New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 27

vyZON (G POWDER yse /ess SHCUNCS BERCULOSI Among 21 Gities Against Disase 4 Dec. 16.—The extension gaign to eradicate tuber- h the establishment of e cllnlcn fn the 21 citles Lwigowns of the State has d itself, it was asserted ephen J, Maher, Chair- te Tuberculosis Com- cording to feports re- office of the Comgission o Capitol, a total of 3666 e been geryed at the 21 the fiscal ‘year. ort clinic, which has ed twice a week by Dr. Superintendent of the um, has handled 560 ase and had been the ¢ ~maintained . by:the 1 g held only once @ week, ' * These., , 0 patients ‘each. rected by Dr. Hugh B, rintepdent of the Nor- um, The 'Waterbury eekly under the siper- Cole B. Gibson, Super- he Meriden Sanatorium, patients, and the New p; directed weekly by Dr. kwell, SBuperintendent of i State Sanatorium, has { of the other clinics Meriden, conducted r, Cole B. Gibson, 218; held - weekly by Dr. tamford, once in two Lynch, 200; Stratford, eks by Dr. Lynch, 150; monthly, by 112 Putnam, monthly. by i, 96; Plainfield, monthty §> pbell, 60; T, Stockwen 60; New Iby Dr Gibson, 64; on cul. "Dr. Stockwell { New !zn,\cn‘1 he other by adadition, & tubereul n maintained at the Now h center. While these inics ‘a®e not conducted migsion, it is certain nlnhed ,tremmenj. ave been report- or e(’ty This is indicat- stics of the New Haven assoclation that 1136 | treateil by them. Jast ye“ fiord, o clinic *has béen direct- he city dispensary by DPr. rphy, superintepdent of the §d sanatorium. , the expenses of those ained under the auspices ¢ tuberculosls conimission from the Christmas seal MahéWisaid today that health work would bed. nped, it not partially stop* ' present’’ Chrstma§ seal hould even partially fail. lon, raised - $80,047 last ugh its lpcal units and sale, hopes‘to increase ot to $100,000.f0 qarry' o in 1923, ¥y K10 GANADA Hpespiie— Lof Fxporls in 1021 Wmt fon to ‘the Northe-Jt . ¥ Went to Furope. n, Deg/%16.—Nearly halfl of corn from’ the United 21-—or 58,582,808 bushels | anada, nccordlng to' thel ment of agriéulture. ‘this corn, however, eventhal- 10 Euvropp, for . Canadian owed that only. 12,000, 000 | re imported. from this| f0F home consumption. ml corn during.each of the! months of 1922 were during any ~month of | Wi i largest fefrdign ‘market i corn - waf the Nether- 17,843,464 bushels were e fext largest markets, receipts were the United ny and Meéxjes. “for the ' first eight| ‘I year éxceeded the ex- entire year of 1921 by ishels, nc,gordlng to the Total -torn exports for 1 !174 05 \bushels. . For he of 192% exports | bushels. 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