Crystalline insulin hailed as boon for diabetics
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes crystalline insulin as a great boon to diabetics. It is slow acting, reduces daily doses, and allows most patients to receive about 75 percent of prior insulin. Usual regimen is two injections daily, with over 500000 diabetics in the United States. The article cites reduced allergic reactions and shock risks, and mentions misc notes about isolated regions and a plane incident.
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Ancient Andes smithing and the sun herb tale
Primitive metal smiths of the Andes made copper arrowheads and rae artifacts a century ago while early lab work hints at copper hardening. A note on helotroplum meaning sunburn, tied to the pale Mlao blue bellatrope flowers turning toward the sun.
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Pennsylvania Per Capita Income Payments Through 1989
A study by Secretary Jones shows Pennsylvania per capita income payments totaled nearly 5.7 billion in 1989, about 975 per person, ranking fourteenth among states. From 1929 to 1989 the per capita figure fell from 755 to 408, then rose through 1934–1939 before stabilizing.
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Railroad Wins in Damage Suit in Erie Valley
An Erie county civil court verdict favors the Pennsylvania Railroad in a $25,000 damage suit by John T. Henderson R D 8 Evie Henderson. He alleged the railroad failed to place signs at a grade crossing under repair in August 1935 causing him to fall 12 feet to a concrete highway and suffer serious injuries. Judge D M Larrabee of Lycoming County presided. A related case by Charley A and Olive L Ingram against the City of Evie was presented to a jury.
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Polls and Weather Spars as October Turns Glorious
Fragmentary excerpt discusses abnormal October weather with ample sunshine and moisture, noting vibrant fall foliage and public interest in the political scene. It contrasts optimism about health and travel with early election commentary, suggesting Roosevelt and Willkie as focal figures and referencing Gallup and poll credibility amid wartime politics.
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Daily Quiz: seven questions to answer from a vintage page
A reader quiz presents seven questions from a classified page about quicksilver versus mercury, Spinetts in a spinning wheel, colonial chair or instrument, Benventin Cellini’s profession, capital of Palestine, the leading religion by adherents, and a range of other facts.
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Roosevelt Smear Row Echoes In 1920 Prom Journal Entry
A fragment from the Prom Journal dated October 17, 1920 rails at smear against President Roosevelt and critiques Willkie’s campaign. It argues for consistent, non smear tactics and condemns personal attacks in the political arena. The piece references Roosevelt, Willkie, and the era’s political tension without detailing events.
Lake Ladoga Size Compared To Lake Superior
The text notes Lake Ladoga borders Pin land and Russia as Europe’s largest lake and claims it is four and a half times smaller than Lake Superior. It also mentions cold weather cures by flying, claiming a half hour at ten thousand feet will fix it, and critiques phrasing in newspapers regarding weather forecasts.
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Polio Case Reported in Erie Student Weathered by Illness
Erie health officer James R. Smith announced one new infantile paralysis case and another curved fever case on Wednesday. The 20 year old Lawrence Park college student is hospitalized and expected to recover, while 8 year old Joseph Studenoffer of Erie is also hospitalized after three weeks of illness. Health officials suspect raw milk as a possible source and note this is the first infantile paralysis and first undulent fever case this year.
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Alaska Forest Reservations Reach Over 21 Million Acres
Alaska lists more than 21 million acres under forest reservations. The vast holdings encompass extensive timber lands and protected woodlands, reflecting a significant commitment to managing natural resources and conservation across the state.
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Lawsuit Over Ice Patch Injuries At St Patrick’s School
Plaintiffs seek 7500 dollars for injuries from a fall on an ice coated pavement in front of St Patrick's School on East Sthlitet. The incident occurred February 3, 1930, with Mrs Ingram Ststaluet sustaining a fractured hip.
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