French surgeon says heart operations can stop 5 to 10 minutes
Dr. Carrel reports in Paris that chest operations with the thorax opened now match abdominal procedures in safety. He says the heart and brain tolerate limited pauses in circulation, with specific time limits, while more work remains on heart surgery and aneurysm repair. A Paris note covers the lecture and public reaction.
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Alexis Marrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Paul Beaujon Hospital
Carrel
Paris
New York Times
Iowa Editors Gather for Storm Lake Summer Meet
Al M. Adams of Humboldt issued the program for the Upper Des Moines Editorial association meeting at Storm Lake August 21 22 with speakers including J E Chrysler Odebolt Chronicle Go i Caswell Dennison Bulletin Elmer E Johnston Iowa City Citizen Paul E Stillman Jefferson Bee E M Glasgow Spencer News Marion Bruce Rolfe Arrow. A picnic is planned at Sunset Park.
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al M. Adams
Humboldt
Upper
Des Moines
Storm Lake
Iowa
J. E. Chrysler
Odebolt Chronicle
Go. i
Knowles
Eugene Reardon
Auburn
Sac County
H. Merrill
Helmer D. Brunstad
Leland
Ed McConaughey
Allerton
Charles W. McCarty
Ottumwa
Peter Junges
Hospers
Fred C. Boeke
Hubbard
Daniel P O'Connor
Lawler
John J. Herbster
Milford
John F. Goos
Sabulaa
Keokuk
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
Clarke
Missouri
Cedar Rapids
Leroy Watkins
Watkins
A. F. Tanner
Milwaukee
Iowa Construction Company
Commercial Club
Iowa City
Kenya
Keokuk County
Geneva
Fire Department of
Mason City
John Whitaker
St. James
Davenport
Lake Michigan
Opposition to Eugenic Marriage for a Perfect Race
A scientific expert attacks eugenic aims to breed a superior race, arguing brains matter more than brawn and that intellects can be physically weak. He condemns Spartan ideals as outdated in an era where force no longer governs human affairs, yet acknowledges his opponents admit some method to his madness.
English Wife Claims Shoes Show Husband's Small Feet
A divorce suit cites a husband wearing out the wife’s new shoes to flaunt his extremely small feet, illustrating oppression in marriage. The piece argues such cruelty tests British law and whether relief would be granted.
Care for Animals in Warm Weather Urges Mercy and Water
The text urges mercy toward animals during hot weather and advises protecting tolling animals. It stresses watering horses, avoiding harsh lash, and showing humane treatment to help both the animals and their handlers during the heated term.
College Education Fails to Predict Success in Dishwashing
In San Francisco a seven hundred member dishwashers union counts one hundred college graduates among its ranks. An official who once taught mathematics in college now finds greater personal benefit and public service in dishwashing, illustrating that higher education can cultivate the philosophic spirit rather than guarantee career paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Modest dress trend sparks national backlash
A push for shorter skirts provokes wide debate over modesty and fashion standards, with critics warning the trend signals broader cultural shifts. Authorities and social commentators weigh in on public morals and personal style amid rising fashion influence.
Inland waterway funding and political shifts in era
The report notes a proposed 20 million dollar Inland Waterway project from Boston to Beaufort NC. It covers resignations and appointments in Congress, currency bill debates, labor trafficking arrests, Panama exposition queries, tariff talks, ambassadorial prospects, bold age claims, and industrial news including a Belgian meat substitute, concrete combustion, a lawn tennis title, a Nogales arrival, a typhoid outbreak linked to heat, a newspaper sale, Minnesota bond sales, and a Texas bankers association officer. The Pacific canal dyke and a fatal tunnel gas incident near Seattle are also mentioned.
Multiple Distinct Items From 192? News Wire
A collection of brief items lists land forfeiture in Coos county Oregon to the United States from C A Smith Lumber. A Milwaukee Federation of Catholic societies session debates socialism immoral dances and mine owners. A home explosion in Altoona Pennsylvania injures Henry Holdt. Senatorial vacancy in Alabama filled by Henry D Clayton by Governor J B O Nea l. Portland ice dealer Barnes gets five days for a five cent fraud. Chicago garment makers employ 200000 with 27000000 annual output. Pacific Coast Coal workers strike at Black Diamond in protest over George Ayres firing. Ayres is an I W W organizer.
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A. J. Back
Sioux City
George Back
Kenneth Lyons
Lyons
Cedar Falls
Civic Improvement League
A. A. Burger
Des Moines
Iowa
A. Reeves
J. H. Wally
Ottumwa
Waterloo
F. F. French
Humboldt
R. W. Ford
Storm Lake
L. L. Thomas
Warren County
Harry L. Watson
Bouton Press
Watson
Watsons
Boone
Detar Flats
Miss Florence Gelabert
A. C. Acres
Klintzinger
Dubuque County
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Wolverton
Miller
William Jones
Charles Bain
Fred Baker
Andy Jones
Jones
Ives
Sabula
C. L McLyman
Neola
Charles Hawthorne
Shenandoah
Strahan
Troy Hall
Nashua
H. W. Seagar
Magnolia
J. C. Milliman
Clayton County
John Blue
Mason City
James Minnaugh
le Mars
Coos County
Oregon
United States
C. A. Smith Lumber Company
Robert S. Bean
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Milwaukee
Stevenson
Thomas Barnes
Portland, Ore
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Black Diamond
Seattle
George Ayres
A Forman
Ayres
Industrial Workers of the World
War Echoes and Global Skirmishes Reported
Dispatches record a British camel corps ambush near Burao in Arabia with casualties among officers and about sixty men. In Mexico Venustiano Carranza and Julio Madero win at Torreon as rebels retreat to Durango. Canton City sees twelve hundred killed amid widespread pillage and official dissension.
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Burao
Arabia
Venustiano Carranza
Julio Madero
Torreon
Mexican War Office
Carranza
Madero
Durango
Canton
France Orders Steel Areoplanes For Easy Assembly
The French government has placed a large order for almost all steel areoplanes designed for quick dismantling to aid transport. Italian state railways are operating over fifty electric locomotives. Princess Sophie of Saxe Weimar Eisenach to renounce her rights and wed a commoner, following two brothers. August Bebel dies in Zurich, a note on its limited impact on German Socialist activity.
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Sophie
Saxe-Weimar- Eisenach
Zurich
August Bebel
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Turkey
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Tulsa, Okl
Yee
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St. Paul
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Mnnneapolis
Elizabeth Metzenthin
Austin, Tex
Arived
Nogales
Ariz
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Mexico
Wilsey
Morris County
Kansas
The
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M. H. de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
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Galveston
Tex
Texas Bankers’ Association
J. W. Hoopes
Pacific
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Robert Pierson
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