Collection: American Lung Association of Virginia (ALAV) collection, 1907/2004 / Date range: 1919 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection American Lung Association of Virginia (ALAV) collection, 1907/2004 Date range 1919

ITINERARY AND PROGRAM OF DR. ALGERNON B. JACKSON, 1916/1929 Box 001, Folder 026

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LEGISLATION: UNITED STATES, PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY, FEDERAL AID FOR TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT PROGRAMS AND HOSPITALS, MILITARY MEDICAL CARE, CARE OF TRANSIENT AND HOMELESS, SOCIAL SECURITY, CHILD LABOR, MOTHER AND CHILD WELFARE BY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, VTA, ET AL./ADDRESSED TO: PUBLIC, VTA, ET AL., 1916/1949 Box 090, Folder 001

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Letter and Poster Illustrations to VTA, 1919 Box 305, Folder 011

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Letter from the Superintendent of Schools in Woodstock, Virginia: Request of Christmas Seals, 1919 Box 305, Folder 010

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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 Clipping: Save Yourself from Influenza, 1919 Box 303, Folder 001

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ORIGIN OF THE CHRISTMAS SEAL, 1917/1943 Box 045, Folder 002

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Richmond TB Association: Cash Receipts and Disbursements, 1916/1919 Box 292, Folder 001

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