Pope's Amazing Will Aids In His Recovery
Pope Pius XII, 79, faced arteriosclerosis varicose veins high blood pressure and myocarditis amid weeks of illness. Dr Aminta Milani used digitalis diuretin theobromine pantopon and Valenan to ease pain and support heart function while limiting opiate injections. Treatments included antiseptics for wounds, electric ray therapy for circulation, and careful small meals to protect kidney function.
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Vatican City
Pius
Aminta Milani
Milani
Holy Father
Pondiff
Manila
Three Days Cough Signal Promises Creomulsion Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for chest coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine targets the trouble directly, loosens phlegm, and soothes inflamed membranes. The ad guarantees satisfaction or refunds the purchase through the pharmacist.
Obesity and nutrition in health guidance from 1937
Dr William Brady discusses overeating as the main cause of overweight while noting rare glandular cases of hypothyroidism and hypopituitarism. He critiques refined carbohydrates and stresses vitamins and minerals for proper metabolism, then lists Q and A items on safe drinking water and skin healing, from 1937 with author Wit and questions from readers.
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Websters
Webster
Thedea
Padus
A Ki
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A domestic poem detailing a wife’s daily tasks from morning chores to evening care. She cleans, mends, bakes, sews, shops, tends to children, trims the yard, and endures her husband’s grumbling as he works hard.
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Edgar A. Guest
Coe Players Stage Macbeth In Eleventh Century Style
Coe college drama presents Macbeth in a three part adaptation set in the eleventh century. Kent Andrews directs a version shifting from Elizabethan text to period staging at the Coe Playhouse with student made props and costumes. Tickets at the door as dress rehearsal nears.
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Coe College Dramatic and Art Department
Coe Playhouse
Kent Andrews
Coe College Theater
Coe College
Oil Tank Blast At Minneapolis Plant Sparks Fire
A 15,000 gallon storage tank at Petroleum Service Co was blown up Tuesday night near the city south edge. Investigators say two other tanks 15,000 and 10,000 gallons were tampered with with valves left open. Fire Marshal Wilson said the base was sawn by dynamite. The firm is among companies hit by a Petroleum Workers union strike.
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Nore
Minneapolis
Ap)y
The
Petroleum Service Company
Dinimite
George F Wilson
Petroleum Workers Union
Barred From Blondes: Kidnap Scam Getter Sentenced
Carmine Ancona pled guilty to sending notes to his wife claiming a kidnapping and demanding $5000. Federal Judge Abruzzo ordered him to stay away from blondes and sentenced him to fifteen years in prison.
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New York
Carmine Ancona
Abruzzo
Ancona
Arms Race and British Delay in War
The article argues Britain seeks to appease Germany while strengthening arms as 1939 nears. It cites Germany’s 800000 regulars and 600000 reserves, Italy’s 8 million mobilization, France’s growing forces, and Soviet expansion. It suggests Britain hopes to deter war by economic strength and concessions.
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Germany
Hitler
Britain
Italy
Anthony Eden
London
Herr von Ribbentrop
Mussolini
Duce
Europe
France
Spain
Goering
Soviet Union
Moscow
The Planetary Chart For This Day
The plan e t ary configurations stress intellectual cultural artistic and social matters with good news and favorable relations with the young. Affectional matters flourish and birthdays indicate an active year with progress and pleasure in literary social artistic and domestic fields.
Lawyers on Jury Turn Verdict to Guilty in Community Play
The Community Playhouse trial of The Night of January 16 featured three lawyers on the jury. Karen Andre, played by Mrs. H Gordon eLay, was found guilty of murdering her capitalist employer Bjorn Faulkner. The Tuesday night jury, drawn from the audience, returned a 7 to 5 guilty verdict after a single ballot, with two lawyers among the jurors voting for guilt. A final performance at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday will present a new jury to pass on the evidence.
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Community Playhouse
Karen Andre
H. Gordon eLay
Bjorn Faulkner
M. J. Frankel
James H. Yuill
R. C. Montgomery
George S. Miller
A. C. Hablitzell
A J. Diebold
M. H. Hahn
Gladyce Getz
H. J. Chadima
Don Hines
W. C. Shuttleworth
John D. Randall
Building Crew
Robert Abodeely
Joe Cohn
Sam Cohn
William Fieseler
Geraldine Green
Hugh Lamont
Keneath Kent
Leslie Bessemer
Jack Snowdon
Harlan Endsley
Donald P. Barnes
Edwy J. Clapp
Sumner Foster
Helen Larimer
Wallace Darling
Patricia Burkhalter
Milo Chehak
Ted Sealy
Don
Hole Burned In Floor At The Z C B J Hall
A cigaret stub started a blaze at the Z C B J hall at Twelfth Avenue and Third Street SE Tuesday night burning a hole through double flooring. Patrons in a beer parlour below smelled smoke and firemen were called at 10:57 PM, confining damage to the hole. The report also notes Punkies a small fly species scientifically Culicoides Sanguisugus Coq and mentions Maine Indian name no secums.
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Twelfth Avenue
Third Street
Maine
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Vito Tamuthis
Walter Brown
John Murphy
Pat Malone
Irving Hadley
John Broaca
William Brady
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Mer & A Bet
ACOA
Chu
Hollywood
Leap Town Crider
Fleur
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Missouri
Mimnes
Coe
Genevieve Kemble
Ernacs
Modern Design
Bowlene
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Fletcher Castoria
Soilax
Simoniz Waxer
Hind
Lifebuoy
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Stillman's Jelly
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Bettes Co., Inc
DuBois, Pa
Ford Hopkins CO
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