New Teeth From Gland Transfer Amazes Medical World
An experimental report from Leningrad Medical Institute describes doctor Chalatonov’s method of grafting teeth into aging mouths using gland transfer and ligature techniques. Early trials on animals show promising rejuvenation of dentition, with attempts on humans noted but details kept secret. The piece discusses potential impacts for the aged and implications for medical science.
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Chalatow
Laningrad Medical Institute
Gland
Tommy
Clilatun
Tammy
Mxury
Chalatan
Tumsay
Abby
Chalaton
Fragmentary tale of a strange home-grown pet demand
A garbled scene imagines a society member ordering a home-grown pet from Chalatan, then post operation sprouts spread in all compass directions. The doctor laughs and quips about a Jawauita, prompting a chilling mental image.
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Tably
Old Russ Relics Found In Squalor In Moscow
In Moscow June a peasant Alezei Vuldumkin’s barn held an heirloom wagon once used by Tsar Alexander II. Local authorities examined the wagon and Imperial emblems, linking it to the Craur Alexander II and the family’s Sunday carriage. The museum contested possession seeking the heirloom.
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Ant Corot
Lenin
Dathaye-So- Joo Wan
Alexe
Hin
Dobuln
Min
Alexander Tl
Nicholas Wand
Vaiduinkin
Guethorllen
Soviet Official Buys Two Tons Of Clothes In Europe
Mokow dispatch reports a Soviet Oil Trust official returning from Western Europe with a two ton wardrobe for himself and his wife. The list includes underwear, trousers, sweaters, dresses, towels, and even a bicycle. Pravda notes the shock to workers amid economic hardship as protests grow over such lavish spending.
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Moscow
Mineraiment
Europe
Soviet Union
Cuatam'a
Roosevelt and Bryan Lead Namesake Trend In Schools
In Kansas City Missouri on June 26 Roosevelt and Bryan dominate the list of names given to newborns and graduates. The article notes Theodore Roosevelt remains the most popular male name with Bryan close behind, while girls’ names center on Catherine and Marie as Jewish and Italian names grow in high schools nationwide. Mr Terry, a Central High School official, records name trends across decades.
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Py Vina
Central High School Commercial Department
Hookevelt
Flynn
Mr. Terry
Srensihe Dewers
John Pershings
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jannings Bryan
Terry
Thomas Edivona
Henry Fords
Bettys
Catharine
Wiys
Koro Maries
Mexico safety drive formed by committee in capital
Mexico City June 20. A committee for pedestrian protection and motor vehicle accident prevention was formed under the patronage of 31 Universal, one of the leading daily newspapers, in this city.
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Mexico City
Univeranl
Konjola touted as health revival remedy in Charleston notice
A lengthy advertisement claims Konjola remedy cures weakness stomach trouble and headaches. It features testimonials from Mims F. Q. Holley of 420 Fayetter n Street and describes benefits to kidneys bowels and digestion. It states the Konjola Man explains the product at Potterfield's drug store Capitol and Virginia streets Charleston.
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Mims F. QO. Holley
Indy
Fayatten Street
Thin City
Potterfield
Capitol
Virginia
Charleston
Arian Holley
Thin Konjols
Potterweld's
Virginia Streets
Editorial Push to Reduce Traffic Accidents
Sir Joss Gomes Usarte from El Universal offers the influential paper's column to back the traffic accident reduction movement. Articles will be published periodically urging pedestrians and motorists to follow safer rights and obligations.
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Joss Gomes Usarte
el Universal
British motor law strengthens public protection in new act
London reports a newly enforced British driving statute expanding penalties for drunken driving, suspensions for offenses, and harsher fines. The act also tightens coercion defenses in domestic crime, bans court sketching, and raises penalties for perjury and false statements in marriages, births, and deaths.
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London
Trittaln
Lenae Fa
Scense
Britain
Rome
Lodge Sees Bright Era for England in Speech
London reports Sir Oliver Lodge predicting a prosperous peace for Britain after the recent turmoil. He urges steady effort, learning from sacrifice, and universal patience as the nation heals, while noting humanity’s capacity to help each other. Also mentions near London tests of a near silent airplane propeller and a new steel alloy discovery.
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London
Britannia
Oliver Lodge
Gregh Adentat
Aid
Ana
Che Frult
Ironmaster Hacheld Announces High Temp Steel Turbine
Sir Robert Hacheld, the noted ironmaster, describes a steel capable of 1 950 degrees Fahrenheit with a turbine running at 55 000 revolutions per minute. The material reportedly reaches bright red heat and is expected to impact applications of high temperature gas systems.
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Sheffield
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