Milk From Tuberculosis Cows Kills Fifteen Percent
Federal inspectors report fifteen percent of tuberculosis deaths in the District of Columbia are linked to milk from cows with the disease. They note such conditions may exist elsewhere. Advances in milk purification are showcased at Sindlinger building on Bluff Street, where daily sanitation routines and exposure to daylight are used to maintain hygiene.
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District of Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Sindlinger
Bluff St
Pasteurized Milk Promises Pure Safe Product
Consumers are assured that pasteurized milk is free of deadly germs. The purification process kills germs and removes dirt, yielding a pure nourishing product suitable for all uses.
Pasteurized Milk Promotion Sparks Health Debate
Such to pasteurized milk. Many cities compel its use. Why? Because scientists show it is absolutely pure and beneficial to the health. A majority of the infantile deaths in Iowa this summer were caused by impure milk.
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Boards of Health
Iowa
Thanksgiving Day Wedding in Orange Township
A simple wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith in Orange township united their daughter Mary Elizabeth with Herbert Allison of the same township at noon on Thanksgiving Day. Rev. Tannreuther officiated before about fifty relatives and friends. Afterward, a sumptuous dinner followed with many silver and glass gifts. The couple will reside on the Samuel Smith farm and are greeted with warm wishes from Waterloo relatives and friends.
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and Airs
Samuel Smith
Orange Township
Mary Elizabeth
Herbert Allison
Tannreuther
German Baptist Church
Minois
E. B. Stubbs
Iowa Falls
Fowler Street
J. L. Buechele
D. R. Green
Coralie Green
Jennie Adams
Logan Avenue
Bmall Company of Friends
Joseph H. Kuhns
Arthur Smith
Chicago
Waterloo
May Rowe
Mysterious fire and murder near Denova shocks Henry county
A tragedy near Denova, Henry county, reports say Charles Mabeus shot his wife after a quarrel, then burned his home and killed himself. The bodies were found charred. motive tied to family strains and troubled brothers in nearby towns. The case prompts revival plans in Dunkerton.
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Matheus
Mabeus
Mr. Mabeus
Laura Jerre
City in brief and local society notes
March wind and dust slow travel as streetcars run well. Miss Trene Duba visits Clarksville. C W Parker of Minneapolis spends Thanksgiving with the J L Cooley family in Waterloo. DLaRue's orchestra travels to Vinton for a party opening the local dancing season. Waterloo musicians are engaged for Vinton dances. Fred Chrisman, brought from West Bend Indiana, is discharged after restitution for a larceny charge. Mr and Mrs Arthur C Cole become parents to a baby girl born at 725 Fifth Street.
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C. W. Parker
Minneapolis
Waterloo
J. L. Cooley
Mulberry Street
Dlarue
Vinton
Fred Chrisman
West Bend
Arthur C. Cole
Fifth Street
March in Body to Tabernacle by Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen
The Royal Neighbors and the Modern Woodmen with wives and sweethearts will meet at the YMCA building at 7 15 Tuesday night to march in a body to the tabernacle. Seats will be reserved for them and all members are urged to attend the services.
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Tabernacle
Falls On Car Tracks At Kimball Printing Co
An incident at noon on Commercial Street near Bridge Street involved a stenographer from Kimball Printing Co who tripped and fell on the street car tracks and pavement while walking home for dinner. She escaped with injuries described as not serious and was assisted by bystanders and likely medical staff. Local authorities were notified and investigations into the accident were mentioned but details remain scant.
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Kimball Printing Co
Commercial Street
Bridge Street
Girl Helped After Close Car Encounter
An approaching car caused a brief scare as a girl stumbled and her companions quickly lifted her to safety, placing her back on her seat before continuing their journey as if nothing had happened.
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Farrington
Bluff Street
Austin
Norman Smith
fAbrs
Harry Saylor
Robert Anderson Post
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R. Hall
Huth Deneen
Lois Storm
J. W. Krapfel
John F. Mulkern
Walnut Street
Abs
Will Joslyn
Independence
R. O'Brien
That City
John Herne
E. H. McCoy
Cummings
Winnipeg
Can
Murray Club
The
Universalist Church
WN. Barr
Eleventh Street
Henrys Lewis
Osage
Kansas
Paris
Effie McCullom Jones
G. N. Cousins
Maud Hildebrand
LA Lomita Club
R. To. Russell
Independence Avenue
Ray Lewis
N. ©. Altland
Black
Chautauqua Park
Donna Beatrice Cooley
Edgar W. Cooley
M. B. Locke
Texas
Old Mexico
Finshead
Agal
Ralph Mayo
H. Dunkerton
Dunkerton
Buchanan, Syndicate Ride
E. Johnson
Hummel
Trene Duba
Clarksville
OWA State Bank
Will
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