New Sterility Treatment Evolved by Chicago Obstetrician
Dr. M Edward Davis of Chicago wins the year’s top award from the Central Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists for a new method treating sterile women with intravenous horse blood derived sex hormone. One injection may trigger ovulation and possibly twins, tested in many patients, with potential broader use in female disorders.
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Chicago
Dallas
M. Edward Davis
Central Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Davis
Dr. Davis
Arthur K. Koff
University of Chicago
Walker Edits Daily Texan Honorary Night Editor
The Daily Texan at the University of Texas announced Stanley Walker as Honorary Night Editor in its masthead. The piece recalls his early departure from Texas to New York and notes his return on a lecture tour after twenty years.
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Austin
U.P
Daily
Texan
University of Texas
Stanley Walker
International & Great Northern Railway
New York City
School of Journal
Nine Oil Firms Hear Testimony On Price Fixing Case
Nine midwestern oil jobbers have testified in the federal gasoline price fixing trial as it enters the end of its second week. Prosecutors described contracts with uniform provisions as foundational to a conspiracy to raise prices, while noting the uniformity itself is not claimed illegal. The indictment names 23 major oil companies in a buying program to push refinery prices higher, tied to contracts pegged to Chicago Journal of Commerce and Platts Oil Gram quotations.
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Madison
Wis
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Platt
Baker boy undergoes appendectomy at Northwest Texas Hospital
Billy Bob Baker, 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs B T Baker of 3905 Fountains Terrace, had an appendectomy Friday at Northwest Texas Hospital and is reported to be recovering nicely. His father, Billy Baker, is assistant vice president of Amarillo National Bank.
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Billy Bob Baker
B. T. Baker
Fountains Terrace
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr. Baker
Amarillo National Bank
Sam Houston bed ranks above Texas Ranger commission
A passage notes that someone slept in the Sam Houston bed at the Texas governor's mansion in a gesture of honor, suggesting that sharing that bed is a greater privilege than receiving a Texas Ranger commission. The line emphasizes ceremonial prestige tied to historic rooms.
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Texas Governor's Mansion
Sam Houston
Texas Ranger Commission
Cotton Is to Negro What Gold Is to Miser and Songs Ring From Bank to Bank
Houston October reports river men back to work as cotton moves through Buffalo Bayou. Black labor, songs, and heavy loads define a bustling dock scene with 347,985 bales since August 1, 1917, marking a strong return of cotton to the docks. A 13-year-old Irish Free State pickpocket is noted in a closing local item.
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Houston
Buffalo Bayou
Houston Ship Channel
King Cotton
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American Medical Association
Walker
Northwest
By Olen W. Clements
Listowel
Irish Free State
Steffen
Mkilroy
Wilson’s
Hill's
Folger
Great Northern
McIlroy's
Virginia
Armour's Star
Idaho
Burbanks
Pancy Louisiana
New Paol
Pennsylvania
del Monte
Washington
Sss
Cienem
Voc
Pascal Celerv
Hershey's
Swift's
Armour's
Swift
Terior Les E Institutio
N. Fillmore
16Th St
Great West Flour
Fast
Texas
Porto de Rican
ALL Bran Feisce Siesman
Ees Reu
Oleo
Lone Star
Jemima
van Camp
Folger's
Maxwell House Coffee
Eatmore
Pinkney
Baby Beef
LAMB
Ney
Amarillo
Amarillo, Texas
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