The New Paradox in Medicine and Public Health Parallels
The Rockefeller Foundation hints that physicians earn only when patients heal, echoing Samuel Butler and Dr Vincent. The piece argues health is more than absence of illness, urging hygiene, education, nutrition, exercise, and social activities as a modern medical leadership frontier.
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New York Times
Rockefeller Foundation
The
Foundam
Vincent
Samuel Butler
Erewhon
Butler
Deemos
Traci
Consolidated with Morning News to Weekly News
Fragments show pricing for phone listings and periodical consolidation. Reads like a late periodical ad noting advance rates for one year three months and one month, with various price points and illegible lines.
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the Weekly Mirror
Mont
June 22 1922 AP Dispatches Featured
The item notes Associated Press exclusive republication rights and marks Thursday June 22 1922 as the date of publication. It serves as a header indicating AP credit for news dispatches in the newspaper.
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Associated Press
The Theft of the Seventh Virginia Seat
The Richmond Times Dispatch denounces the partisan seizure of the Seventh Virginia district by a Republican House. It notes John Paul will gain about 11000 in salary for no service and predicts a Democratic landslide in November to rebuke the action and defend Virginia seats in the Ninth and beyond.
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Staunton
Virginia
Congress
Richmond Times-Dispatch
John Paul
Thomas Harrison
Harrison
Paradox of Wi Fi and Public Health Careers
The Rockefeller Foundation treats the topic seriously and in its hygiene schools at Johns Hopkins and Harvard trains future administrators. The field offers high pay and an escape from crowded medical practice, as the new administration work grows in prominence.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Johns Hopkins
Harvard
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
The poem reflects on aging and indifference to baseball events while recalling many past players. The speaker contemplates time passing, watching games without passion, noting ghosts of players who shone and faded, and ultimately clings to life until the end.
Purify kidneys with Dr Carey’s PREscription No 777 tablets
Nine of ten overlook kidney and bladder cleansing needs. This advertisement urges flushing to remove toxins, claiming Dr Carey’s PRE scription No 777 tablets or liquid, available at Boyd Drug Co. and other druggists, will restore kidney function after a short course with a ten day trial and money back guarantee.
U. S. Forest Area to Be Increased
National Forest Reservation Commission approved adding about 10 000 acres to Shenandoah National Forest. Most land is in Augusta County's Buffalo Gap area with smaller portions in Page and Shenandoah counties. Tracts range 100 to 4000 acres, expanding total to 352 000 acres. Budget limits suggest only small or highly attractive larger parcels will be pursued.
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National Forest Reservation Commission
Washington
Shenandoah National Forest
Augusta County
Buffalo Gap
Page
Shenandoah
National Forest
Winchester Citizen Finds Freedom From Kidney Troubles
Winchester residents tell how Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back and kidney pain from long hours seated. Mr. J. E. Affleck of 148 Braddock Street reports steady benefit and urges others to use the same remedy priced at 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Company, Buffalo, N.Y. manufactures the pills.
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Dean
Winchester
J. E. Affleck
Braddock Sr
Doan
Shenandoah Valley League Schedule At Home Clash
Schedule of games for the Shenandoah Valley League detailing home clashes and away fixtures. Highlights a single team’s slate with dates and venues in the Shenandoah region.
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Shenandoah Valley League
Camps Open Next Month For Citizens Military Training
The War Department announces summer citizen military trainings from July 27 to August 26 at Camp M Md Fort Monroe Va Camp Humphries Va Camp Hola bird Md and Langley Field Va. About 60 000 Maryland youths examined show 526 defects per 1000. The program combines drill field maneuvers signaling and demonstrations with afternoons of supervised athletics. The government pays railroad fare clothes and meals and offers side trips. Applications go to the commanding general Third Corps Area Baltimore Md.
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War Department
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Third Corps
Camp M
Fort Monroe
Camp Humphries
Camp Holabird
Langley Field
Congress
Maryland
Baltimore
Virginia Receives 971 219 for Road Building Funds
Federal aid for road construction is extended with 190 million dollars in new appropriations. Virginia gets 971 219 while Maryland Delaware and West Virginia receive 427 086 243 750 and 534 906 respectively. Funds require state matching and are under state Highway Department control.
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Washington
Post Office
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
State
Birthday Dinner Honored Maynard Snapp at Mount Williams
N Va June 21 Mr and Mrs Burkhart attended a dinner at the home of Simon Snapp Mount Williams honoring their son Maynard Snapp. Guests included numerous relatives and neighbors from Winchester Chambersville and Fawcett Gap. Harvest activity noted as farmers in the area busy.
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N. Va
Burkhart
Simon Snapp
Mount Williams
Maynard Snapp
Henry Lamp
Minta
John Lamp
Howard Lamp
Ralph
Winchester
John
Clifton Gough
Eva May
Near
White
Godfrey
Leonard Williams
Mount ‘Williams
Elmier Bucher
Holmes and
Marvin
Fawcetta Gap
Warner Dyke
Alice Cochran
Chambersville
Snapp
Jesse J. Gcarpenter
J.B. Singhass
Rachael Carpenter
Ralph ‘Rinker
Katie Burkhart
Robert Garrett
Georgie Wisecarver
Hazel Kidwell
Mose Pitcock
Clinton Landacre
William Landacre
Fawcett Gap
Mary Cooper
Salem Newlin
Social notes of Boyce section
Bo yce Virginia June 22 Mr and Mrs F Barr of Stephens City and two granddaughters Misses Lucy Douglas and Elizabeth Drake visited Mrs Reid last Thursday Dr R Randolph and Mrs Randolph are spending time at Atlantic City Little Miss Isabelle Carper returned to aunt Mrs Fred Carper near Washington and visited Gaithersburg with sister Mozelle teaching Rev B D Chambers is in Richmond Miss Theodora Cox and Ada Belle Vowell went to Blue Ridge Maryland for ten days Mrs Marshall Willingham returned from Berryville where she had tonsils removed Miss Elizabeth Lynn and brother Robert of Roanoke visit Aunt Mrs George Garvin Miss Eveliena Eidison returned from South Carolina Miss Katharine Jones Ruth Royston Mary Smallwood and Louise Carper went to Charlottesville for a six weeks course at the university Miss Lydia Smith of Washington visiting Mrs William Heine Miss Lulie Garver Katie Hauptman and Mary Revees went to Harrisonburg for the Normal
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Richmond
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Woman's Auxiliary
Millwood
Ada Belle Vowell
Boyce
Blue Ridge
M. C
Marshall Willingham
Berryville
Elizabeth Lynn
Robert
Roanoke
George Garvin
Eveliena Eidison
South Carolina
Katharine Jones
Ruth Royston
Mary Smallwood
Louise Carper
Charlottesville
Lydia Smith
Washington
William Heine
Lulie” Garver
Katie Hauptman
Mary Revees
Harrisonburg
Closing Day of Confederate Veterans Reunion in Richmond
The 32nd annual United Confederate Veterans reunion closes in Richmond with a parade of veterans from three wars and the laying of the Matthew Fontaine Maury Monument cornerstone. General Julian S. Carr is re-elected Commander-in-chief. New Orleans chosen as reunion city for April 1923.
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United Confederate Veterans
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Julian S. Carr
Durham
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New Orleans
William J. Henry in Baltimore and Ohio rail case details
Mr William J Henry a known Baltimore and Ohio rail conductor remains at Mrs Orndorffs home after an incident involving several seated persons and his husband, with ongoing arrangements for his stay.
AFL convention adopts program centering on curb court actions
Cincinnati June 22 The American Federation of Labor convention votes overwhelmingly to adopt a program focusing on curbing court actions as part of its agenda.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Convention
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Relieve Female Troubles
Mrs Dell a Scholz of 1412 Salisbury Street St Louis Missouri reports monthly cramps backache and pain ease after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nearly fifty years. The ad touts plant based formula restoring balance and easing symptoms.
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St. Louis
Iplicla
Amua
Lydia E. Pink
Della ScHoLz
Salisbury Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Scholz
Blame Taken In Charitable Exchange
A dialogue shows Dragg acknowledging self blame and Bragg praising the charity of bearing responsibility. The exchange ends with Bragg requesting pardon and both expressing mutual respect for the gesture.
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Dragg
Bragg
Four Proposed Amendments Repealing Sherman Law Placed
A special policy committee drafted four constitutional amendments and repeal of the Sherman anti trust law along with other measures to curb courts over labor adverse decisions. The convention accepted the program without changes.
Parliament Defeats Finance Amendment in Health Insurance Bill
In London on June 22 the government faced defeat on a financial amendment to the national health insurance bill in grand committee of the House of Commons. The committee adjourned to allow reconsideration of the government's position. The Lords had defeated a Palestine mandate yesterday. Mrs. J. R. Fletcher and her daughter visited relatives and returned to Washington from Easter Street.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
J. R. Fletcher
Mrs. Brown
Easter Street
Washington
Save Gas Save Money Card Urges Conservation
The message warns coal prices rise may force higher gas costs and urges consumers to economize. It requests reporting leaks or wastage and promotes printed Save Gas Save Money cards offering tips to reduce gas use and costs.
Coke price set to rise after July 1
The notice states coke now sells at 12 cents a bushel, rising to 15 cents after July 1. Customers are urged to buy before July 1 for delivery after that date, with orders placed before July 1 accepted at 12 cents per bushel. The notice is issued by A. G. I. CO, operating W. G. & E. L. Co, and B. W. A. Ryan, Vice President.
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