Yoruba Herbal Healer Dr Akilo Promises Life Saving Remedies
Nigerian witch doctor Dr Akilo of Skorodu near Lagos mixes herbs and roots with fetishes and amulets to treat crocodile bites malaria and birth control needs. His three room clinic displays jars vials and a diploma while he claims modern medicine cannot stop long standing ailments and war related ills. The piece notes his role in Yoruba traditional medicine and mentions Bible Society work and translation efforts by Dr Eugene Nida.
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Pendleton Forges Sesqui Event With Brothers of the Brush
Pendleton forms the Brothers of the Brush to celebrate the 150th settlement anniversary. Members promote Pioneer days styling at Falls Park area, with a headquarters at 2% W State St open Saturdays. A shaving permit allows shavers to join the Smoothies, clean shaven counterparts.
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Anderson College Announces Two Business Staff Appointments
Theodore Baker named bursar and Charles Whittom appointed staff accountant at Anderson College. Paul E Sage, vice president for financial affairs, announced the changes.
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Brenda Jones dies after leukemia fight in Oklahoma
Brenda Lee Jones known as the good little girl died of leukemia at Tulsa's Hitlcrest Medical Center after a two year battle. Inmates at two Oklahoma state prisons held fundraisers and rodeos raising 3050 dollars for her parents of Fort Gibson. Funeral arrangements report she was buried in Tahlequah Citizens Cemetery with no inmate attendance.
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