Agranulocytosis A Disease Attacking the Palate
A disease named agranulocytosis attacks the palate. It arises from persistent exposure to coal tar drugs and can be virulent enough to cause death.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1940
Page
9
A disease named agranulocytosis attacks the palate. It arises from persistent exposure to coal tar drugs and can be virulent enough to cause death.
Doctors today can choose from over 200 anesthetics depending on patient and operation type, including ethar. This broad array reflects advances in anesthesia practice and personalized care for surgical procedures.
Wendell L. Willkie campaigned through Connecticut and Rhode Island promising to revitalize small businesses as the backbone of America. He accused the New Deal of braking production, urged simpler rules, tax reform, capital access, and government funded labs for small industry while drawing crowds in New Haven and Providence and planning Boston speeches.
YANKTON Oct 10 Peter V Hansen a Salem farmer said in a radio speech for the Republican Campaign Committee that Democratic candidates launched mudslinging because they had nothing else to offer He criticized Oscar Fosheim for courting Communist support and accused Mundt of Nazi links claiming the party tried to raise lard prices to influence policy and cited wartime trade figures showing lard and fuel disparities with Germany.
A South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers gathering opens Sunday with a vesper service at the Presbyterian Church at 5 pm. Dr Hubert Ketelie will deliver the sermon to PTA members. Delegates register starting Monday in Bam with general sessions at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel and Elks Hall.
Mitchell Oct 1 Mrs Otto Geppert 55 of Kimball died from injuries after a car truck collision two and a half miles west of Kimball Wednesday night. She was with her husband when their car hit a truck driven by Jerry Pavlin of Kimball as the truck turned left. Geppert died en route to a Mitchell hospital. her husband’s injuries were not yet fully known. Pavlin sustained cuts and bruises but was not seriously hurt. In normal times London’s population grows about 50 000 annually.
Bruemmer announces bids for Miller municipal airport lighting on the Huron Cheyenne airway. Work covers grading 18 300 cubic yards, seeding 144 acres, building fence, erecting beacon, installing 13 275 feet of cable and 46 boundary lights with 17 markers. Bids accepted at Pierre until Oct. 17 at 2 P. M. for the development project.
Representative Francis Case said after consulting with the British embassy and the state department that carrying English children to safety by transport planes would be impracticable. Secretary Hull concurred, noting insurmountable technical difficulties and high costs. The committee on European children’s care cited transportation costs and limited transatlantic flight facilities as reasons it could not be used.
Tyuss quercenes wacsay airector of the State Free Library Commission conducted a training school for 50 home extension club reading leaders at the court house this week. Discussion covered the Twelfth year Bulletin and planned reading objectives focusing on information understanding and assisting people. Reading leaders from Wesington Cavour Iroquois Virgil and Huron training schools attended.
In a coastal learning program, otters from Ia China and India are trained to spear and herd fish toward nets. Trainers report enhanced efficiency and potential ecological benefits, while researchers study how training affects wild otter foraging behaviors.
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