Serbia’s Postwar Recovery Glimpsed Through Health and Prosperity
A Washington correspondent notes Serbia or Jugoslavia after World War I shows remarkable improvement. Hospitals are less crowded, children thrive, homes are clean and well provisioned, and the nation pursues thrift and growth with aid from American and Allied medical efforts.
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Washington
Dec
Serbia
Babs
Jugoslavia
Phils
American Food Administration
Themerican Red Cross
Radiuum substitute claims to rival radium cancer treatment
American inventor Frank Fischer announces a new X ray attachment that reproduces radium like irradiation to treat cancer. Dr H C Ruggles of UC presents demonstrations at St Francis hospital. The device attaches to any X ray machine, offering lower cost and portability compared to German equipment, with claims of deep penetration and skin safety.
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San Francisco
Dece
Frank Ricber
H. C. Ruggles
University of California
St. Francis Hospital
Dr. Ru
Fischer
Reiners Devs
Reijber
Standard Forms for Construction Work Discussed in Washington
Secretary Hoover today opened a Commerce Department conference of constructors architects and engineers to adopt standard contract forms for all construction classes. Aimed at reducing legal costs and disputes, the plan seeks greater safeguard for owners and improved nationwide construction standards.
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Washington
Hoover
Commerce Department
Poor Horses Deserve Warmth in Cold Weather
A historical note laments neglect of horses in winter, urging owners to blanket, feed, and shoe properly. It cites cases of unblanketed horses suffering frost and death, and calls League action to protect animals from cold and mistreatment.
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Erro
Tate
Anil
Vairfeld Avenue
League
Leasie Worth Innas
Brotherhood in Industry Possible Says Labor Chief
Dec 15 report from Ghigagu on the Inter national Brotherhood of Blacksmiths delegates to the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America debating “Brotherhood in industry.” The piece argues harmony between employers and workers hinges on mutual respect, fair wages, and avoidance of wage cuts or strikes, stressing spiritual unity and responsibility across labor and management.
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Blacksmiths
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Ghigagu
TV. Kine
International Brotherhood of Blactamiths
Drop Forgera
Trelpers
Mri
Brotherhood
Ray Imine
Peter
Kerieve
Free offer for asthma and hay fever sufferers
An ad promises a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever relief, claiming it helps all ages in any climate and seeks severe cases after inhalers and serums have failed. Readers are urged to mail today, with no cost and even free postage.
Peasants and Laborers tire of Communist promises
A Latman report from Moscow quotes Premiaer Nikolai Genin addressing the 2 Congress of Political Educational Workers. Lenin admits educational illiteracy hinders policy, warns against mere rhetoric without action, and calls for expelling “obnoxious and useless” Communists. He lists three foes: Communist arrogance, bribery, and corruption.
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Nikolai Genin
Congress of
Moscow
Lenine
Titea
Moscow Pravda
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