Tuberculosis Threat Remains Despite Death Rate Drop
The Chaser notes that half a million people are ill with TB and 85,000 die yearly in the United States while death rates fall overall. It warns that TB still targets ages 15 to 45 and 20 to 40, infects millions of children, and strains sanatoria and clinics as public health funding faces retrenchment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
United States
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Texas
Affiliated
Tuberculosis Association
RU NO MA prescription claims pain relief and safety
Suffering readers are urged that RU NO MA dissolves poisons and dissolves toxins from the system as joints and nerves relax. The ad claims rapid, thorough action with no opiates or narcotics and invites buyers to ask druggists for the product and read the box guarantee.
Citric Acid Mixed With Milk Aids Digestion
A historical note states that treating or mixing fresh milk with citric acid eases digestion. Research on stomach ulcers shows milk curd becomes softer when combined with citrus juices rich in citric acid and vitamin C. Texas or California oranges mixed with milk at three parts to one yield a three percent citric acid solution without curdling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Texas
Bananas Exported From French West Indies Reach 2275 Tons
The report notes that bananas shipped from the French West Indies in the first eight months of the year totaled 2 275 tons. The figure reflects steady export activity and provides a basis for comparing with previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French West Indies
Beer Return to Texas Hinges on Federal Legalization
An analysis notes Texas remains dry under 1919 constitutional amendment and the Dean act. If Congress legalizes beer, Texas could amend the Dean act to permit beer, requiring simple majorities in the Legislature and no popular vote, though constitutional challenges loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Congress
National Congress
Washington
Dean
S. W. Dean
Huntsville
Walker County
Sion
Austin
Senate
House of Representatives
State Supreme Court
Houston
Local Social Roundup of Weekend Visits in Orangeville
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the Orangeville area with family and friend gatherings. Miss Lorie Browning and Miss Elizabeth Stroud hosted and visited. teachers presented a Thanksgiving program at the Baptist Church. several locals returned from out of town engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Miller
Marie
Lois Wilder
A. C. Rushing
Sam Donihoe
Jeff Richey
Lorie Browning
Elizabeth Stroud
Clinton Jones
Homer Hall
Lucian Jones
Lillian Stroud
Misses Hall
the Baptist Church
Carl Burchfield
Benton Bowen
Paul Bowen
Janie Byars
Blue Ridge
Nell Brown
Faye Holt
Raymond Brown
West Texas
Claude Donihoo
Trenton
Vaden Bush
Near Whitewright
Sam Donihoo
Woodrow Bowen
Medlintown
Watt Ownby
G. C. Brown
R. E. Pierce
Bowen
Ruby Joe West
Luna Mae Garner
Thelma Rushing
Gladys
Edna Earl Taylor
Pauline
Lillian
Claudie Mayes
Buster Rushing
Earl West
Hancock
Frank Holt
Pink Lisby
Lawrence Burden
Mary
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Boosts Child Health in Illinois Record
Dr W B Caldwell reports over three thousand births in fifty years with no maternal or infant loss. The Syrup Pepsin preparation blends pure pepsin, active senna and herbs to aid stomach liver and bowels. It is marketed as gentle yet effective for constipation and overall energy in children and adults.
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Pratt County
W. B. Caldwell
Illinois
Dr. Caldwell
Jefferson Dead Exceeds Living at Oakwood Cemetery
The 1845 town of Jefferson shows six times as many buried residents as living. At Oakwood Cemetery, about 9,000 citizens have been buried since 1870 with 14,000 total graves. Notables include Charles Culberson and William B. Ochiltree. 51 Union and Confederate soldiers lie there. The grounds face neglect as relatives move away. England's exports of canned vegetables and berries grow.
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Jefferson
Oakwood Cemetery
Frank Schneers
Schneers
Oakwood
Charles Culberson
William B. Ochiltree
Republic of Texas
Diamond Bess
Unity and Fraternity as Foundations of Civilization
A reflective piece by J. S. Peacock argues unity and fraternal spirit sustain governments churches and homes. The essay uses natural imagery of oaks and vines to illustrate how cooperative bonds create harmony and societal strength.
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J. S. Peacock
Learns To Talk Again After An Accident
Kansas City Kansas five year old Charles Hill Jr. woke from a 35 day unconscious spell after being struck by a car and is now learning to speak anew under medical care.
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Kansas City
Kan
Charles Hill Jr
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Dyer & Jones
Whitewright
Orangeville News
England
Unity and Fraternity
S. H. Montgomery Insurance
First National Bank
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