Medical education evolves toward university clinics and graduate training
A Rockefeller Foundation report concludes medical education has shifted from private apprenticeships to university type schools with full-time faculty, laboratories, and teaching hospitals. Rising costs and longer courses spur calls for scholarships and streamlined paths, while standards trend higher rather than lower.
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Baltimore
Rockefeller Foundation
Closs
Schodls
University Medical School
Pracitioner
Nockefotter Foundation
Abssurd
Ita
Problema Arles
Big cruiser Ro mown to be rebuilt at four million
The battle cruiser Ro mown, once carrying the prince of Wales, will undergo refitting to change from four floating pages to nine fret-class aircraft. The project, tied to the Invincible lesson, will cost about four million dollars, previously sixteen million. A Manila request shows government heads listing housed equipment and costs.
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London
Romown
Ganada
Austtalia
Far Haat
Jutland
Manila
Emergency Board
Hunters pay high rent for Scotch homes
Wealthy Americans and British aristocrats rent historic Scottish estates for the grouse shooting season. Bernard Baruch takes Fetteremo in County Kincardine, Mackay occupies Castle Grant with 19 000 acres. Rents soar with labor costs, small shoots available around 500 a month, many estates already filled. King George has stayed at Thurso and other estates for the season.
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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 Blotted Out by Derwent Dam
Historic Dorwant, a Seventeenth Century duchal seat at Derwent Hall, will be submerged by the Derwent Valley Water Board dam project. The village population of several hundred must relocate, with compensation offered to owners and costs estimated around 100,000 for the hall alone.
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Darbyshire
Dorwant
Achemé
Derwent Valley Water Board
Inga
Derwent Hall
Norfolk
Desert Ship and Abner Coburn Sail Quietly North
Desert Ship and Abner Coburn return from the Bering Sea fisheries voyage with a calmer spring crossing. The crews report unusually smooth seas and steady catches as the vessels head north.
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Beattle
Woosh
Abner Coburn
Bering Sea
Coburm
Obris
Woman Pleads Guilty in Thefts Linked to Alimony Case
Florence Fisher, 26, admits stealing merchandise from multiple New York stores to fund alimony payments to a lover. She explains the motive and her former relationship, but refuses to name the lover. Sentencing to prison follows the plea.
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Lover
New York
Florence Fisher
Abo
Kansas Woman Makes Farm Pay
Hutchineen Kansas woman Mrs Ford is showcased as a successful farmer. She moved to a 400 acre farm seven years ago with debt and a seven year old son, then built wealth by raising wheat hogs cattle and poultry. She now rents 240 acres and operates 100 acres with cattle pastures corn and poultry profits paying off the mortgage.
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Hutchineen
Kan—Hare
Kansas
J. M Ford
Sanford
Cuttin
Ford
Mrs. Ford
Mra. Bord
Topographic Survey in Texas Under Federal State Plan
O B Cooke heads Texas topographic survey preparations under a joint state federal program. A 900 000 appropriation by the last legislature funds the effort. U S federal engineers will join Texas experts to form the largest single project team in the state. Major Cooke maintains headquarters with the state board of water engineers at the capitol.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Bay
O. B. Cooke
Stars to fuel the world says Canadian astronomer
Victoria B C Dr J G Plaskett director of the Canadian Astrophysical Observatory told a local audience that earth may obtain its heat from the stars revealing stores of coal and oil will be exhausted in 200 to 800 years and that stellar fusion could provide future energy.
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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, once a librarian in Beattie Washington, now runs a large fur trading post near Anadyr in Siberia. She controls multiple ventures from a trading store and steamer to a coal mine and post office, exporting fur and planning trading coups while employing American prospectors and guiding local trade.
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Nevis
Antar
Iberia
Mise Kelly
M. Bolth
Oceason
Anadi
Abe
New York
Bolaberik
Miss Kelly
Largest Sycamore Tree in the U S Awarded Prize
Photo of the largest sycamore in the United States, about 130 feet tall and 46 feet around at the base, judged to be 500 years old by the American Genetic Association. Located at 2 White Tiger bottom, 1.5 miles southeast of Worthington Indiana. Image contrasts the tree with six men around its base.
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United States
Worthington
Ind
Rules Wife Must Pay Alimony Says Judge in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles California Judge John W. Summer of the Superior Court orders Mrs Mary Scranton to pay her husband Charles Scranton $54 weekly as temporary alimony pending divorce settlement. Scranton states his wife earns $150 monthly and he is ill and unable to work. The court notes the couple married for better or for worse and implies the wife must bear a heavier burden for now.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Summer
Superior Court
Mary Scranton
Charles Scranton
Thal
Scranton
Berlin Police Reveal Arrest Gap Between Genders
Berlin police statistics released on Tune show law enforcement arrests totaling 14 970 with 2 588 women. The report notes women constitute a minority of those detained and highlights gender disparity in arrests.
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Warten
Berlin
Tune
Breakfast Beat: Beach Motel Caller Case Baffles Sheriff
A garbled text fragment hints at a sheriff handling a disturbance at a beach motel involving a phone girl and a day of tense calls. No clear names or locations are readable, but the snippet suggests an investigation or police action connected to a motel and a beach setting.
Forest Park Village Council Minutes December 1924 Review
Forest Park Illinois village council meets in December 1924 with Mayor Kaul and five commissioners present. Petitions oppose noise from a bowling alley on Circle Avenue and request inspection. removal of a derrick and timbers near Hannah Avenue is discussed. card of thanks from August Zimmerman family is read and inserted. meeting adjourns to January 4th 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
Michelaky
Kaw
Burkart l
Borkart
Nayz
Barry C. Huxhold
Miinois
Chiropractic Health Service Spinal Treatments Ad
Dr. J. Saner offers spinal treatments at 7518 Madison Street with phone 22h. Aimed at conditions like headaches rheumatism colds stomach trouble high blood pressure fallen arches and ear nose and throat issues. Ad text promotes plus contact for health services.
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Chiropractic Health Service
J. Saner
Madison Street
Ady
Peculiar Name Changes In Woman Says She Will Die Maiden
A letter from an Engiieh woman claims she was born as Alice Mann and changed names after marriage. She states she first married a Mr Husband, then became Mrs Husband, remarried a Mr Maiden, and now foresees she will die as Mrs Maiden. The writer notes she was born A Mann but will end life as A Malden.
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A. Mann
Alice Mann
Malden
Welch Hotel Plant Linked to Illicit Bracket Production
A peculiar report from the Infected wont area notes a writing plant at the Welch hotel group is suspected as the active agent in a Matartor TM process. Authorities urge caution as researchers investigate potential galt flaing breni manufacturing implications.
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Lee
Cemot Ares
Rey. Gles Buckner Cooke
Virginia
Robert H. Lee
Staf
U. S
Liberia
Marie Kelly
Morgan
Bante Hoss
Seryabe
Basche
Council
Leila
Jefermoe
Japan
Madison
Kallas Bros
Kallag Bros
Warrington Theatre
Wisconsin Avenues
Oak Park
Business Man
Bill
Forest Park, Illinois
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