Work of Medical Inspectors in New York City
Leading Hygeia article by Dr. John Randolph Graham of New York City recounts humorous and insightful experiences of a medical inspector in the metropolis. The piece, titled Sidelights on the Work of Medical Inspectors, reflects on duties within the New York City Health Department and the author’s two decades in practice.
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American Medical Association
John Randolph Graham
New York City
Graham
Benereh
James R. Graham
Fian, Vate
Princeton
Rifle Honors At State Range Virginia Beach
Lieut Nelson F Richards and six soldiers from Company I 116th Virginia National Guard head to Virginia Beach for five elimination matches to select a state rifle team for the national contest. Corporal Fred Affleck Corporal Nellie and Privates Allamong Lineg and Dehaven accompany Richards. Lieutenant Lawrence Hollis from headquarters company also to form a team for the range events.
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Nelson F. Richards
Comny I
Fantry
Virginia National Guard
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Richards
Fred. Affleck
Nellie
Allamong, Lineg and Dehaven
Lawréice Hollis
Headsters Company
Policy Mysterious as Ruhr Talks Enter New Chapter
London reports from July 30 say French and Belgian ambassadors delivered their governments’ replies to Britain’s note on negotiating with Germany over the Ruhr and reparations. Baldwin and Curzon offered cautious public signals, implying no definite agreement and warning that the talks may continue. Poincare remains firm on refusing talks until Germany renounces passive Ruhr resistance and pays demands, while allied secrecy surrounds the diplomacy.
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London
Lord Curzon
Germany
Ruhr
Baldwin
Keither
Great Britain
France
Poincare
Deaf cats sense tremors through sensitive foot pads
A peculiar trait of deaf cats is their highly alert foot pads, making it hard for a heavy animal to approach without warning as the paws detect even the slightest tremor of the ground.
Vote Against Bonding State Will Be Large
Richmond July 30 One week from tomorrow voters will decide highway funding by bond issue or pay as we go. Statewide anti bond sentiment runs strong with estimates of 40 000 to 60 400 majority against bonds. Gas tax receipts rise with projected annual road funds. Crops improve with rains boosting corn tobacco and potatoes and farm labor slowly returns to work in eastern Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia
Bristol
Haynes
Hayes
Annual Lutheran Reunion Set for August 10 at Endless Caverns
The fourth annual Lutheran reunion of Valley churches will be held August 10 at Endless Caverns New Market. Rev A A Kelly Grace Church Winchester will preside. Rev Dr S S Long of Chicago is the principal speaker after a hard-won arrangement. The program includes songs prayers sermons and anthems by local choirs.
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Endless Caverns
New Market
A. A. Kelly
Grace Church
Winchester
SS. P. Long
Chicago
America
M. L. Pence
W. J. Finck
D. D
St. Matthew’s
Emmanuel
Mount Zion
S. P. Long
Oaks as street plantings favored by American Tree Association
The text notes the pin oak as a common street tree recommended by the American Tree Association in Washington. It argues the tree thrives in fair soil and responds well to pruning, allowing a small area to maintain a relatively small, manageable size.
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American Tree Association of Washington
Mrs Harding Steers National Tour Amid Family Illness
Mrs Warren G Harding travels with the president on a 60 000 mile Alaska Panama Canal Porto Rico tour. She assists in managing a large staff while her husband falls ill in a San Francisco hotel with five doctors in attendance. She bears the burden of the sick room and handles communications for the party.
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San Francisco
Warren Harding
White House
Washington
Alaska
Retaen
Panama Canal
Porto Rico
Harding
Gutenberg Bible Comes to America with Shakespeare Folio
Chicago in July reports the arrival of the Carysfort Gutenberg Bible and a Shakespeare First Folio in America. The Bible sold for 43500 dollars at London auction, with an American bidder allegedly offering 75000 soon after. John Rudin notes 41 copies exist. The First Folio, printed in 1623, has 179 known copies and marks Shakespearean tercentenary.
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Chicago
America
Earl of Carysfort
London
John Rudin
Johannes Gutenberg
Rudin
Local Social Roundup in Hogue Creek Va and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Frank Shipe and family visited Mrs Caroline Clowser and Mr and Mrs William Clowser. Cumberland Md visitors Clark Braithwaite and daughter left after two weeks with Mrs W A Hoover. Mrs Joshua Orndorff ill but improving under Dr R A Shafer care. Mrs Virginia Taylor visiting sister Mrs Emma Nail. S T Larrick ill with rheumatism. Clifton Nail moved to new bungalow. E Hook of Gore visited Orndorffs. Willing Workers class Mount Olive Sunday school festival rescheduled to August 4 in grove, proceeds for church. Mr and Mrs Scott White and daughter visited Mrs White’s parents. Freemont Sunday school picnic a success. Mount Olive Sunday school Aug 5 at 10am. preaching at 11am by Rev S R Ludwig. Everyone invited.
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Scott White
R. Ludwig
Railways Show Earning Increase
Substantial improvements in railway earnings for the six month period end, 1922, are shown by five northwestern railroads. Northern Pacific and Great Northern revenues rose near 5 million dollars, Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha up 136 428, Soo Line up 1 75 million, Wisconsin Central about 600 thousand. July reports expected to show further gains with harvest traffic boosting the year end outlook.
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Minneapolis
North Western
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago, St. Paul
Omaha
Wisconsin Central
Cleaning Trays with Lacquered Finish
Lacquered trays must not be washed with water as it ruins the shine. To remove Afy stains use Maseed or similar oil on a rag, then dust with middhings and polish with a soft cloth. An old sik handkerchief or velveteen rag may be used.
Theft notice on blue silk parasol from Emmert's store
A notice states a person who took a blue silk parasol from Emmert's store on Saturday is identified. It warns that unless the item is returned immediately, disciplinary action will follow.
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Emmert’s
City Subscribers urged to pay by July 31 for discount
The Evening Star reminds readers to pay subscriptions before July 31 to receive the month’s discount for paid in advance plans.
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the Evening Star
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Gutenberg Bible
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the Man
Hogue Creek
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