Happenings of the World Tersely Told
Charles H. Morse founder of Fairbanks Morse & Co scale makers died at his Orlando Florida winter home after two months of illness. U S officials say the Silesia situation is Europe’s problem and no further action. Jacob Gould Schurman named ambassador to China. Harding accepts Allied invitation to supreme council and appoints E Reilly governor of Puerto Rico.
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Charles HE. Morse
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Orlando
Fla
Cause of Wound Shock Develops Hours After Injury
Discoveries by Dr. Walter Cannon and colleagues after World War I clarify wound shock as a toxin driven by tissue damage. The toxin increases capillary permeability, causing fluid loss. treatment focused on warmth, hydration, and blood transfusion when needed.
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Mass
Walter B. Cannon
Harvard Medical School
Cannon
France
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Names Ito as President After Kondo’s Death
Tokyo based Nippon Yusen Kaisha announces Yonejiro Ito will assume the presidency succeeding Baron Rempel Kondo who died recently. Ito, a University of Michigan graduate and former vice president, warns of a long downturn as ship supply outpaces cargo demand amid a weak freight market. Molasses Halta City Council meeting in Williamson postponed due to vandalism with molasses smeared on chairs.
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Yonejiro Ito
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End of the World Theories From Rev Gullen Sermon
Detroit readers learned of Rev George T Gullen’s dire predictions about Earths doom. He warned of extinction via shifting axis duplicates rising heat and a dying sun while noting risks from a passing dead star and potential atmospheric combustion. He cited spectroscope readings and urged faith over panic.
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Dar
Space
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Mars
Jupiter
Herentes
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Belcher
Rabbit Profits Grow From Backyard Flocks Across States
Reports from Kansas City Kansas Nebraska and Washington show backyard rabbit farming turning quick profits. A high schooler in Town cleared over 1200 dollars in 1919 by raising rabbits on a 33 foot square yard. An Ohio farmer ships 400 pounds weekly to city restaurants while meeting growing demand. Experts say rabbit meat mirrors white chicken meat in nutrition and taste and can be produced with minimal space and effort.
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Ohio
Bureau of Mological Survey
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Ned Dearborn
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