Pin danger to children. Dr Jackson cites safety pins as killers
Dr Chevalier Jackson of Pennsylvania University warns safety pins kill more children than firearms. Using a bronchoscope he retrieves objects from lungs and stomachs, noting survival improved from 10 percent to 98 percent with modern tools. He recounts removing tacks whistles buttons and a glass bead from a child and mentions a $10000 Bok prize for medical service in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Chevalier Jackson
Pennsylvania University Medical Faculty
Jackson
Jefferson Medical College
Postgraduate School of Pennsylvania University
Edward W. Bok
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Endorsed by Leading Dentists
Foul breath loose teeth or sore gums are plain to see. Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy is strongly recommended by top dentists. Druggists offer a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Leto
Vegetable pill relieves indigestion and discomfort
A small easy to swallow purely vegetable pill taken after meals prevents indigestion and sick headache. It is also widely used as a mild laxative moving the bowels without pain and leaving a pleasant after feel.
Polygamy and Veil Still in Turkestan
In Turkestan, despite Mustapha Kemal Pasha’s ban on polygamy and the veil, the practice remains common among the 6 million Moslems. Many men reduce wives from four to two during hard times, yet the veil and fez endure and mosques run full. Locals view Kemal as worse than an infidel for opposing Islamic customs. Grand Opening Tonight Ritz.
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Associated Press
Samarkand
Uzbekistan
Soviet Republic
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkestan
Mohammed
Mustapha Kemal
English Town Claims Record for Sobriety
Harlow in Essex, a town of about 8000, claims to be Britain’s soberest area with no drunkenness convictions in five years, despite ten pubs. The district and nearby towns with 280 pubs reported no drunkenness convictions in 1926.
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Associated Press
Barlow
England
Britain
Harlow
Essex
Forgotten Cemetery Yields Its Dead
In Thomaston Connecticut an old forgotten cemetery in the town center emerges when a skeleton is found during foundation work for a new fire station. Records show Waterbury paid 60 shillings in 1734 for the lot, later transferred to Thomaston as a historic document.
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Associated Press
Thomaston
Conn
Waterbury
Grateful Relief for Nervous Women Ad
Delicately poised women who suffer from nervousness appreciate Capudine a relief from pain and high nerve strain. In periodic pains nervous headache neuralgic and rheumatic pains Capudine gives grateful relief. Being liquid it acts instantly in one fifth the time of tablets and powders. Capudine soothes the nerves relieves pain and affords relaxation. It does not use and contains no opiates. Available at drug stores family size 60c individual 30c full directions with each bottle. t the stomach.
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Carter
Sewell Drug CO
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Blackburn
Amarillo
Ritz
Owder
Yellow Cab Company
J. A. Combs
the Yellow Cab Co
M. M. Hicks
West 5Th St
7Th Street Fruit Market
FOX Drug Co
7Th Street
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