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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
Washington reports a new vaccine from the Public Health Service using fleas ground into an emulsion to immunize guinea pigs against American typhus. Eight of 16 vaccinated guinea pigs showed immunity after two to three months. researchers seek a stronger virus for higher protection.
Auburn Alabama June 23 AP Farmers from across the state will attend an abbreviated three day session August 2 3 and 4 to study the work of the state experiment station. The program directed by Dr L N Duncan extends instruction and entertainment and bankers and business men are invited to participate in discussing the agricultural situation.
The article lists headache prostration fever and Jaskin Tesh as symptoms associated with American typhus and notes diagnosis by laboratory examination of the parent's blood. The source is a Dothan Eagle Want Ad section reference.
A testimonial from Misa Bates of Basch, Jews about Kruschen Salts alleges a 65 pound loss after using one bottle over five months at a total cost of 4.25. The ad promotes a daily half teaspoonful with hot water and dieting, urging readers to buy Kruschen Salts at Dothan Drug Co. and other drugstores.
The listing highlights upcoming showings including Atlas The Doctor starring Richard Barthel and Marlon Nixon, The Hatchet Man with Edward G. Robinson and Loretta Young, Around The World In 18 Minutes, Wet Parade with Walter Huston and Dot Jordan, Lewta Stone, and other titles from Fox News Metro iNews and Strand Wes.
The page notes Tim McCoy in The One Way Trail on Friday and Saturday with the last chapter of King of the Wid, plus Ganet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in Delicious next Sunday. A cholera outbreak in China’s Hong Kong region reports nearly 300 new cases daily and a 70 percent fatality rate.
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