germs in Tubes Stolen at Auto

A doctor’s car in Brook Street was robbed of tubes containing millions of influenza germs. Dr M R Brady and bacteriologist Dr W M Crofton warned that if the tubes are broken the germs could spark an influenza epidemic. The tubes were left unguarded in the auto.

London Brook Street West End M. R. Brady W. MM. Crofton

Electrically Treated Milk Aims to Kill Tuberculosis

Richmond reports an electrical method to kill tuberculosis in milk. Raw and pasteurized milk heavily infected with human and bovine TB were heated by pumping between two electrodes to 160 and 155 degrees Fahrenheit. Pigs showed no TB signs at 155 degrees or higher, but some symptoms appeared at 150 degrees. The study by G M Carpenter of Cornell University notes it requires significant coal-fueled power.

Richmond American Society of Bacteriologists G. M. Carpenter New York State Veterinary College Cornell University

Town neglects cancer victim in Connecticut town

Eliington January report warns Tolland officials of potential neglect charges if action is not taken for David Nelson Weeks a 73 year old man with advanced mouth and throat cancer living alone eight by ten feet shack with one arm neighbors and local officials describe delays in finding suitable housing while Weeks relies on charity groceries and a neighbor for transport and care

Eliington Conn Connecticut Humane Society Tolland David Nelson Weeks West Stafford John McKinstry Elington Toland Jim Mr. Neff Hartford

Algiers Plans University City Like Paris Model

Algiers begins building a "University City" modeled on Paris to aid education and growth. Officials cite plans to create integrated facilities including classrooms housing research and cultural spaces to elevate Algerian higher learning.

Algiers Paris

Dr Caldwell Three Rules for Health Fight Constipation

Dr Caldwell urges gentle treatment for constipation after 47 years in practice. He promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy that empties bowels without griping. He stresses three rules: keep the head cool, the feet warm, and the bowels open, offering a free trial bottle.

Caldwell Paige

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BOY Scout A. F West Stadard Horbonne Dr. Caldwell Mali Monticello Minoia Namo P.O Yowa Door Buster Shipley Pride Ladies’ Part Wool Union Immahoc, Cinderella Princess May Th van Dyke Fawne Regues Cc Entz Cafe Weyohay Bank Kentucky Shurers Catherine Lacauth Mohawk Michigan Lydia E. Pinkham Catherine Lamatha Eva Wood Howe South H. Street Danville
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