Hope for universal cancer cure through serum progress
Dr Soper notes no current cure but cites hopeful work toward a curative or preventive serum. He argues cure would benefit all, warns against profit driven claims, and compares serum use to diphtheria antitoxin in public health.
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Great Northern links romance and Montana history in railway effort
The Great Northern Railway organizes historians geographers pioneers and government dignitaries to document early Montana and Northwest history from Lewis and Clark to the iron horse. The Standard plans to publish this material in Sunday editions, highlighting monuments and studies that deepen Montanan pride and public esteem for the railway.
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Cancer germ isolation claim questioned by medical authorities
Public warning against hype over a London Lancet report claiming cancer germ isolation. Experts note no cure exists and compare to Koch's 1882 tubercle bacillus work. Caution urged toward fakers and unverified claims despite scientific progress.
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Rockefeller Institute
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Strain on the Roads Prompts Highway Study
The Ohio Good Roads Federation forms three committees finance engineering and administration to study highway problems. The engineering group will review current designs and evaluate older roads built five or ten years ago. They seek to assess location climate drainage soil and traffic volume for future construction.
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Ohio Good Roads Federation
Japan's Naval Plan and Modern Armament Watch
The piece critiques Japan's plan to build 40 modern war vessels including four cruisers ten submarines and twenty destroyers by 1931 arguing such armament moves threaten limited disarmament and reflect broader tensions amid debates over science religion and diplomacy. It references the Washington conference and the Scopes trial while contrasting modernists and fundamentalists.
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Man Changes in 5000 Years Say Anatomist
London notes by Jerome Smith, eminent anatomist and anthropologist, argues that human structure changed little in 50 centuries beyond race mixing. He credits knowledge accumulation and hygiene for progress, denies a future huge brain with a weak body, and warns intermixing will alter physique and health while some elites would remain physically fragile.
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Eliot Smith
London
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Having One's Own Way and the Need for Discipline
Florence Davies discusses Ed. H. Lawrence's St Mawr and the idea that total self expression fails without a guiding plan. Lou Witt in the novel ends up at sea after years of whim, illustrating that orderly discipline helps only after forming a habit of following a plan.
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Lou Witt
Ed. H. Lawrence
Horoscope for Friday July 24 1925 auspicious for ventures
The chart favors most enterprises with Saturn Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter in helpful aspects. Buying and speculation look good and new international projects may launch in early autumn. Public sentiment may spark quick decisions but many could reverse for the better amid natural vagaries and aviation interest.
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Tilson Emerges as Possible Secretary of War Candidate
Washington gossip says Secretary Weeks may retire due to ill health and Representative John Q. Tilson of Connecticut could succeed him. Tilson, a military affairs committee chairman, holds strong support at home and is slated as floor leader. he just toured Europe to study war conditions. Born in Tennessee, he has practiced law in New Haven since 1898 and served in the Spanish American War and on the Mexican border.
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