Hungary stamps to show sports in aid of charities
A unique series of postage stamps will be issued across Hungary to depict sporting events. The stamps, available for ordinary mail with a double value premium, feature miniatures of skating fencing soccer marching and other athletic scenes for charitable support.
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Vienna
Hungary
Northwestern professors claim parathyroid work may cure epilepsy
Dr Lester Dragetedt and Archer Sudan at Northwestern University medical school report progress linking parathyroid gland research to epilepsy treatment. They describe diets and methods reducing intestinal bacteria putrefaction to limit tetany poisons, with animal studies showing relief after parathyroid removal. They anticipate broader trials for epileptic patients as findings grow.
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Canton Daily News
Chicago
Northwestern University Medical School
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Sudan
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Not Many Of Royalty Now In England
London March 28 England is deserted by royal heads as the king and queen remain in the Mediterranean and the prince of Wales sails toward South Africa aboard the battlecruiser Repulse with 1250 crew. The voyage includes Nigeria Jamaica and South America with stops in Montevideo and visits to Argentina Chile and Uruguay. The tour marks the prince of Wales global circuit nearing completion.
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Canton Daily News
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Mediterranean
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Peace Near as Irish Factions Move to Belfast Parliament
Joseph Devlin and the Irish Nationalists plan to enter the Belfast parliament, signaling possible accommodation with commissioners and a more friendly tone toward England in the Free State. A report from London discusses gold standard debate and inflationary policy affecting Britain, Germany, and France.
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London
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Star’s Concert Proves Failure At Albert Hall
London March 28 The question whether broadcasting helps or hurts singers arose after the startling failure of the Tetrazzini concert at Albert Hall. It was her only London appearance for a long time and the hall was not one third filled. Her managers blamed the poor turnout on the publicity and other factors.
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Canton Daily News
London
Albert Hall
Bed Wetting Remedy Claims Quick Relief
A Pasadena mother reports immediate relief for her six year old girl’s bed wetting after using HOMODYNE Capsules. The ad promotes HOMODYNE as a remedy for bed wetting and bladder and kidney distress, with sales at Roth and Hug drug stores.
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Pasadena
Calif
Roth and Hug
Paul F. Deford
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Tetrazzini radio appearance seen as eclipse of voice
Report cites Mme Tetrazzini agreeing to broadcast ten days before and facing criticism that radio may have harmed her vocal image. Critics suggest the radio performance reduced audience turnout and questions the effect of broadcasting on concert success and local radio relations.
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Formance
Aga
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