Yellow fever and scarlet fever naming origins
A brief note explains that yellow fever and scarlet fever earned their names from the yellow or red color of the patients’ skin, describing the visual trait as the origin of the terms.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1930
Page
2
A brief note explains that yellow fever and scarlet fever earned their names from the yellow or red color of the patients’ skin, describing the visual trait as the origin of the terms.
Handley loses 63 to 25 as Martinsburg wins the season finale in West Virginia. Martinsburg's Den leads with 14 points, followed by Garber and Sirbaugh with 11 and 10. Handley substitutes include Flickinger and Zeigler.
War Door Films, Ltd claims full film rights and will send every foot of footage from the United States to London to let the public judge fairness and rule observance. Lord Lonsdale remains cautious awaiting London input.
A modern race track stable houses 40 ventilated heated stalls with electric lights and steam heat. Colonel Edward E. Bradley owns one of the pretentious barns featuring four large bath rooms for post race grooming and horse comfort during cold weather.
Brooklyn Park aims to enlarge its 25 000 seat National League ballpark. The club often finishes mid table but has a strong local following with fans regularly turned away on Sundays and holidays.
Horton Smith breaks slump from summer play to win his 13th title since starting in tournaments 16 months ago. The victory cements his status as a winter circuit sensation.
Bobby McDonough, treated as America’s finest driver, has never won the Indianapolis race. He first raced there in 1924 and notes that luck and breaks influence success as he and Jones once did in golf. They return to Indianapolis this year seeking a breakthrough.
Waynesboro edged Charles Town 43 16 in Cumberland Valley Athletic League action. Charles Town led early but trailed 14 10 at halftime and 42 16 late as Waynesboro dominated the second half. In boxing news Primo Carnero, an Italian heavyweight, will box Chuck Wiggins in St. Louis on March 17 after seven pro bouts in the United States.
More than 450 students at Virginia Polytechnic Institute will take part in a Thursday demonstration directed by M Buford Blair. The 7 p m program in War Memorial Hall gymnasium aims for mass athletics and new stunts to engage about 1 200 spectators.
Connie Mack and the Athletics confront skepticism about a quick spring comeback after last season's dramatic south trip. The manager signals caution as expectations remain unsettled and team plans are under review.
An ad touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen joints across the body. It claims quick relief from inflammation and congestion with a pleasant counter irritant formula and money back guarantee. Baker's Drug Store is cited as a source of customer opinions.
Fragmentary lines hint at E Phillips Oppenheim and early psychology themes. The item references authors and sounds, suggesting a literary note or snippet rather than a full article.
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