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Tuesday. Lelia Gentry left Monday for V.P.I. at Blacksburg and Ann Brady entered- nurses training at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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DEEDS RECORDED
From David A. Williams et to Phyllis W. Morris and Ennand Morris; tract in Wakefield District; deed.
From Roberta Jordon et al Roberta Hijtherson* and Helen Russell; 1 V4 'acres in Wakefield District; deed.
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JHealth
Dept, Release On Roundworm
Roundworm infection is secured by direct or indirect transmission of the embryonated eggs from soil or other contaminated material to the mouth. Salads and other foods eaten raw are vehicles. Infection with these worms may occur in adults as well as in children. Under the right conditions of temperature, moisture and oxygen the embryos develop inthe eggs in about three weeks. If these eggs are swallowed the embryos pass -from the shells into the intestinal tract as larvae. These ggin entrance into the blood stream, are carried to the lungs where they break through into the air spaces and are coughed into thethroat and are re-swallowed. Within two months after they have gained their second entrance into the intestines the larvae have become adult worms. Each adult female produces about 20,000 eggs a day. ' : !.-ti I .
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