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' While in Mineola HENRY C, KRAMER S HOTEL NASSAU Where You Will Meet Your Friends Painting,^Decorating and Paper Hanging The quality of my work is unsurpassed, my materials are guaranteed, and for the quality my prices are the lowest. PAUL ANDERSON Westside Avenue Freeport, N. Y. _____ ' ........... ' 1 n - . fH E NASSAU POST! F R E t . - J R T N. Y., WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, <114 DEATHS FROM VACCINATION S H I R T W A I S T S » LACES CORSETS HOME DRESSES DRY GOODS & NOTIONS Have the Comfort able certainty th a t w h a t you buy will be the best possible for the money, in service and satisfaction. J.S1DENBERG&C0. 16 MAIN ST. HEMPSTEAD (CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR.) It is. of courso, well I k n o w n that the lockjaw infection has been freiuiently found in Hrus and is introduced in the operation of vaccination, vn.l f i t s was more common years ago than it is tpday because this danger was f iund to he so real t h a t special efforts are now made in the manufacture of the virus to guard against this infection, and the United States government inspection now requires that constant, careful tests be made of all \ irus to prevent this infection among many other kinds, t h e r e b y showing the reality of this d onger. But nil these precautions with the virus itself cannot prevent thi - sam e inflection coming Into the vaccination wound afterward from many o t h e r sources, particularly when lockjaw is so widely distributed in the su r roundings of the hum a n being and his habitat in this country, and particularly in our State of New York and chiefly on Long Island, where this dangerous wound infection is widely distributed and alnidst unlversa^l as before stated a n d thus exists as a constant menace to little vaccinated children who play In th e dirt or to vaccinated workmen who work in the dirt. And so serious is I h is danger from lockjaw that it is, as a m a t t e r of actual fact, ten to on< him died times more dangerous than smallpox, so that It is absolutely dem o n s t r a b l e that a vaccinated school child or workman in this State of New York and this province of Long Island is ten times more likely to be killed by lockjaw^ if vaccinated than to die from smallpox if left unvaccinated: There fore, as a matter of a c t u a l fact, vaccination in the State of New York and on Lfrmg Island is more dangerous than smallpox, and more children and adults {ire new being killed regularly every year from lockjaw and other infections In vaccination wounds than from smallpox no m a t t e r what ex-Commissloner P o r t e r ok hi# defender may say. And our death certificates and other vital records, now concealed, will clearly show this shocking fact as soon as the people force a. proper Inspection and pdblication of the s ame, which result I i n t e n d publicly to accomplish before I get through with this most i mportant and expensive duty which we have t a k e n on ourselves for the public good in exposing thse dangerous medical falsehoods, these gross statistical conceal m e n t s and these numerous vaccination injuries and fatalities to the fullest extent of the actual fr.pth. • ' i Treasurer Anti-Vaccination league of America. ,No. 271 Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., June 29, 1914. ' ^ Main office of the league: No. 1420 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. John Pitcairn, President. i P o r t e r F. Cope, Secretary. POSTCRIPT. Just as this article was being prepared lor the pres ; a n o t h e r champion has appeared, who. in an elaborate article in a New Yon: /Sunday paper of J u n e 21, attem p t s to t a k e up the defence of t h e follies and S. Krlitb of vaccination with the aid of some doctored diagrams and the usual M a l e and disrupted medical arguments, most of which I have already dispo-cd of in former articles, and some of which I fully answer here. Some time d t i r i n r the summer vacation, as a m a t t e r of relaxation a i d to contribute to public amusement, I may take up some of the most absurd statem e n t s of tills doctor, who seems to have made himself an easy mark for t om.-r live criticism in Ids history. Ids logic and his statistics on vaccination, 'which I will administer in due time and show him that he does not seem to he I ic >l:ar with important data on record in his own department, which maic • some of ids s t a t e m e n t s simply ridiculous, to say nothing of the record of the real r nits of vaccination throughout the world on public health and human life. In my next article, which probably will end my work for the su m m e r \a< atl*m, ! intend to make it interesting for the general public and for the selfish medical organizations, with^ their big memberships, their Immense funds and their full control of our health departm e n t s and our vital statistics And I propose to show how our own big organizations of business men and w o r k s ..•<>»>]<> in this great city, the flower and force of our citizenship, have1 the full power in theis own hgirds to drive these medical organizations out of the nit- control of our departm e n t s of public htalth and vital statistics where they have been very faithful to their own intrres.s but vry unfaithful to the Interests of the whole people In fastening and forcing upon us the dangerous and fatal barbarism of compulsory medical disease and.even n ;■ ki; it a condition for the education of the child of the poor man in our pub lic schools and thi rl denying aqd concealing the fatal effect of this great i die a! . \ it in cur vital statistics. I will also show how we can place at the head - of t In m departm e n t s ablF business and \working men, not doctors ha h professional interest in medical operations and con v a l m e n t of medicai whi te doctor, do not dominate ihe departm e n t s of health and vital stall ti \ but which are dominated by able laymen with doctors subordinate ,0 them. This closing article will appear j u s t before or After our Indepdhdem; e Day and ipay prove to be a Declaration of MedicgLAndependence for the People and a crushing of Medical Monarchy and Dogmatism - - w hich is now “ e licit n e e d d as was the great work done at Independence Hall on July 4in, 1770 (which, li\ the way. is only a stone’s throw from the head office of ou League in i’piiiiadelphhi). BAYVEW AT FREEPORT An Exclusive Residential Section* With City Advantages and Suburban Comforts Most Ideal for the Summer Home. Best Year Round Suburb. Houses on Large Plots Can be Obtained on Most Liberal Terms. > ONSLOW MOORE CO. 44 COURT ST., B’KL’N A. A. SEALY, M g’r.. Bayvicw Ave., Freeport, N. Y. M. 11. TWO HURT IN FREEPORT COLLISION WALTER B. COZZENS GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDER STRUCTURAL WORK Estimates Cheerfully Furnished For All Kinds of Work 123 South Side Avc., Freeport, L. 1. urn in~ GEO. HOWARD RANDALL Contractor and Builder 1.mnber, Hardware, Faints, Oils, Class General Supplies / 32 Brooklyn Avenue Freeport Tel. 208 W opp. R. R. Depot The Art of Is ably demonstrated in every cake, pie and loaf of bread pro duced in this modern bakery: Eight years of long and un surpassed experience in New York City and our excellent facilities ei able us to make and bake the best. HENRY C. RINDLAUB BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM 49 Main St., Post Office Bid. WEDDINGS AND PARTIES SUPPLIED “ The Rcndervous For Transients' The Commercial Hotel 46-48 Main Street Freeport N Y. C h a rles J o h n s e n , P ro p . In the Heart of the Business District. Opposite the Post Office LUNCHEON AND DINNER SPECIALITIES AT MODERATE PRICES Refined, Homelike, Inviting Cosy. Known for Excel lence of Food and Service Cafe and Grill Room Auto and Truck Damaged and Horse Killed On Sunday Two men were cut and bruised, s e . - hors was killed and an automobile was damaged in a collision with a heavy truck in Merrick road. Freepor:. on Sunday evening The automuh1! * hit a wagon which is owned by the Gifford Construction oCmpany, of Fulton street, Jamaica. The truck was carrying five men as passengers. The truck was on the right side o' I no road. Two Italians in tin- drivv; .- seat Were thrown to tile roadway. T.i - automobile is said to have been on he wrong side of the road. It was lAT LAST! Baldwin is to have a | high class Stationery and Cigar Store. This, we hope, will he good news to those who halve been obliged to do their shopping in different towns on the Island. A fresh supply of Im ported and Domestic Ci gars, Stationery, Novel ties, School Etc. completely wrecked, but its occupa i who are not known, j u mped in time to escape injury. Post Office Examination at Lynbrook An examination for a clerk’s posi tion in the Lynbrook Post Office will \ be held in that village on July 1 ' Charles Frost PH I Those desiring to take the ex . The funeral of Charles Frost, an j a mination are requested to send all old resident of Lynbrook, will be he; I j inquiries u> Postm a s t e r Wilbur Box. tomorrow afternoon a t the residence j --------------- of his daughter, Mis. Bertha Abrams, ; Hold Annual Picnic at Sea Cuff Columbia avenue, at two o'clock. Tie l he Sunday School ot the Church of Rev. F. W. Varney will officiate Th- I'h e Ascension, Rockville Centre, will interm e n t will he in i he R o c k v ille j hold their annual \picnic on Tuesday. Cemetery. Mr. F r o s t was in his s-‘\ - J u n e 30, at Sea Cliff. A special train envy-fifth year at the time of his death, has been chartered, j e a v i n g the Roc' - He is survived bv a widow and s?v- | vllle Centre station at 9.30 a. m. m l oral grown up children. ; ; i t u n i n g from Sea Cliff at \> p. nu. Tilings You Can Do During July Great South Bay Perry to. TO Point Lookout AND Nassau by the Sea A daily) service is novo in operation betvueen the above mentioned points consisting o f four round trips a aay. On or about June20th full sum mer service mill be in opera tion; also service mill be started on that date to Hiqh THE PARSON MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS SMITH & SPRAGUE. P rops . Designers and Builders of High Class Memorials. All Kinds of Cemetery Work, Lettering a special ty. Estimates and Designs Cheerfully Furnished YARD OPPOSITE GREENFIELD CEMETERY TELEPHONE, 158-w HEMPSTEAD, LONG ISLAND Telephone 304-R BROOKLYN LADIES’ TAILOR Nice and Good W ork at Reasonable Prices. All Work Guaranteed. Good Fit and Well Made . PRICE LIST 1 Ladies’ l)re>s Made ..... ...............U j , Made...... s up 2 . Up i Linen Sin; Made . , .............. 5 . up Electrit^Stcaminq Pressed Garment i Ladle-, Suit Pressed................................... , 6 t)e up i Skirt Pressed . ................................................. 3 oc u., 1 Ladies' Suit, Cleaned and Pressed .. ...... , 35 c up 1 Dress, Fancy Cleaning ...................... $1.50 up Lt - Dyed . .... 1,50 up ! Ladie> Suit, Dyed ....................................... ... 2 .00 up Man's Suit, Steamed, Scoured and Pressed . 1.25 Man s Suit, Jylcctric Steam Pressed. 40c tip Man's Overcoat, Electric Steam Pressed .. 40c . 1 Pair Pants................................................................ J 5 C 1 Suit Cleaned and Pressed ....................................... (>5e 1 Pair Pants CLaned and Pressed 1 Overcoat Cleaned and Pressed ........................... (>5c H. GOLDFARB 3 G B r o o k l y n A v e . F r e e p o r t , N . Y . BALDWIN Stationery and Cigar STORE Mrick Road,Baldwin, 1.1. ANTONIO PALERMO General Contractor and Builder. Steel 3 Structural Work. All Kinds of Concrete Work Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Tel. 52-J Wantagh OFFICE & RESIDENCE BELLMORE, L I. The Seal of Purity Is on every loaf of broad, every cake and pie m a n u f a c t u r e d hi our bakery. Our ovens are the most up-to-date and sanitary that can be instal’ed. Inspect the cleanest bak ery in town. Our bread Is wholesome, nAUHthlng and pure. Our bread is standard. It is made from formulas pe.rcrib ed by the United St-.tes Govern m e n t '•-•» The Long Island HOME MADE BREAD CO.I THOMAS ST. JOHN BALDWIN f '1 . Telephone 660 Merrick Rd. and S. Main St., Freeport,LJ. I OU can plant at the foundation ot your buildings. Dignified effects can be obtained with our Rhodo dendrons, Boxwood, Yew, Dwaft Arborvitae, Ret- inospora and J u n iperus. The shrubs named below make a very acceptable treatment. You can have a boundary planting of shrubs 8-20 ft. wide, planted about 4 ft. Forsythia, Deut- zia, Synnga, Hydrangea, Maples, Red-Twigged Dogwood, Lilac, Al theas; Bqtton Bush with its white pendant balls in July, White Fringe the most facinating shrub in June, with its laces-like flowers and glossy leaves. You can plant a home orchard. Peaches, Plum, Currant, Berries Grapes; may yield next year. Apples-Pears in three to five years. You can plant hedges. California Privit 2 ft. $4.50 per 100, 3 ft. $ 6.00 per 100, 3</2 ft. x 4 / 2 ft. heavy $800 per 100. You can have a handy flov/er garden ■ Did you receive our twelve page booklet? This assembles the colors for you, helps you in arranging the beds and will introduce some plants of merit. You can screen unsightly objects about your premises, with our Cedars, Pines and Spruce up to 20 f e e t t h a t save you 15 years, dug 1 with big balls of earth sure to succeed. Plant two year White Pine at $3.00 per thousand, and Oaks at $20.00 to $40.00 per 1000 for forest, landscape and private nursery Why not arrange a visit at once? Many things can be t a k e n in your a u to or we can make prompt delivery. Don’t let t h e starting buds make you lose a season. Cut back and water; the plant will grow. • HICK’S NURSERIES MINEOLA-HICKSVILLE TROLLEY STOP IIS WESTBURY . LONG ISLAND^ Bottling Department and Sale* Booms at Hempstead. L. I. Imported and Domestic ALL BOTTLED BEERS Bottled Rye and Bourbon Whiskey Imported and Domestic Scotch Whiskeys Imported aiv Domestic Bottled Ales aud.PortdYs Imported and Domestic Mineral Waters and Vichy*. Imported and Domestic Bitters Bottled Gins Imported and Domestic Cordials Imported and Domestic Brandies W e S u p p l y F a m i l y T r a d e C a l l , write o r telephone, A Delivery Every Day . PFLUG & ACKLEY 33 GREENWICH ST., HEMPSTEAD, L. I* TELEPHONE 91 - •' c A t - * t ' ' v -- t i
