Man May Live 110 Years Through Gland Transplants
Dr Thomas W Edgar of New York City predicts life spans could reach 110 years or more due to interstitial gland transplants. He, a metabolism specialist and Western Medical Times associate editor, says the procedure has moved beyond hypothesis and shows permanent effects likely, signaling a bright future for longevity.
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General Bramwell Booth Urges Drug Prohibition Expansion
General Bramwell Booth head of the Salvation Army tours sixty three countries. In New York two weeks he observes the drug evil surpasses strong drink and calls for extending prohibition to narcotics sales. He visits major cities including New York Chicago and Philadelphia during the world inspection tour.
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