Snake venom serum debated in public health tale
The Anaconda Standard recalls Dr Alfranio do Almaral of Brazil arguing that snake venom serum works for both guinea pigs and humans. Public health authorities initially doubted cross species efficacy but eventually endorsed a serum claimed to save lives and prevent further bites. The piece contrasts South and North American snakes and notes the broader implications for medicine.
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Alfranio Do Almaral
Brazil
South America
America
Almaral
Petroleum Output Raises Doubts About Oil Shortage
The piece notes rising oil production and new pools, with demand growth outpacing supply feared earlier. It highlights falling prices, a doubling effect from refining advances, U S share of world production, and significant gasoline tax revenues as support for ongoing use and taxation. It mentions industry calls for better practices and optimism that reserves may last for generations with improved efficiency.
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United States
South Carolina
Kentucky
New Meige
Rhode Island
Montana
Cuba
American Petroleum Institute
Serum to treat deadly snake bites hits American market
A snake bite antidote already used in South America for years is now available in the United States. Despite its success abroad, Dr. McCoy of the Public Health Service hygienic laboratory blocked import and sale after testing on a guinea pig, with unclear results on dogs.
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McCoy
Public Health Service
Straw votes in 1928 race draw mixed reactions
A nationwide straw poll in about 2000 weekly papers across 29 states shows President Coolidge leading in first and second choices with Lowden close behind, while Governor Smith tops the Democratic field. Jim Reed shocks rural segments with notable popularity and the piece notes a generally satisfied GOP mood as the election season stirs early. The column also remarks on guns by mail laws and a light critique of staged optimism in early campaign chatter.
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White House
Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Smith
James A Reed
Missouri
Jim Reed
United States
Senate
Middle West
Lowden
Radio Schedule Across Time Zones With Concerts and Programs
Central, Mountain, and Pacific time stations list tonight programs from WCCO to KFON. Highlights include Paul Stove piano recital, orchestras, dinner concerts, vaudeville, and a Natl Light Opera broadcast of Rip Van Winkle across KGO KPO KEI KGW KOMO KFON.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
WEAF
WDAF
Kansas City
WHO
New Moines
Towa
Paul Stove
Omaha
Neb
George Johnson
Francis Potter
Buenkanee Haythe Kings
KEI
Los Angeles
Cal
Misleate
KFOA
Seattle
Wash
Chain Kewh
Hollywood
Oakland ix
KGO
Oakland
Little Symphony
Orange
KGW
Portland
Ore
National Broadcasting Company
KHJ
KPO
San Francisco
Rudy Seiger
Fairmount
Rouele
Horoscope for Thursday June 2 1927
Astrologers view the day as largely uneventful with cautious energy. The US may gain world prominence while women enter a period of service and progress. Thrift and outdoor activity are advised. some natives face property anxieties. children born today are ambitious and cheerful.
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United States
McClure
Timely views on world topics health publicity 15 asked for
By DI Wendell C Phillips, AMA president 1926 27. Calls for open health education public broadcasting and press access. Urges dropping reticence and improving sources of information in medical public outreach. Notes rise of radio and typewriter imports to Britain Malaya implications.
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Wendell C. Phillips
American Medical Association
Wendell C Phillips
Hammond
N. Y
University Medical College
New York University
Phillips
New York
Malaya
New Health Menu Plans for Busy Families
Dr Frank Mi net presents weekly diet menus not for disease cases but for healthy families seeking abundant health. The plan outlines daily meals from breakfast to dinner across Wednesday to Saturday, including dishes like roast Belgian hare, sausages, salmon, vegetables, salads, and fruit desserts.
Dandy Seeks Guidance On Family Life And Young Romance
A reader letter column discusses teenage issues at home with a drinking father and temper, urging open motherly talk, involving the suitor, and balancing duties. Advice covers finances for children, wife duties, and family harmony, noting a Haitian tobacco experiment doubling future smoker’s height.
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Ace High
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