Prison Diet Seen As Epilepsy Cure
New York June 1 Epilepsy once thought a nervous system derangement appears curable by diet after an Illinois penitentiary incident. A prisoner put on bread and water for misconduct improved, prompting neurology researchers at Post Graduate Hospital to test foods for relief.
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Woman nabbed on liquor count in corn sugar whisky case
Police arrested Stella Logenska of 1626 Stark Ave SW after officers found a five gallon can of alleged corn sugar whisky in her home and about four gallons remained. Mike Witczak of 1642 Stark Ave SW was also charged after four quarts of the same liquid were found in his cellar and eight quarts in the kitchen.
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Lindbergh’s early stunts reveal fearless character
Pittsburgh publisher Wad Connor recalls Charles A Lindbergh as a Wisconsin rifle star and daredevil rider who shot ashes off a cigarette and split a playing card at 50 feet. He rode solo across the country with a motorcycle while friends chased in a car, never dating or dancing, and enjoyed tricks that astonished onlookers.
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Lindbergh letters reveal wartime training and romance notes
excerpts detail Lindbergh's 1924 Kelly Field aviation student reflections on grit and safety in flight training, jokes about crashes, and a note on his love life. The article ends with New Philadelphia tax news about county realty appraisal delays and June tax timing.
Curator Traces Wild Horses Not Truly Wild Legends
Washington June 1 Thousands of so called wild horses are being rounded up on western ranges then killed and sold to rendering firms. Dr James W Gidley assistant curator of vertebrate paleontology at the United States Field Museum says these horses are not wild but domesticated animals that enjoy freedom. He notes that while modern horses descend from imported stock many real wild horses once existed in North America and were extinct before the human era.
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