Eponyms in Medical Language From 19th Century Text
The passage explains eponyms in medicine naming diseases and body parts. It cites Langerhans cells in the pancreas and McBurney point as examples by Dr Paul Langerhans and Dr Charles McBurney. It references Wassermann test Bright s disease Cesarean birth and pasteurization.
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Langerhans
Paul Langerhans
McBurey
Charles McBurney
Wassermann
Bright
Pasteur
Fabled Quiz Blues and Bond Thoughts
A mixed page fragment poses general knowledge questions about Indian famine sites astronomy leaders and Belgrade along with a wartime bond proposal urging small investors to buy individual bonds while criticizing banks and insurers. It includes references to 19th century poets and maritime authority figures.
Bone in Throat Fatal to Woman in Erie
Mrs Ethel Griffin Bachman wife of Stanley Bachman of Vermont Avenue Erie died in Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh after suffering a chicken bone lodged in her throat. Doctors attempted removal by operation but she died soon after being rushed to Pittsburgh for specialist care. The daughter of the late James Coleman Griffin founder of Griffin Mfg Co she was born in Salem Massachusetts and moved to Erie in 1900. She was a member of the Eastern Star and the D A R and active in social circles.
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Erie
Jam
Ethel Griffin’ Bachman
Stanley A. Bachman
Vermont Avenue
Grlin Manufacturing Co
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Bachman
James Coleman Griffin
W. A. Crawford
Griffin Mig. Co
Salem
Mass
Eastern Star
YMCA Fund Passes Five Hundred Dollars In Corry
The Corry YMCA canvass has netted over 500 dollars with more contributions coming in. D A Hillstrom and Clyde W Shotzbarger, leaders of the effort, praised local support as the group outlines a full program of activities for boys and girls in the community.
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YMCA
Corry
Young Men's Christian Association
D. A. Hillstrom
Hillstrom
Clyde W. Shotzbarger
YM. G. A
Free Under Bond In Hunting Death in Pennsylvania
Edward Jordan, a 4-year-old steelworker from Sarnegie, Pa, was released on $1,000 bond pending a hearing on charges of killing Malcolm Gittins near Pittsburgh in what authorities say was a mistaken for game shooting. District Attorney M A Carringer postponed the hearing to January 28 after earlier setting it for yesterday.
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Associated Press
Tionesta
Edward Jordan
Sarnegie
Malcolm Gittins
Carnot
Pittsburgh
Ines
M. A. Carringer
Toritan
Corp
Paul Winger
Gittins
McKean District Eyes Female Candidate in Primary
With the primary about three months away in the Reynolds district of McKean County, interest grows in a lively candidate for Congress. Two contenders stand out, former congressman Robert F. Rion and Mrs. Catherine S. Carpenter of Jersey Shore Lycoming County, who has drawn notable support.
Lycoming County Plays Key Role in G O P Nomination
In Barrisburg discussions various candidates emerge with Lycoming County at the center. Alvin R. Bush Lycoming Republican chairman is urged to seek the post while Williamsport Mayor Leo C Williamson evaluates his chances for the nomination.
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Uso
Barrisburg
Lycoming County
Alvin R. Bush
Williamsport
Leo C. Williamson
Renegotiation urged of wartime railroad land grants
A 75 year old policy grants railroads alternate sections of U S land for building routes and handling government traffic at reduced rates. Officials urge repeal as rates extend beyond military needs, citing large government savings and rising land values. Support comes from diverse groups including the Office of Defense Transportation, ICC, chambers of commerce, farm bureaus, and railroads.
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United States
Joseph B. Hastman
Office of Defense Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Association of Shippers Advisory Boards
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Farm Bureau Fed~ Gfration
Southern Tranic League
American Tracklog Associations
Mississippi Valley Association
The
Railway Business Association
Physicians Fight Federal Health Insurance in Wagner Bill
Doctors oppose compulsory health insurance arguing it harms medical progress and autonomy. They warn a centralized Public Health Service czar would control practice rules and force patients to specific physicians, undermining physician morale and independence.
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Congress
Miller
Nebraska
Public Health Service
Socisseoity Board
Wagner Bil
Bonds for Everyrony campaign outlines war bond drive
A fragmented notice describes a sharp push for a fourteen billion dollar war bond drive. It notes a broad, public appeal urging men women and children to invest, with figures and estimates highlighted to mobilize wide participation.
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Uniole Sam
Erie
Nine Injured as Bus Collision Near Irwin Pennsylvania Turnpike
Nine persons were injured though none seriously when a New York Pittsburgh Greyhound bus collided with a truck tractor three miles east of Irwin Pennsylvania on the Turnpike in fog Tuesday night. The bus was operated by Angelo Granzini of Donora and the truck by D W Akom of Akron.
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Associated Pre
Irwin
New York
Pittsburgh
Greyhound
Here
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Angelo Granzini
Donora
D. W. Akom
Akron
Garbage Truck Drivers to Join Philadelphia Strike
Philadelphia’s garbage collection faced a breakdown as over 300 private contractor drivers announced support for the city’s 3,000 striking public works employees demanding a 10 cent an hour raise. With more than half of the trash picked up by private firms, a walkout could halt all collection amid two weeks of municipal employee strikes.
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Associatea
Philadelphia
Public Works Department
Germans Evacuate Novgorod as Soviet Offensive Advances
Soviet reports say German evacuations from Novgorod area begin as troops on the Volkhov front under Meretskov push through a 19 mile wide gap north of Novgorod amid heavy shelling. The Leningrad offensive reportedly books 20 000 German deaths and 1000 captured with 195 tons of siege material seized. Further gains include villages north of Novosokolniki and Goshcha near Rovno on Ukraine front.
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Russia
Volkhov
K. A. Meretskov
Leningrad
Novgorod
Novosokolaiki
Ukraine
V Nikolai Vatutin
Goshcha
Rovno
Winger Links Fatal Shot to Rifle in Gittins Killing
Season said the fatal shot came from a .30-30 rifle and that the arrest followed extensive tests of guns used by hunters in the area on the day Gittins was killed.
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Winger
Fred
Gittins
Sleepless Nights Linked to Kidney Troubles
Patient reports persistent insomnia tied to kidney issues. Text mentions feverish discomfort, frequent urination, headaches, and back pain. Article style notes potential kidney functions and advised medical consultation for persistent symptoms.
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