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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1908
Page
4
The state board of health will investigate health conditions in the Yakima valley and campaign against fever causes. Typhoid and related microbes are seen as preventable through proper sanitary measures, with cost of epidemics in the county running into hundreds of thousands annually.
The Chicago health department promotes the tuberculin test for milk safety and cites Denmark as a model where tests reduce tuberculosis. Kane county dairymen are urged to accept inspections to protect children and city consumers, noting New York and Illinois lag. The piece argues better training and reporting curb infantile tuberculosis and deaths.
The North Yakima council faces a costly bind over street vacations with Congdon’s property. Past actions by a 1906 council are blamed, and condemnation may be the only way to secure a public right of way for a westward throughway.
The health officer cautions city administrations to be accountable for typhoid cases. Physicians view typhoid as preventable, with city precautions key. The piece urges public awareness, household sanitation, state inspector powers, and support for Inspectors Adams and Sheeley in closing unsanitary dairies.
Illustrated woodcraft catalog from Woodard Clarke & Co Portland Oregon featuring pyrography techniques and project ideas across 150 pages. Free copy offers insights into tools finishes and sample designs for woodworking enthusiasts.
Leo F. Zelinski of 68 Gibson Street Buffalo says he cured a severe cold sore with Bucklen’s Arica Salve. He applied it once daily for two days and all traces vanished. Sold under guarantee at C. C. Case’s drug store for 25 cents.
Naches Avenue Whist Club hostesses Mrs John M Perry and Mrs Fred Parker welcomed members with a 1 30 luncheon at 14 Eleventh Avenue North Later whist prizes awarded to Mrs Harry B Rigg first prize silver spoon and Mrs H J Rand second prize silver spoon Many guests listed including Mrs Marquis W Phillips and Mrs E J Townsend Christmas events and weddings across town with a Fraternal Order of Eagles grand ball planned and multiple church holiday programs detailed.
Constantinople reports the new constitutional government opened today with no discord. The sultan met his people openly, easing former palace-rule evils. Streets are lively and the city is brilliantly illuminated tonight.
Leading medical writers and teachers endorse Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach dyspepsia and catarrhal diseases. The preparation contains Black Cherry Bark Golden Seal and other roots, touted by professors from Jefferson Medical College University of Pennsylvania and Bennett Medical College among others. A glycerine extract ensures safety and usefulness in stomach bronchial throat and lung affections. Free booklet on the extracts from eminent authorities available by mail from Dr B V Pierce Buffalo NY.
City Treasurer Donovan called for 31000 in warrants to cover bills accrued before July 7, clearing the city’s floating indebtedness. Local bankers note a bond issue curious timing as E H Rollins Co advertised part of the North Yakima issue after initially bidding it down. The Chicago Harris firm later bought the bonds at a lower premium, suggesting Rollins paid less than the city would have.
Western Union plans to double North Yakima office capacity by adding two operators. A duplex line from Seattle to Spokane via the Southern Pacific will relay through North Yakima, enabling through traffic with minimal relays and extending late night messenger service until 1 30 AM.
Joseph Pulitzer and a party of friends arrived at Old Point Comfort aboard the Liber ty en route to Panama to investigate canal zone conditions and possible evidence for the government in the canal property purchase. The trip draws attention to President Roosevelt’s push to prosecute Pulitzer and other publishers for criminal libel over articles criticizing the administration's role in the canal deal.
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