Medical science shows advanced medical education trends
An article based on a Rockefeller Foundation report states medical education has shifted from apprenticeship to unified university medical schools. It highlights rising costs for labs and teaching hospitals, the decline of private practitioner domination, and pressures to extend and specialize training while expanding graduate instruction.
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Baltimore
Rockefeller Foundation
Closs
Schodls
University Medical School
Pracitioner
Nockefotter Foundation
Abssurd
Ita
Problema Arles
Refit Plan Across Pacific Warship Costs 4 Million
The Ro mown, with the prince of Wales aboard during tours of Canada Australia and the Far East, will be refitted from four to nine inch-class armament. The project, aiming to match Invincible performance after Jutland, would cost about 4 million dollars, though initial costs were 16 million. A separate note mentions a government reform request detailing housing and equipment figures amid emergencies.
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London
Romown
Ganada
Austtalia
Far Haat
Jutland
Hunters Pay High Rent for Scotch Homes
Wealthy Americans and British aristocrats rent stately Scottish estates for the grouse shooting season in anticipation of King George's participation. Bernard Baruch rents Fetteremo in County Kincardine and Mackay takes Castle Grant with 19,000 acres. Rents soar due to labor costs, with typical rates around 5 per brace of grouse and 160 a stay, while some estates ask 10,000 for Thurso Castle. The season promises abundant game, though several venues lack tenants.
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King George
Bomand Baruch
CG 3
Mackay
New York
Bernard Baruch
Fetteremo
Kincardine
White Mackay
Castle Grant
Pertlement
Inet
Scotland
Parta
Thurso Castle
George
Thurso
Dorwant Village To Be Submerged By Derwent Valley Dam
Dorwant, a historic village with a Seventeenth century ducal seat at Derwent Hall, will be submerged by a new dam under Derwent Valley development. Hundreds will need new homes as authorities compensate owners, including a large sum for Derwent Hall, a 1972-built mansion once the seat of the Duke.
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Darbyshire
Dorwant
Achemé
Derwent Valley Water Board
Inga
Derwent Hall
Norfolk
Desert Ship Beattle and the Bering Sea Voyage
Desert Ship Beattle and her crew faced a harsh voyage as the Abner Coburn returned from the Bering Sea fisheries. After departing in spring, the crew abandoned the vessel, but the Coburn’s skipper Obris Ta led a quiet, prosperous return with the rat overboard and the ship’s morale restored.
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Beattle
Woosh
Abner Coburn
Bering Sea
Coburm
Obris
Robbed Stores to Pay Alimony for Lover
Florence Fisher twenty six year old widow admitted stealing merchandise from several New York stores to fund alimony for a lover. She pleaded guilty saying she paid money to the divorced husband and refused to name the man involved. she faces a prison sentence.
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Lover
New York
Florence Fisher
Abo
Kansas Woman Makes Farm Pay
Mrs. Ford, a former teacher near Hutchinson, rose from debt to farm success by running 400 acres, 900 chickens, cattle, hogs, and milking cows. She paid off a 90,000 mortgage, now rents 240 acres, plans more beef cattle hens and hogs, and credits poultry and livestock as the key to her thriving Kansas farm.
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Hutchineen
Kan—Hare
Kansas
J. M Ford
Sanford
Cuttin
Ford
Mrs. Ford
Mra. Bord
Texas Topographic Survey Under Federal State Plan
O B Cooke heads Texas topographic survey preparations placed by the federal government in charge of the joint state and federal effort. The program follows a 900000 appropriation by the last legislature. A vast corps of US engineers will be deployed to Texas, forming the largest single state project of its kind. Major Cooke sets up headquarters with the board of water engineers at the capitol.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Bay
O. B. Cooke
Stars as future fuel, Dr. Plaskett predicts
Victoria reporters note Dr. J. G. Plaskett of the Canadian Astrophysical Observatory warned that coal and oil reserves will largely exhaust in 200 to 800 years. He argued the stars could provide future energy as the Earth’s supplies dwindle, marking a radical shift in fuel sources.
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Earth
Victoria
B. C
J. G. Plankett
Canadian Astrophysical Observatory
Plaskett
U S Girl Succeeds as Fur Trader in Siberia
Miss Marie Kelly of Beattie Washington formerly librarian and bookless in Port Morgen now runs a large fur trading post near Anadyr Siberia. She controls a steamship store and coal mine, employs three American prospectors, teaches, posts as postmaster for the American colony, and plans to buy and corner fur markets while expanding mining ventures and trade in eastern Siberia.
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Nevis
Antar
Iberia
Mise Kelly
M. Bolth
Oceason
Anadi
Abe
New York
Bolaberik
Miss Kelly
Largest Sycamore Tree in U S Awarded Prize
Photo of the largest sycamore tree in the United States, awarded by the American Genetic Association. The tree stands about 130 feet tall and 46 feet in circumference at the base, estimated at 500 years old. It lies at 2 White Tiger bottom, about 1.5 miles southeast of Worthington, Indiana.
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United States
Worthington
Ind
Marriage Rule The Wife Must Pay Alimony
In Los Angeles Judge John W. Summer orders Mrs. Mary Scranton to pay $54 weekly as temporary alimony to her husband Charles Scranton pending separate maintenance. Scranton testified she earns $150 a month. he is ill and unable to work. The judge notes the marriage is a case of give and take and that the husband has broken in harness.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Summer
Superior Court
Mary Scranton
Charles Scranton
Thal
Scranton
Berlin Police Stats Show Women Arrested Fewer Times
Berlin police data for June show women accounted for 2 588 of 14 970 arrests. The report notes men dominate crime figures while Berlin women are far less involved in unlawful activity.
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Warten
Berlin
Tune
Ten Daya for ns Phone Girl Bante Hoss
A garbled report mentions a person linked to a beach area and a sheriff investigation. Not enough legible details to identify names, places, or events with certainty.
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Bante Hoss
Seryabe
Basche
Forest Park council minutes reflect noise petition and adjournment
Forest Park Illinois council meets on December 14 1924 with Mayor Kaul and five commissioners present. The body approves prior minutes, receives petitions from residents near 73rd Madison Street bowling alley complaining of noise, and from Circle Avenue property owners about the same issue. A group on Hannah Avenue requests removal of a derrick tractor and timbers. Card of thanks from August Zimmerman family is read and inserted. Meeting adjourned to January 4 1924.
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Forest Park
Unols
Kaul
Commiatson
Ere Briech
Burkart
Michalsky
Winnowman
Zimmerman
Briech
Immerman
Madieun Street
Michinsky
Zimbierman
Circle Avenus
Madison Street
Lirisch
Mchalnky
Ziemerman
Nul
Naya
Hannah Avenue
Harrison and
Toosevelt
Sangah Avenue
Hoosavelt Road
Yeas
Brisch
Kant
August Zimmerman
Michalaky
Briach
Chiropractic Care Ad for Dr J Saner
Chiropractic health service claims spinal treatments cure backaches rheumatism colds stomach issues high blood pressure fallen arches and eye ear nose throat problems. Address 7518 Madison Street. Phone 22h. Ady.
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Chiropractic Health Service
J. Saner
Madison Street
Ady
Peculiar Name Changes From A. Mann To A. Malden
An engineer woman wrote a letter describing her birth name as A. Mann and her marriages to Mr. Husband and then to Mr. Maiden. She states she will die as A. Malden, reflecting multiple name changes across life. The piece comments on identity and social expectations.
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A. Mann
Alice Mann
Malden
Welch hotel plant linked to suspected toxin in bread craze
A mysterious plant found in an infected wheat supply is believed to be the active agent behind a bread contamination scare. Officials in the city investigate the Welch hotel site as researchers seek to confirm the toxin's role in the outbreak and determine its source and impact.
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Emergency Board
Lee
Cemot Ares
Rey. Gles Buckner Cooke
Virginia
Robert H. Lee
Staf
U. S
Liberia
Marie Kelly
Morgan
Council
Leila
Michelaky
Kaw
Burkart l
Borkart
Nayz
Barry C. Huxhold
Miinois
Jefermoe
Japan
Madison
Kallas Bros
Kallag Bros
Warrington Theatre
Wisconsin Avenues
Oak Park
Business Man
Bill
Forest Park, Illinois
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