Telephonic method for bullet detection in surgery described
An historical discussion details a telephonic detection method for locating bullets during surgical postwar work. The technique uses a surgeon’s headset with a carbon plate and a wire to detect a distinct click when contacting metallic fragments, enabling a guided extraction without forceps. This approach, revived from Boer War practice, is highlighted as simple yet significant in wound relief.
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Dicky
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Fragmented OCR Note Offers Little Readable Context
A garbled line references a car and personal names but lacks coherent facts or dates. No clear event or entities beyond scattered fragments.
Fragmentary note on agitation and governance plans
A garbled excerpt references months and a move toward June, mentioning money in a drawer and giving yourself up to a community of howe care your ideac of the best government. It reads as an unfinished protest or political musing with no clear person or event.
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Howe
Preston
Goodrich Fair-List Propaganda Cuts Tire Costs for Car Owners
The Goodrich Fair-List Movement, publicly launched January 31, 1915, pressured Pneumatic Tire manufacturers to lower prices, arguing tires and gasoline drive owner expenses. It claims yearly savings totaling over 25 million dollars across U.S. automobiles, with the movement shaping industry pricing and consumer costs.
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Goodrich
Goodrich Tire Test Offer Cuts Prices Despite Quality Claims
An advertiser defends Goodrich Safety Non-Skid tires as the best fabric tires made and announces a price-reduction campaign since January 31 1915. The piece promises refunds for tires showing reduced construction when compared to higher priced models and urges car owners to test Goodrich against rival brands. It cites savings per set and claims millions of drivers benefit annually while urging distribution of the fair list propaganda.
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A Bit of Advice on Kidney Health and Inner Weeds
A vintage admonition urges kidney care with Doan's Kidney Pills and cites a Dothan resident's poor health improvement. It shifts to a broader moral warning about mental weeds like vanity, gossip, and inattention, urging self examination and inward renewal for true happiness and Christian virtue.
Bryan to Speak on Peace At $500 Fee
Louis July 12 A debate erupted over William J. Bryan’s potential speech for the Neutrality League. The group offered $500 and guaranteed at least 50 attendees but insisted the talk emphasize an embargo on exporting armaments. A committee was to determine the speech’s exact nature.
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William J. Bryan
Neutrality League
United States
Soap use and coconut oil for hair care advised
An old notice urges sparing use of soap on hair and recommends plain coconut oil as a better, greasier free option. It states one to two teaspoons cleanse hair with water and rub in to produce rich lather, rinse clean, leaving hair soft silky and easy to manage.
Frank Cherwy Ed abrchend fet aan pot Permit
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice involving Frank Cherwy and a permit matter. Details are unclear but indicate an official action or filing related to a pot permit.
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Frank J. Cherwy
Card of Thanks from Dothan Parents for Kindness
The family of a severely injured boy thanks the people of Dothan for kindness during his illness after being struck by an automobile Friday. Special gratitude is extended to Dr. Howell for his faithfulness. Mrs. J. Dixon.
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Porter Lambert on Route Am Here Today
Porter and Lambert of route are present today in WASPAPEE coverage, noted as local figures. The fragmentary item mentions their arrival or presence and implies community relevance within the WASPAPEE context.
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