Steinach Operation Seen as Age Restorative Prospect
Dr Steinach reports possible restorative effects from his procedure noting improved memory and strength in middle aged men and a 79 year old patient. Dr Benjamin notes belief that within 25 years the operation could be widely used and prescribed by physicians for aging patients. The method is not gland transplantation and Austrian biologist expects a warm reception in America amid strong scientific inquiry.
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Pork Barrel Politics Shape Coolidge Public Building Plan
The Kentucky congressman Langley and the house committee pressed the White House for a broad omnibus public building bill. They seek 150 to 200 million dollars for federal offices, with aims to gain political advantage for administration candidates. Coolidge favors early archives and justice department buildings but may defer to Treasury and Budget Bureau guidance, limiting pork distribution.
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Steinach Fountain of Youth Comes to America
Austrian biologist Dr Lorenz first explained Steinach methods to U S physicians for crippled children. Now Dr Steinach, Vienna University professor, plans talks on anti aging. Cases include a New York physician whose blood pressure and vigor improved, a watchmaker with better vision, and a professor’s deafness reduced. Critics say results vary and value is limited to healthy individuals.
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Alaska pulp mills could make newsprint self sustained
A Brooklyn Eagle correspondent reports Alaska forests rich in spruce and hemlock suitable for pulp for newsprint. With 150 mile deep forests largely in reserves, public policy may allow cutting and reseeding leases for 50 years to create a perpetual Alaska newsprint source, reducing US dependence on Canadian imports.
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European tensions seen through American eyes from a voyage home
On a returning steamship voyage Columbia president Nicholas Murray Butler and former ambassador John W. Davis offered contrasting views on Europe’s danger of war. Butler urged optimism about no war, while Davis warned seriousness and a bitter end to the France England Ruhr dispute.
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Raggedy Family Faces Witchy Scheme Over Sodas
Raggedy Ann Raggedy Andy and Ned Gnome enjoy vanilla soda when Wanda Witch turns it green, changing to lime. The Witch plans to capture them with sister Wanda to steal Raggedy Pebble and Stick and wish for many things, while Ned Gnome helps protect his friends.
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Mrs Bischoff Charged With Disturbance in Peerage Tale
Mrs Elizabeth Bischoff and James McHugh faced disturbance charges after a county attorney filed complaints. Bonds set at 200 dollars each. trial scheduled for Aug 31. Detailing also mention of Bischoff divorce actions, temporary alimony, and alleged cash-ddrawer theft amid district court motions.
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Flooded streets prompt talk of a dam on Silver Bow creek
On South Side streets flood waters washed away a long pile of cinders along Kaw avenue and a lake near Lake Avoca grew, as residents discussed flood prevention. County roads across the county washed out and Great Northern tracks near Woodville damaged. repairs began with officials saying full restoration would take days.
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British air ministry to test 1500 hp engine giant
London reports British air ministry experts are perfecting an air plane engine capable of 1500 horsepower, the largest yet. Two trial engines near completion will be tested soon, each of six cylinders yielding 250 hp. If successful, plans for a 12 cylinder engine over 3000 hp begin. Airplanes with three such engines could develop over 9000 hp and carry 120 passengers at 100 mph.
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Pop Corn Ground Ball Laughter At Harvest
A fragment describes laughter as Raggedy Andy spawns from the ground and corn balls shoot up, rolling around while someone picks them up and tastes them. The scene combines playful mishap with a harvest setting and street humor.
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Horoscope for Wednesday August 22 1923 Bright prospects in business
Astrologers foresee benefic Jupiter Uranus aspects guiding humanity during busy hours. The day favors beginnings, steadfast self reliance, and cooperative ventures, with strong chances of progress in education and professional life. Violent weather and international tensions warned, fortunes linked to birthdates.
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Eyes Front Mandate Of Dancing Reformers
Kalamazoo city advances three year dance hall reforms with 28 provisions. Looked eyes between partners forbidden to curb offensive attitudes. Police women report concerns and health rationale cited. Arms around necks and head touching banned to limit close contact.
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