Amateur Photo Contest Winners Named in Gazette
The Gazette announces winners in its Amateur Photo Contest with prizes for top three shots. Recipients include Janet Dutt of Moorehouse, Audrey Walker of Station, and Katheryn Vickers of Chelran among others, with entries snapped by various photographers and submitted for reproduction.
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Gazette
Lew Pat Hog
MM. M. Reardon
Monros
Louisians
Eagan Street
Cranddon
F. Reardon
Rakad Street
Alp
MemJanette Dutt
Routh
Wes Audrey Walleh
Toung Wlayeemen
Suell Connar
Wille Cooper
How to Work a Real Marriage Partnership
A fragmented text describes a marital partnership model where both partners support each other. It references Timarzia and INKS MANES IMWIN as founders and mentions self support, motherhood, and balancing work with family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inks Manes Imwin
Timarzia
Hurband
Prodigy Philip Wows Audiences At Piano recital
Twelve year old Philip, a piano prodigy in Atlanta, astonishes onlookers with polished performances of Minuet and Setting by Glinka. The crowd raves at his technique, with comments from a renowned musician praising his tone and interpretation, while his teacher and parents remain modest.
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Atlanta
Atlante Mussalana
Yaderowski
Philip
Enrico Lelda
Lelde
Matherns
Tea Kenius
Phittpens
Monte
Lelde Enid
Mia
Spleen Removal Proposed Over Appendicitis Theory
Chicago reports at a medical convention that replacing appendicitis treatment with removing the spleen is proposed by Dr Williams and Mayo brothers. They say an enlarged spleen destroys oxygen carrying red cells, risking death, and may underlie abdominal troubles beyond appendicitis. Other speakers tout radium, glucose injections, and calcium solutions as treatments in development.
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Chicago
Willams
Maye
Maya Brothers
Rochester
Linn
American Medical Mascination
Mayo
Charles Mayo
Laura A. Lane
Minneapolis
Alien Robertson
New York
Willem Marriot
Washington University
Learned Men Go Wild Without Oxygen at Altitude
London June 23 Oxygen starvation produced extraordinary effects on men ascending. Professor Barerofe at the Royal Institution described a case where a traveler at high altitude behaved wildly and another displayed indecorous language. A man under acute starvation noted his sensations in writing and became disoriented yet could not act without direct instruction. Street accidents in London last year injured 69,813 people with 607 killed.
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London
Barerofe
Royal Institution
Guride
Pers
Unien
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Sannelton
Edith Smith
Win Gald
Audrey N. Fowler
Dunbar
Belva Mee Cormick
Trenne Higginbotham
Pearl Higsinbotham
Dorothy and
Hupert Barnette
Teo Barnette
Danville
Lillian Burdette
Mea
Eugene Reder
Hoomer
Emiley Nutter
Pare Dallera
Hera Halferd, Jr
Betty Jean
Tandelde
S. Gladys le Fon
Wattevine
Bume Hoover
Delphina Hoover
Enliéren
Mra
Ethel Hoover
Chetyam
Mra W. A. Henbedy
Gladys and
Fulda Lawnon
Mra C. WW. Lawnon
Pratt
Sluricn Lawson
Freddy Lonmerrer
Sirs
Arthur Loh
Ant
Belf
Care
Ganette
Corgis
Padrewski
Philip Selby
Alan
Wren
Davin Pecamea
Merciares
Tha Tencun
Chret
Cltizena
Te Hente
Angie-fiten
Girin
France
Paris
Tha
Avery Child
Beas
Tmora
Chiroltte Perkis Cilman
Toamier
Canute
Boera
Hom
Inez Haynes Erwin
Phoebs
Ernest
Angel Island
Maida
Linds House
Maya
Norman M. Klech
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