Goiter Experts Meet in Kansas City April 7 9
Goiter socialists of the United States and Canal will gather in Kansas City April 7 through 9 for the annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Goiter. About 150 leading practitioners and researchers are expected to attend, with clinics and discussions on preventive care and surgical aspects. Delegates from 17 states and Canada are listed among participants including Dr. Kerwin Kinard of Kansas City and others from St. Louis Boston Toronto and Seattle.
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Kansas City
Goiter
United States
Canal
Association For the Study of Goiter
Canada
Gordon Fahrni
Winnipeg
Ambrose Lockwood
Toronto
Kenneth McGregor
Hamilton
Ont
Minnesota
H. S. Plummer
John Pemberton
Rochester
J. F. McClendon
Martin Nordland
James Hayes
Minneapolis
Ohio
Allen Graham
Dinsmore
Cleveland
Elmer Arn
Dayton
Norris Gillette
Toledo
Andre Crotti
Colonous
Colorado
S. D. van Meter
Denver
M. O. Shivers
Colorado Springs
Wisconsin
Harold March
Arnold Jackson
Madison
Iowa
Frank Dorsey, Jr
Keokuk
Maryland
William Rienhoff, Jr
Baltimore
Missouri
Kerwin Kinard
Association
A. Morris Ginsberg
Lindseys. Milne
Warren H. Cole
N. A. Womack
D. L. Sexton
St. Louis
Illinois
H. M. Richter
Chicago
E. P. Sloan
Bloomington
Oklahoma
LeRoy D. Long
Oklahoma City
Massachusetts
Jacob Herman
Monard Clute
Boston
Indiana
J. R
Arthur Hertzler
W. E. Cheskey
Halstead
Pennsylvania
Caries H. Frazier
Philadelphia
Texas
Walter Sistrunk
Dallas
Washington
Brien T. King
Seattle
Idaho Loses in Divorce Duel
Nevada cut its residence requirement to six weeks after Idaho passed a 90 day divorce law that was vetoed and overridden. Boise and Coeur d'Alene hoped to attract divorcees and rival Reno as the Divorce Capital of the West but Nevada's move ends their plans for now.
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Oise
Nda
U.P
Nevada
Boise
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Reno
Community health blamed for crime in Benton burglary case
Berwick Pennsylvania April 3 a robbery suspect Rohr Hess pleaded guilty to robbing the post office and a Benton store stating residents’ health conditions drove him to burglary. He told the court they do not die fast enough in this section as his reason for a livelihood.
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Berwick
U.P
Benton
Here
Rohr Hess
Physician saves son in New Britain by blood transfusion
The infant son of Dr. and Mrs. Vincent F. Mendillo survived after physician father donated his blood for Langer following the child's birth in New Britain Connecticut.
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New Britain, Conn
U.P
Vincent F. Mendillo
Langer
BAPTISTS IN ASSOCIATION MEET FRIDAY
Palo Duro Baptist Association workers conference to be held at First Baptist Church with Dr. L. R. Scarborough as principal speaker. Rev. I. E. Reynolds leads devotional sessions, and leaders from Fort Worth, Memphis, Claude, Hereford discuss missions and revival topics.
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L. R. Scarborough
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Workers’ Conference
Palo Duro Baptist Association
First
Pampa
I. E. Reynolds
Texas Baptist Seminary
E. T. Miller
Memphis
M. T. Tucker
Claude
W. M. Cloyd
Hereford
Scarborough
Judge rules on allegiance under duress in citizenship case
Federal Judge A F St Sure held Bertha Metz Newlett remains an American citizen despite pledging allegiance to Germany for a food card. Newlett, born near Napa in 1897, lived in Germany, later returned to the United States and challenged the state department ruling. The judge deemed her pledge to Germany was made under duress. A second item notes the Lipsey family lends a 1789 Hampshire Chronicle issue to the Library of Congress after decades in a junk yard.
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San Francisco
A. F. St. Sure
Bertha Metz Newlett
Los Angeles
United States
State Department
St. Sure
Germany
U. S. Library
Memphis
Louis J. Lipsey
Hampshire Chronicle
Library of Congress
Lipsey
Judge Sobs As Man Given Fine Or Jail For DUI
OSHKOSH Wis April 3 Judge Silas Spreng ler sobbed while sentencing Paul Weise to a hundred dollar fine or sixty days in jail for driving intoxicated. A tear gas bomb caused a recess and the judge warned of a contempt case when the culprit is found.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Silas Sprengler
Paul Weise
Mr. Weise
Mine Tradition Upheld in Court
In Carbondale Pennsylvania on April 8 a long standing coal mining tradition was upheld with the recovery of a victim’s body a month after an accident at the Powderly mine owned by Hudson Coal Company. The company kept a double shift to aid the search.
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Carbondale
U.P
Hudson Coal Company
Powderly
Plough’s Peroxide and Cleansing Creams Featured
The ad promotes Plough’s Peroxide Cream for all complexions as a base for powder and protection. It also touts Plough’s Cleansing Cream to keep skin clear and radiant by removing dirt from pores. Plough’s Cold Cream is advertised to erase wrinkles and restore skin oils, preserving youthful appearance.
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Plough
Miners Recover Body One Month After Fatal Accident
Workmen steadily remove debris from the tunnel to reach the missing miner. Exactly one month after the accident that killed two others, the body is recovered. Anthracite companies spend thousands yearly to uphold the tradition of recovering all mine dead, valuing both practical and sentimental reasons.
No Place Like Home Cartoon Finds Humor in Drinking Woes
A humorous exchange shows two bums discussing homemade beer in a lighthearted sketch. One notes the lack of a home while the other claims to have found a recipe, reflecting everyday urban life in Smith's Weekly from Sydney.
Captain Hunt Proclaims Lea's Hair Tonic Restores Youth
Captain Willard E. Hunt of Newburyport Massachusetts credits Lea's Hair Tonic with restoring thickness and color to his hair and reversing dandruff. He urges aging sailors to try the product, noting a visible youthfulness and a safe, gradual change backed by Sea Tonic Co. A money back guarantee or postage paid bottle is offered.
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Lea
Willard E. Hant
Newburyport
Mass
Captain Hunt
Sea Tonic Co
Sea Tonie Co
Brentwood
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Aems
Caswell Coffee Man
George Stewart
Utomatic
GEO. W, Caswell CO
Lee Shubert
Barrymor
Hatvanys
Zoe Akins
Amarillo, Texas
Wilbur ‘C. Hawk
Tri-State Fair
Amarillo, Texias
C. C. Deen
Glen Rose
Blackstone Hotel
Tee
Tere
Ee Fm
Mr. Firestone
Montgomery Ward & Coe
Firestone
Ward
Wards Trail Blazer
Riverside
Ward’s
Montgomery Ward & Co
America
Ward Tires
Courier
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Quai Traly
Polk St
Amarillo
Polk
Metropolitan Ready TO Wear Department
Crepes Chidons
Georgetten
Steck
Fifth Avenue
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