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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1928

Page

12

Iowa road funds show $4.4 million spent in August

The Iowa highway commission reported August expenditures totaling 4,404,854.19 across contraction maintenance and primary road funds. August receipts included gasoline and automobile taxes plus federal refunds, with balances carried into September.

Des Moines Iowa States Highway Commission J. W. Long Highway Commission Long

Home Tuberculosis Treatment Urged by Wyhenkel

Dr A M Wehenkel of Detroit urged home treatment for tuberculosis at the Mississippi Valley conference. He cited 450000 Americans with TB and only 210000 in hospitals, noting most cannot afford private care and public sanatoria bear the burden. He argued home care reduces treatment delays.

Des Moines A. M. Wyhenkel Detroit United States

Home Treatment Key to Preventing Patient Deterioration

Dr. Wehenkel stresses that delaying hospital care allows disease to progress and may lead to poverty or quack cures. He urges patient cooperation, suitable quarters, a full medical and nursing plan, home isolation, and attention to daily temperature, diet, and separate dishes as part of effective home care.

Dr. Wehenkel

Four Boys Born at Allen Memorial in Waterloo

Four baby boys were born yesterday at Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo boosting the male population. The newborns are sons of Harry H. Schulte of 408 Kingarbd avenue, Lester L. Wiese of 114 Clay street, T. W. Robinson of 612 Sumner street, and Harry Byrnes of Reinbeck, father and mother names listed.

Waterloo Allen Memorial Hospital Hospital Harry H. Schulte Kingbard Avenue Lester L. Wiese Clay Street T. W. Robinson Sumner Street Harry Byrnes Reinbeck

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