Plasmochin Studied for Malaria Control by U S Marines
Panama City reports plasmochin a new German drug used to fight malaria in Nicaragua. After months of trials medical officers are cautious yet hopeful. The drug is tasteless synthetic quinoline, far stronger than quinine, and requires careful dosing. Dr. Herbert C. Clark notes mixed opinions on effectiveness and warns of toxicity in some individuals. Several large American fruit companies employ plasmochin in their hospitals.
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Panama City
United States
Nicaragua
Gargas Memorial Laboratory
Herbert C. Clark
Names of ships reflect star links in maritime lore
London reports sailors favor celestial names for ships with Venus Jupiter Sirius among the common picks. Twenty eight merchant vessels over 100 tons bear Jupiter as part of their title. A bark registered in Ceylon allegedly carries the lengthy name Venayagansonpakialetchemy.
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London
Ceylon
Nan Morgan's dangerous love fuels courtroom drama
Nan Carroll Morgan, secretary to John Curtis Morgan, fights for her grip on both husband and career as Iris Morgan's return triggers a tense web of jealousy and legal cases. Morgan defends a friend, Crawford, while Nan acts as long distance housekeeper, pursuing a fragile romance amid a high stakes divorce and murder trial.
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Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan
Morgan
Bert Crawford
Crawford
Iris
Nan
Little Curtis
Gopareessy
Iris Morgan
Dr. Black
Mrs. Morgan
Jack
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kathleen O’hara
Miss O'Hara
Blackhall
Nan Hadeen
John
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