The Riddle of Cancer Theories and Immunity
A historical overview traces cancer origins from old theories to the current view that cancer arises from internal cell changes. It notes experiments with mice and rats, immunity possibilities, and efforts by Ehrlich and others to induce or harness immunity. The piece contrasts the hoop pole man with the gum picker in logging culture.
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Urosker Fund
Ehrlich
Metropolitan Magazine
Hoop Pole
Hee
Hoist and Hoops Payoff by Daylight at Harvesters
In a Belfast Republican Journal excerpt a harvester trims hoops and shaves them for sale. The finished hoops are sold with a small profit, earning the workers two to three cents per item, a modest wage that sustains production through the daylight hours and evenings by the roaring fire.
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Belfast Republican Journal
Apple Tree Bears Fruit With No Spring Bloom
Justice of the Peace David Barb of Clifford in Bartholomew County displays apples from a tree that bears fruit without blooming in spring. He notes the tree never blooms yet produces apples, a freak process that surprises locals who expect a normal cycle.
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Justice of the Peace
David Barb
Clifford
Bartholomew County
Barb
Concord State Normal School Promotes Hard Work Education
The Athens school proclaims itself strongest in the southern state and urges students to pursue their own education through hard study. Principal Cc. L. Bemis invites everyone to attend Tuesday morning, January 3, 1911, as classes resume after a fire.
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Concord State Normal School
Athens
Cc. L. Bemis
Irony of Fate Reflected in Austerity and Risk Taking
Fragmentary column from Columbus Indianapolis News contemplates fate and thrift with dialogue about saving for a rainy day. The piece juxtaposes small ambitions and misfortune, hinting at a night of alarm and disruption and a disrupted plan amid rough events.
Unclear text fragment from historical page
The readable portion shows a jumble of letters and words without coherent event or names. No identifiable people, places, or organizations emerge to form a factual news item.
The Bluefield Evening Leader Subscriptions Impress Readers
The subscriber base is described as prompt and reliable, with most of the list prepaid. The paper notes that the best buyers in the city and county support the publication by keeping their subscriptions current.
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Bluefield Evening Leader
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First National Bank
Bluefield, W. Virginia
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Princeton Ave
Bluefield, West Virginia
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Bluefield Bee
Bluefield Brewing Company
Bluefield, W. VA
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