Infected Rabbits Spread Disease in Virginia
Richmond reports a case of tularemia after a family cleaned a road killed rabbit found by a cat. Doctor T B Shelton diagnosed an infected finger, confirmed by Hygienic Laboratory in Washington. Health authorities warn to avoid handling or dressing rabbits without precautions.
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Richmond
T. 8
Shelton
Virginia
Washington
West
Utah
State Board of Health
Tennessee
Gloves urged for hand work to prevent skin injuries
The article notes that wearing rubber gloves is advised during certain work to avoid skin breaks. It states eastern cases have not yet been traced to insect bites.
Mickie Says 4T Dont NuNke No Ovpference
A playful or slang filled line shows Mickie insisting on no interference as storms loom. The boss appears in a light mood with a desk full of letters and a paper renewal note.
Radio expert to study noisy interference
W. N. Knott of General Electric arrived to investigate local radio interference and locate the trouble if possible. He noted no disturbance last night but will listen today and tonight to identify the roar that drowns out programs. Bernard Ney, a legal enthusiast, arranged the visit from Schenectady.
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W. N. Knott
General Electric Company
Bernard Ney
Schenectady
Game Warden Shot in Arrest on Virginia Farm
Emporia Va December 16 J J Powell 55 a Game Warden of Greensville County was shot in the abdomen while arresting a trespasser Gardner Brown 25 a Negro is held in jail after seeking treatment for gunshot wounds in his right arm He had been ordered off the farm where the killing occurred Game Warden J T Grant of the First District investigates Powell was summoned to the farm to arrest the man who hunted there without permission.
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Emporia
J. J. Powell
Greenesville
Gardner Brown
J. T. Grant
First District
Powell
Norfolk and Western Schedule Berryville Route Details
Schedule in effect 1928 lists trains to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stations. Pullman parlor car to Bristol, sleeper to Williamson and Roanoke, Shenandoah dining car, connections to Memphis special, and sleeper service to Philadelphia. Fares and reservations available from Berryville agent H. H. Burks and Roanoke general agent W. C. Saunders.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Williamson
Shenandoah
Memphis
Edints South
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
H. H. Burks
W. C. Saunders
Charles V. Vickrey Named President of Near East Group
Charles V. Vickrey, longtime general secretary of Near East Relief in America, elected president of the International Near East Association uniting 23 nations. The body sponsors Golden Rule Sunday observance on December 7 for refugee orphans in Bible Lands.
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Charles V. Vickrey
Near East Relief In
America
Vickrey
International Near East Association
Bible Lands
Relief Work Heroine Returns From Near East
Dr Mabel Elliott, five times decorated by foreign governments for Near East relief service, returns to America to aid Golden Rule Day fundraising for refugees and orphans. Her book Beginning Again at Ararat is used as a textbook in schools and colleges.
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Mabel Elliott
Near East
Florence Nightingale
America
Ararat
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