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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
6
Dr Shirley W Wynne New York City health commissioner outlines scarlet fever risks and the promise of antitoxin and Dick test based prevention. He notes transmission through discharges and the need for cleaning contaminated items and vaccines after exposure.
A father, away at a railroad station awaiting a late train, reflects on Billy and Mabel. He resolves to treat his son with more attention, buy a mirror and a foot stool, stop scolding over table scratches, and listen fully to Billy. He plans to read the funnies with him and asks readers to write questions for personal answers.
Dr. Garry C. My Ph D argues that adolescents suffer fears as intensely as younger children and should be treated with the same reassurance. He notes peers and adults often mock fear, risking nervous disorders and shell shock in war and civilian life, urging open support rather than shaming.
The New Jersey Tuberculosis League reports 2125 new cases examined in April by chest clinics and hospitals. Fours percent were children, with more girls aged 15 to 24 than boys. Attendance was heaviest in Gloucester and Sussex counties due to special clinics. Active cases dropped by over 20 percent despite more examinations. X rays and fluoroscopes were used, along with sputum and tuberculin tests.
Matt Brush cleaned up illfona manufacturing, brushes, and a reflector and elephant on and usually refr in with thaw ee.
Organists may win four free Guilmant Organ School scholarships funded by Mr and Mrs Philip Berdlzheim er. Applications due Sept 30 with references and a doctor’s statement. exams Oct 2 at 9 am. Address Registrar Guilmant Organ School 61 Fifth Ave New York City for full details.
A Macon Telegraph note suggests Carol may not be as foolish as rumored and references a latest photograph showing him with hat in hand. The Arkansas Gazette adds a remark on redundant and tauto logical phrasing as a nuisance tax.
The Brooklyn Times argues the chief cause of unrest is people becoming materialists before they vet any material, urging scrutiny and discernment to curb social tension.
Detroit News notes a firm conclusion in recent months that the Unknown Soldier is not Smedley Butler, marking a decisive turn in the lingering wartime riddle.
Public sale of mortgaged premises in Woodbridge Township Middlesex County New Jersey. The sheriff will offer tract one from Homie Gardens plan dated 1912 and other described parcels for foreclosure on July 23 1991 at 1 PM at the Newark New Brunswick office. Bids include all rights privileges and appurtenances. ERNARD M GANNON Sheriff. Edward A Bowne Solicitor.
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