Collection: American Lung Association of Virginia (ALAV) collection, 1907/2004 / Date range: 1925 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection American Lung Association of Virginia (ALAV) collection, 1907/2004 Date range 1925

Letter to High Schools in Virginia and Pamphlet on "The Play's The Thing: How to Use Plays in Public Health Education", 1925 Box 305, Folder 014

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LOCAL TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATIONS: CORRESPONDENCE, 1916/1948 Box 003, Folder 006

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Minutes of the VTA Executive Committee Meeting (I), 1914/1933 Box 289, Folder 001

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Modern Health Crude Buttons, 1918/1940 Box 301, Folder 003

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Newspaper Cartoon Clipping: Events of the Week As Seen, 1925 Box 303, Folder 006

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Newspaper Clipping: Bughouse Doing Business, 1925 Box 303, Folder 003

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Newspaper Clippings about Christmas Seal in 1925, 1925 Box 252, Folder 002

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Newspaper Clippings on Anti-Spitting Campaign and Bug House, 1925 Box 303, Folder 005

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Newspaper Clipping: The Syracuse "Bug House", 1925 Box 303, Folder 004

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Normandie Health Clown Placards Used in the Syracuse Spitting Campaign, 1925 Box 304, Folder 008

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