Blood Washed and Reused in Dog Circulation Experiment
Johns Hopkins researchers report an experiment where a living dog’s blood was fully removed, cleansed of impurities, and returned without stopping the heart. After ether anesthesia, procedures connected the carotid artery and vein to a closed loop, with blood circulation driven by the heart and purified in a long filtration process. The team’s tone remains cautious about practical medical uses despite enthusiasm for potential disease control.
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Johns Hopkins University
Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR Passage on Metal Ore and Industry
A disjointed historical OCR fragment discusses ore supply from America and Europe, Crucible Steel, and radium yields. It mentions producers, ore deposits, and mineral trade with references to Austria and London, noting a transfer of ore to an institute and various economic details.
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Farsz Bare
Feld
Austria
Amd
Stadrealls
Crucible Steel Detaty America
Prttabare
Emorette Esceeet
Ftoe
Peoper Ny
America
Mir
Fiat
Londos
Tome
Homever
Ee National Redgum Taeti
Crucible Steel Companias
Furgum
Rompeny
Pasteur Institute fails to prove anti-tuberculous serum
In Manse of the Pasteur Institute in Paris the failure of anti-tuberculous serum is reported. The discovery hinges on earlier bacteriology stating the tetanus microbe cannot multiply in a Koch culture tube older than ten to fifteen days. Marino's experiments may influence future research directions.
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Manse
Pasteur
Koch
Marino
Australia leads in wireless network coverage across vast seaboard
With her characteristic enterprise Australia is besting all other countries in wireless equipment. Every point of her 13 280 miles of seaboard is cocircled by a chain of stations. Eight of these stations operate day and night with a range of two thousand miles. Recently the Port Derwin station set a record by sending messages picked up at Lakes Huren Station 5600 miles away.
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Autralia
Port Derwin
Laks Huren
Giant 178 Carat Diamond Found in Vaal River Region
A massive 178 carat diamond, notable for its red amber colour, was found in the dry Vaal River bed in Cape Colony by H Bowker and partner. It awaits a princely buyer as dealers doubt they can handle such a large gem. experts praise its beauty and rarity.
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Exormon Ip Sim
London
Vaal River
Cape Colony
H. Bowker
Bowker
Avie & Watt
Widow Offers Bix New Designs in Dainty Cups
A widow advertises Bix new designs in dainty cups and beacers of g L the half Devon plates priced at 2/9 the hell de sea Dainty Tea Sets listed with prices 7/6 13/6 18/6 19/6 the get A few prices
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Hell de Sea
Prehistoric Rivet Near Florida Found in Cumberland Site
Fragmented OCR notes describe a prehistoric estuary with a buried river mouth and evidence of ancient channels. The text references river mouths, banks, tree trunks, and potential caver activity, with scattered mentions of local authorities and enforcement acts. It also cites medical and legal notices amid a collage of unrelated topics and era-specific references.
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Allenby
Othe
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National Library of Australia
Gospel
Stephens
Enterprise House
Mtn
Mephens
Sam Jacobs
Tenis i Millinery
Uarris
Donegal
Athlone
Sunderland & Sears
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Busy Enterprise House
Governoor
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Lee
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Alan Franciece
Hally
HaMi
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Welbett von Ther
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Colac Supply Stores
Murray Street
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Sint
Isasc Hollis
Hollis
Boneuill
Serene
Astles
Tronmongers
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Pek Dbo
Eihaatew Catalog
Etey Ake Beet Vaslaid
FL —Ay Firth
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York
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Lanith
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Vreseul
Wirs
Watena
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Selwoods
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V. Tae
Tucker
Tuckers
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