Modern Dress Hit by Billy Sunday in Columbus
Billy Sunday addressed a Columbus audience railing against modern fashion and its moral impact. He linked dress to morals, criticized pleasures and riches, and urged modest, neat attire while mockingly denouncing evolution and gender notions. He depicted clubmen and dissipation, urging reflection on social decay.
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Billy Sunday
Columbus
Ohio
Sunday
New Drug Tryparsamid Said To Cure Paresis
A report in the Journal of the American Medical Association highlights tryparsamid as a potential treatment for paresis. Developed by Jacobs and Heidelberger, it showed promise in syphilis related brain lesions and early-stage cases, with cautions about possible eye toxicity and vision disturbance.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Wade Hampton Brown
Rockefeller Institute
Louise Pearce
Simon Flexner
Pearce
Belgian Congo
University of Wisconsin
W. F. Lorenz
A. S. Loewenhart
W. J. Blackwenn
F. J. Hodges
Brown
England fears emigration to America rising
London reports concern over skilled artisans and domestic servants leaving for the United States. A government committee examines causes as the annual quota bites, with most nations blocked until July. Britain notes few skilled workers depart while domestic staff are more affected. Pearl fringe decorates tunics in fashions of the moment.
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London
Great Britain
United States
America
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Westminster Gazette
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