Chemical Society Announces West Virginia Prize Winners
West Virginia students win prizes in the American Chemical Society essay contest. First prize winners include Hubert M. James Clarksburg and Margaret Kemp Ford Lewisburg among others. second prize honorable mentions feature Andrew Walker Mount Hope and Ethel Webster Bluefield. Nationally 234 winners compete for six four year Yale Vascar College scholarships plus Garvan memorial gifts.
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West Virginia
American ‘Chemical Society
Francis P. Garvan
New York City
Hubert M. James
Clarksburg
Lewisburg
Rawld Maxwell
Franela P. Naughton
Keyser
Wheeling
Andrew Walker
Mount Hons
Ray Horaker
Huntington
Ethel Webster
Bluefield
Howard Gray
Margaret Clark
Grafton
Martha Rebecca Bruce
Yale University of
Mra. Garver
Tt Ja
American Chemical Society
Dra. Gurvan
Patricia
Aberdeen
Baylor College For Women
Texas
University of Texas
Catholic University of America
Georgetown University
University of Virginia
University of Florida
Northwestern University
University of Maryland
St. Louis University
What Is Good Taste? A Call to Help Downed Youth
An essayist argues women must confront societal cruelty toward those who err like Celia Cooney and Sophia Lyons. She urges reform of reformatories and stronger community support, citing Missouri fellowships and a New Jersey case, to give youths real chances and reshape attitudes toward those down on luck. She urges women to avoid harming the vulnerable and to invest time, money, and effort to uplift the young rather than condemn them. Switzerland has built a school to treat crying children in the Alps.
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America
Celia Cooney
Celia
Cooney
Sophia Lyons
Isi
Maen
Peor Iple
Anrons
New Jersey
Mas
Yentryman
Parole Commission
New York
Waterfly
Wwe
Worden
Publicity for ex King George sparks Romania Greece incident
Queen Marie in Paris learned that Romania invited ex King George of Greece to depart as soon as possible after a disputed dispatch leaked publicly. The Rumanian government admitted the move smacked of interference, prompting Greek minister to resign and a swift Greek response to Athens.
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Bucharest
Marie
Rumania
Paris
George
Greece
Romania
Iter
Athens
Bratiang
Marla
Modern Charleston clinic offers full electro medical therapy
A Charleston office promotes a modern electro medical treatment center with a X‑ray machine and devices for Tesla, Cadin and other currents. It claims to penetrate tissues without harming healthy parts, removing disease processes and boosting vitality. The facility includes a drugs department and a comprehensive diagnostic suite with X‑ray, hemocytometers, micro scope, and a chemical-physical laboratory for personalized examination.
Treatment myths around bladder, prostate and salvarsan cures
The text discusses cautious approaches to bladder and prostate ailments and criticizes exaggerated dangers. It mentions uncertain toxic remedies once linked to Dr Paul Bariten and the Nobel context, naming Salvarsan and Neo Salvarsan as noted treatments with questionable authority.
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Paul, Bariten
A Talk to Women About Health and Strength
A fragment discusses women seeking understanding of their health and beauty. It mentions common female ailments, the structural aspects of the female system, and the wear of daily life on wellbeing. The piece hints at a remedy or treatment affecting longevity and vitality for women.
Treat Entarrh With Ozone Electric Therapy Promise
A lengthy evolution of catarrh symptoms claims nerve and brain impact from head and throat inflammation. It extols ozone therapy generated by an electrical machine as a simple, natural cure and urges readers to visit Electric-Medral Doctors for treatment.
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Belence
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Chemical Society
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Ife
Lydig Boyt
Tags
Streen Atm
Julia Hoy
Canada
Alliance
Fea
University of Missouri
Missouri
Switzerland
THE
H. O. Baker Company
China
Electro- Medical
Charleston
W.va
Virginia Strew
Physi Laboratory
Specialiata
Arleg
Nose and Throat Department
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