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Thursday's Best Features
State Health Depart-
ment Issues State-
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tlzlt ’ ’It i h Wsutworlh.
iary 21. and another CIlIIt ante down not; {. Myra?“ States mm,
10.: It i'. M.—‘l‘ho Roman s Orchestra.
'jMarch 17. Thus it appears that the
«two children were likely infected by
11.05 1'. hi.-—J. Green‘s~ mhestra.
wuss. NEW “ill—610.0
(Eastern Daylight‘Bavlng Tine)
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phOId CO es 0 ' 7:00 p. M.~—Mldwoek church
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t'l‘yphold Comes From." has just been 13;ng In ligfi't....‘l..-‘.,"i’)'.fim 0W
tissued by the Slate Health Depai't- “'0 1",” ‘,“_’“,"" up" 0 h”. in.
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’: "A Connecticut woman came down 1“,; i, gjjég’jgfi, Qggd’doglgwf:
“with t hold fever-Januar 15 of the 0:01) . .— eyer avia r a .
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. l.-—Conceri Program.
1§I§§I$Pol10uan recital.
‘ Ttheir association with another 1111- 3233 ih.’ 1:-Ré‘;.'°ni’:‘s‘?.°‘a.m. 10:00 9. u—mnn ln- nu. W Hui $02!)! "‘31:“,
" _ , .. 7:15 P. M.—-Sl_lld10 ’ tuna ' m'm . . . w— '
.tient .and so are what we call con- 9:31; p, M.—-1’icc|dllly in. w; “Hammaw I In! I'l’l‘hSG-MO-O‘I
Luci." cases. ' waxy. NEW Y uu 3; , u.-—-Dotmit Iyuphoor ail-tn ma 1'. .—1.avaoo a . organic
8:00 p. it .omimm. up. mu, wan—sue A? mum pried-330‘
5’ «Another young Connecticut wo- 13333 g. fl.:§:num$:gw' gem“... mm P. u.—stailer 0mm . rg . “:49“ in guci s r
éiiian came down with typhoid fever ' 'yg-‘én, E‘m‘fiy—“T' W_fi'u" ”am 113 g. IL—lel‘ Four Orchuifl
«Februar 12. Si e was c e f . 6:15 P- .—" ° . "- . .v‘iltudio
“(home byyher mother and Ibedmglhz: 7‘16.%MA;3LXEIE§E$:IT ' w w 00.: fl?“ "”5 ”'“m' (”WW Stud?” Time)
- Ecame down with typhoid fever on 5:33“). 'M.——Billy Rocap'a port “in. 7.ooilISO'i~.“u".9mi'-'u 11:111.”. “)0 ’01.ch 113.1%“3533
February 2:3. The mother was car- ‘ $33 I; ill-:gangos‘. langolagamt. WIN. CINGNNA‘fl—lm - - “M. until—MA .
(fed for by another daughter. who 3215 r: lib-52 esle earn. organist. 17500;.§.:Vto§::l’t‘lugrchmnw 338 r. airwfis.’ 3.21;?“
‘3‘. fizzame down with typhoid fcvkcr March 915 f,“ agg'k$waflh;ku_ 133: p: 31-13.11.131; will wean. ‘ P‘ l— __ '
g: _ l o.‘ The husband of the second 10305 p: tug—Amman: Omhaalra. in (guinea pan! ulna—«u “a. '
Ifdaughter also came down with ty- 111051”; l—Cflmm“ ”All“ KW“- - goo E. mm 0m (Pw&mmg;mrfianmo -
Sphold fever March 25. This makes 6-00 glrh.:nv%tnhfi%mdm :35“ p: “3.1., V“ imam. g. F u..’.~rneed to Ban." “ -
Ilfour cases of typhoid fever in one 9231) p: Mrufl'llly Boeap'a eport talk. ”:3 '1: iii-“‘1'“ fiu‘fim .5 l" §-:§ggp'lmhfl?§ffih:¢s 3
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f Senses. also p. M.——-()m‘.e vessella‘a Band. ma, memo—«u $151“ flaunts gills—406.!
V 1‘ “Other members of the, same form ”~00 1’; “’4‘" Hour ”w" Pineal. 13% ;' *Z%“€mnfnf.m $5“ ' fi’__3¢£fl:’"‘m.m 235.
:fly lived in the home with those who 7:30 lin-ifllflfiffighfl' 13m ‘2 ill—The Ginger our. {0200 $2 li—illckmln'l brchealra.
_. ‘fiwere ill but did not take care of erl'nuutDmnuv-SN-fl nw.cmcaoo;:su . _ H mwyggb‘fiu'l
”hem' I“ m“ ”‘9" d“ “0‘ 5° I" the ‘ 6“” I" M"'”’"”"“ mmlio‘iliwidrciu 35” g' N—aililcfi'dlnm Instr. 3100 ia' ii.—schueeri cumin
‘ fpnrt of the house occupied by the moonwalgfifij—gggmgu 1.3 ' 7:33 P'. iii—s in :Good audios. 9533 P: ll.—0nicliaring Hall Concert
‘ jpatlents and did not handle the "allig'l‘zl-cfillr-Wllltniu Penn mhenra. 18533 f, :ZI..£:::¥M’w%i.-. . imulflmafgacfggrm ‘
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‘tlie sick room. They did not be- hgjomi'oo'p, "._rmgramdmm wnr. 6:02 .N.—Alnuhuu monlflm‘rg‘al. 750 113%; .l 2&3;le
«(come ill. Only those who took care ‘ Knit/i, EAST PIMIUBGl—SMJ 3.30 g“ aljpz'kazffidmw 9“,... 18383. (gt—Jo. trian- Orcheetrl.
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contat't infection is vithm‘ to “void 10:55 OI’M.-n—rdinfi'uiéfnuu;wlgalwl . m. mice P. M.—-’1‘ha .im scanner. 10:00 P. l.—xanin'u Oren-in.
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wtaklng elite of typhoid patltnts or “dine. ALTOONA TRIBUNE—317.! azm-lzzo‘drfishmulu Program. mu“ slum OIA‘I'IONI:
use such precautions while caring
"for them as not to become infected.
ill the patients themselves are sent
Sto a hospital. members of their fant-
If‘ilies are no longer exposed to iii-
.”fection. ,
"But contact with other persons
.who hare. typhoid fever accounts for
,only a. few of the total number of
lenses of this disease. Some may get
"the germs of the disease in milk.
:0ccaslonally a person may become
jinfected by drinking impure water.
and, in a few cases. it is possible to
gattrlbuto the infection to association
:with carriers. but in the great ma-
:jority of cases. more than two-thirds
of them in fact. it is not possible to
.. definitely locate the source of in-
,fection unless more intensive work
is done to seek the unknown carrier
. or source of infection.
"Since we know that in all cases
wof typhoid fever the germs come
either from some other case. or from
a. carrier. and since we can exclude
. another case in most instances. we
know that carriers are responsible
[for most cases of the disease. A
.search for the soruce of infection
L‘ therefore. should be a. search for ”IQ
carrier. A carrier is a person who
'9 :harbors the germs and discharges
’them from his body without. him-
;self becoming til. it is estimated
1 ’that at the lowest two or three per
.. ban of all persons who have ty~
:phod fever remain carriers for an
;indefinite period.
.gDAWES ENIOYS ‘
FIRST VACATION
., IN TWO YEARS
”.00 Mldlill‘llt—HIDD’ Hour.
th1' st‘nnunchDY—mon
0:00 P. NL—Marteta. news baseball.
' 6:3” l'. M.——Ten 1!: ch Orchestra.
7:30 1‘. M.—Buebal: Book chat.
BORGLUNI MAY
FACE TANGLE
IN CAROLINA
>111.
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. 7.50 P. M.-—,WGY Orchestra. .._..
' the gift. said it represented the real
..Vice President in COI-
Orado Rockies Seven
Miles From Railroad
——Fishing
‘ WAGON VVHEEI. GAP.
wJuly 30.—(AI’). SC\l‘IllCBll
:from the nearest town and seven
vmliea from a. railroad. \‘ice Presl-
- :dent Dawes is enjoying his first va- ‘
' 'antion in two years.
' Here in the heart of the Colorado
L'Rockies. as the guest at the camp of
ZColonel A. E. lluniphrics. the vice
lpresldent is spending his time fish-
Ling for mountain trout in the nearby
.‘Jnkes and streams. He set out on a
iiisli'nv trip on his arrival. despite 21
Zinc" rain and came in with an
”even dozen rainbow and native
trout. the record catch of the day.
2 dilr. Dawes. after landing tire
:Tuesday. hooked his finger and had
v :to drive seventeen miles to Greed to
:have the hook removed by a. doctor.
His was out casting again in the
afternoon.
I. f; Accompanying the Vice President
‘ {are Mrs. Dawes. their children.
3131!“. and Virginia; his secretary. E.
“- :Bunosa Bartley: his slste. Mrs.
.;~ 3H1")? B. Hoyt and son of Jackson-
»' :ville. Florida: his brother. chan
‘ It}. Dawes. and wife of Columbus.
501110. and former Senator Charles
“S. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas of
nver. '
Colo..
miles
RALEIGH, NLC” July 80.-—Chim-
ncy Rock Mountain in western North
Carolina is to be the scene of Gut-
zon norgium's next monumental
task in sculpture. ‘
Two ideas are pressing themselves
upon him as suitable subjects for his
art.
eracy along the lines of the one he
started on Stone Mountain. (111.. and
Q
, . iABSOLUTE RELIEF
gFROM INDIGESTION
A" An absolute and guaranteed re-
ief la now available to all sufferers
- "lrom' indigestion. dyspepsia, flatu-
'-ence, gas and other stomach disor-
. ers.
"' - ‘. ABSO-DXGEST is an nppetlzlng.
leer red liquor—a real health-
uilding tonic. a. wonderful aid to
l . digestion. Try it today and you will
.30 recommend it to your friends to-
‘2 more".
‘ :80” by Simeon-Powell Corp. in
.' Bo. Norwalk and Dal-ten: McNtrn-
V ol’a Drug Co.. Inc. in Norwalk and Ct‘ngjlncu last year. The greatest
Gilbert's Phannacy in Noroton.‘ increases in shipments '1'"; to
M1. ‘ ' - ' ' Cuba. Spain. Italy 9;} gimp];
the memorial.
the sheer cliff of stone that is Chim-
ney Rock. is to memorialize Wood-
row \Vilson. ,
Should Borglum. however. heed
that he go ahead with his original
design as started at Stone‘Mountqln.
0a.. it will probably mean a bitter
ing the Chimney Rock memorial and
those behind. the original plan.
MOTOR‘ EXPORTS GAIN.
Motor exports from the United
Stat-s have increased over 50 per
w. . '0: "1.9131” ‘11":
u.;
.l;.'....-.- ... ..». .w.
' >1 ‘1. “by if"
North Carolinans have invited 11HK
to carve a. memorial to the Confed-
from which task he resigned after
various clashes with the backers of
Borglum'a own idea for theme. of
the pleas of the North Carolinana
legal fight between the men sponsor-
(Central Standard Time)
enammxmno—oum '
-—Iutl.e to
: . . I rise.
310% F. IL-Jl‘eio and soloists.
Canadian Girls LikC’
Canadian Men. Best
PARIS. July Sit—(AP). Time was
when the girls of Canada. idealized
I‘Ziironcnn men. but now they are
satisfied that the boys‘ot Canada. are
hotter than the best Europe has to
Oflt‘l‘. So my tlic‘180 Canadian girl
st'udents who are in Paris under the
unsplccs or the Overseas Education
League. The young wenicn werc'cn-
tertulncd inst night as special guests
at a’grand ball in the palatial for-
nicr residue of Solomon Rothschild.
now used by the Rothschild lh‘oundav
tlon.
GIVES PICTURE
Yorktown battlefield
no wear rwx. am. wsui. wot
'aso' m i:
, rcr cum. cane. cnai
can. cuss. ..
on ltatloa lumen“ racer" rig!
use and: programs at their discretion.
Duke Of York Will
Not Visit Virginia
LONDON. July 30.n(AP). It is
understood in official circles that ni-
though the Duke of York. younger
brother of the Prince of Wales. hat:
accepted the honorary presidency of
tho World Forum of Freedom at
Yorktown Virginia. ho is not expec-
ted to visit Yorktown next your as
New York dispatches have stated he
would do.
(Recently it was nnnounced in
New York that tho World Forum
ixpcctcd the. Duke. to Halt. Yorktown
next year. The purpose of the I“0l‘lllll
is to restore and perpetuate the
“here mu
Cornwallis surrendered.)
OF Ii. S. JURIST
TO GRAY’S INN
LONDON. July 30.—-(AP). In the
ancient hall of Gray's inn. Justice
Edward R. Finch or New York. pre-
sented Tuesday to the Council of
Legal Education, in behalf of the
Law School of Columbia University.
a. copy of the only existing portrait
of Chancellor Kent. Justice Finch in
his speech dwelt upon Kent’s car-
eer and his influence on American
jurisprudence.
Lord Justice Atkin. acknowledging
warmth of feeling existing between
the donors and recipients.
(James Kent. noted American
jurist. held the office of Chief Jus-
tice of New York in 1804 and Chen-
cellor 0‘ Judge 01' the court of
Chancer in 1814. His decisions are
still cited in law cases. but he is best
known for his “commentaries on
American law." published from 1826
to 1830. He died in 1847 and was
elected to the American Hall of
Fame in 1900.)
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CHOONAN. TRAVELS FIRST CLASS
" - .THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925.7
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BELGIAN MISSION STAPTS.‘ lllt‘l‘ Premier Theunla ninl iur
liitUHHlalfi. JUIY 30- (Al.)-——lhe Cartier (It! Murehienne. nut-tun A
mission to Washington to discuss iiOl- hnnsador in um llnltml Stalin, he
United States
1101110111 ni‘ Belgium‘s debt to the .1“, ticlt~gntloiL
lctt
t‘llt-rlmurg to still for Now York on
the steamer (‘ilyinplc
yesterday for
"Advertise
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today. For-
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valued at $10,000. arrliex in this country. on his way to his owner,
.‘irs. Earl Hoover, of Chicago.
NUN 70 GETS .1. ll.
NE\\’ ORLEANS. July 30 (AP).—
A sevt‘ltty-ycur-old nun. \\ ho rec iv.
nd her early education in n. day when
women seldom added letters after
their mm *a. was :iméng 4': students
on whom lt‘grees were conferred at
Loyola University yesterday.
Sister Mary of St. Cyphrlun. a nu-
tive of this city, after four years of
study. is to receive the degree of
bachelor of arts.
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