Rockefeller Institute Antitoxin Anticipated For Rattlesnake Bites
Experiments at the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research in New York aim to create a specific rattlesnake antitoxin. Researchers seek to improve the French Pasteur serum for targeted venom treatment, testing on animals and considering a venom source from the Bronx Zoo.
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Rockefeller Medical Research Institute
New York
Bronx Zoo
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
New York City
Pasteur Institute
Lille
France
Rockefeller Institute
Cdi
Nature
Hideyo Nogiéldl
Matyi Lees
Whisievwestian-Unleseat Jsuveisdice
Atreductivsndel Uitepmilany Cnet
Pasteur
Yf Brmars
Roé&efeller
India
Advertising Talk on Mail Order vs Home Trading
An 1908 AP report features a dialogue urging fair competition with mail order houses. Merchants should meet prices on a cash basis, publicize goods and costs, and avoid attacking rivals. Loyalty to home merchants is debated amid calls for careful, price-competitive advertising.
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Brown
nag@etron
Nic
Serail
Heinrich Conried remembered for stage craft and firmness
The article recalls Heinrich Conried, famed presario and former Metropolitan Opera House manager in New York, who died in Merza Austria. It recounts his Vienna youth efforts to become an actor, a lesson with Verr Poerster at the Kurhaus, and a test rehearsal where he earned a stock company spot. It also notes his defining rule that during rehearsals the stage is his territory and others must leave.
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Heinrich Conried
Apresario
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Merza
Austria
Vienna
Verr Poerster
Bergtheater
Water Glass Test Awards Track Maintenance Prizes
The Pennsylvania Railroad and subsidiaries will award about $11,000 in prizes this year for track maintenance excellence. Supervisors on the New York to Washington and Philadelphia to Pittsburg main lines share $5,400. A car-based inspection records vibrations via two water glasses and a specialized instrument with two stems and pedometers to rate ride quality.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Champion Piano Pouncer Breaks Waterbury’s Record in Battle Creek
Charles Wright of Battle Creek set a new world mark by playing piano for twenty seven hours and forty five minutes surpassing J. M. Waterbury of New York. Wright collapsed from exhaustion after the feat being rushed to a sanitarium as attendants tended him.
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Michigan
Waterbury
J. M. Waterbury
New York
Battle Creek
Mich
Charles Wright
Wright
Ehamnian
Abdul Hamid's New Home in Saloniki Palace for Deposed Sultan
The Villa Alatini at Saloniki, owned by bankers the Alatini brothers, is the new residence of Turkey's deposed sultan Abdul Hamid Sr. The three story square villa overlooks the sea, features sixty rooms, a vast garden, and two broad marble stairways.
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Saloniki
Turkey
Equine Help Aids Injured Man After Harrowing Fall
A Philadelphia man, Thomas Lennon of 2282 Montgomery avenue, lay all night with a broken left leg after a fall from a horse. His neighbor, Thomas Kennedy, heard the horse’s whinnying and summoned an ambulance. Surgeons arrived and lifted Lennon to safety as the horse ceased its cries.
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Thomas Lennon
Montgomery Avenue
Philadelphia
Thomas Kennedy
Lennon
The Question of the Day and a Wardrobe Dilemma
A speaker laments fashion woes about sleeves and fashionable frills. She debates ready made sleeves as a trap, noting perforations and notches, and complains about the cost and fit of last year’s garments. The piece blends humor with a frustrated plea for simpler attire.
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Miles City, Mont
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