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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1911)
X m u li« * r f> single motion is one motion is character des píete, átraight-line, key-for-every ster keyboard of the 41 ■* • « sy action light running A/J 1 1 1V1OQC1 Since the now gvnernlly accept ed theory that the genu» «»I ma la ria aaa conveyed to human anb- jects by mosquitoes << a parti«- ular geuua wsa first advanced there hare been occasional R porta of the appearance of the dis order * here no representative of that group Of inaecta could be Printer— WUtia Dwaiway. Salem, ne» General— A. M . Ciaw focl, hnpa, the victims m ayhare caught, $ the disease while away tram home. S till other explanations ? may be anggeated without upset £ tmg tbe theory juat mentioned. ? It appears, however, that once in o Joint ^Representative tor Coos and awhile the mystery in accounted £ for by imperfect observations.;«. Carry-—rL P. Psirce. - Judge, id Judicial D istrict—J. W. The mischief maker is there, but f iaaotdeier ted. An interest mg and « Hamilton. ltn aa haix- Prjancnfing Attorney. Id Judndal Dis aigidhoant ooafeeaioa in made in - the Journal of Hygiene by U r. $ John Cropper. He says that ia • previous arti 2 ale he s ta te d that, though be bad s Raided ia Acre, Palestine, be had § never been able to find a aiugb- g Anopheles. Hecently, however, ’ ? hia successor, Ur. Oooid, haying ... under hia c u r two native boys £ w ith malaria, found Anopbelea ia ;J their room. i t is uncertain where ;J they w u r brad, but the previous!; 1 winter wan exceptionally wet, the ■ water coming to within half a mile ;«! of the town, where malaria la com J paratively r a n , though nwnmou ; [ enough n mile away. A t Hhefa ; | Aasr, three hours from A c r . j UI- aatedoa low chalk hills which rise t well above the plain and are r - mote ■ from running water, two : [ English women had malaria, and [ though no adsit Anopheles were_j found, tbs.larvae were dincovered The Burrow Clevis Always Slays “l’ut” The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE The New Idea W< man’s Magazine B O TH ONE Y E A R FO R 01 7 6 . T a w l * t — I— * 11‘ «“ v1* " U a u au ttu nerv and Household Euui«xnf. I t averages I month. We off«* you ih w in t n a t least tXUP | home reading h-r an a ld itiu a a l oust <‘f only íó n a BLACK- DRAUGHT STOCK ««I POULTRY number of the patients, m alaria is very infrequent, it la, naverthe lean, quite well known in the town, and among tbe English women at the m ao»«», a few yards away, a few earn • have «w-rnrrrd. W ithin four hours of Xahioua is the Jordan valley, so ¡ortons for its unlM-'.lthfu'iirsa, and within nine hours is le-iaau. than which few places are more unhealthy. Prom both of tbene localities pa tients and rialtora come to Xa- btoua, and lhaa tbe stock of mala rial parasites, which otherwise would boj-orrte eshanated, la re- newed. Ho it ia probably with moat, if n o ta li t he p la c es in th * tropica which am not essentially malarious; that ia, where the An ophelea does not occur abund autly. H T. STEWART Editor anti Publisher M a il» » « « Permaaeat aa the kills, bat tan he removed la a ereoad of time. The ealy Clevis bow sa the market that T a rtu f e e r . r iö fr in a c A t w r - .- »tr r t r y t h U h 'ba* la A m e ric a «he !» « - p it *ha«r a s sd m n ced hBawbn>*a »f e hig h • tjd « »l »». w h ich a r i g l i k t n e l t a b l e w a ,. , b e s a ita a . 1 ... — m e «4 being ia s y m p a th y W iik th e A r m enian« A f t e r p u tt >.<-»«« i p i ’» «t-, th e y had ««.n-.e m e a c n u .r tat-» ajy '♦ « a a J te ll fu e n y a te ria a io th e A «W» lan gu age T h e y « « s le d m e»- m y h n n w fo ’ge o f it hy la u g h ^ p I * “ 3 1 dada’t lau gh . f««r t a d 1 • ' ted I w ould a a t.b e he re a< w to te ll the ale. T h e etv rie a w e re very fu e a y . o n . I m haaged to keep a sober ecu« t e a s « a la s p ite a t m y wish to U s e * " t - l i i , a hr re pat- The Leading Pa|»er of Carry County Tbe unelaatm right to handle tala Clevis trill be said by Coantira or States, or set of throe eaa ba p a re h a a - « M io r fl-O O . 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