Africans in French War Fronts Seek Glory Beyond Britons
A Chicago Daily News correspondent profiles two main French African troops, the Turcos and Senegalese tirailleurs, detailing their roles, customs, and perceived contrasts with European allies amid World War I fighting in Champagne and near Reims.
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Blood is washed from veins and returned after purification
Drs Urevitch and Rosenberg report experiments in which half the blood is removed, anticoagulated with citrate, washed in salt solution, and red cells returned. White cells need not be returned. The work, paired with organ transplantation and tissue culture, signals a new chapter in experimental medicine.
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The Hydraulic Ram and the Bridge Noise
A Delaware country girl near Gaston visits Muncie with her escort to view a new bridge project. She hears a grinding noise she cannot locate and is told it comes from the hydraulic ram. The line ends with a humorous question about the ram’s whereabouts.
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German Colonel Laughs at French Town Burgomaster Jest
The London Standard publishes a Paria tale from a small town northeast of Paris where Germans were driven out by the English. General French stayed in a council member's house who almost became mayor, but later became a local burgomaster in occupation.
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I Know a Boy Who Will Get a Whipping Soon
A fragment recounts a three year old named Harvey who knows when he is misbehaving and anticipates punishment, while his mother notes his sly humor as he paints a chiffonier. The piece cites an Indianapolis News item about a child’s discipline. It also includes quips about eugenics and intelligence from the Detroit Free Press.
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Cure of Eczema in Baby with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A Caldwell Ohio mother describes a two month old baby with severe body face and head eczema. After trying other medicine the family used Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a sample and the condition improved quickly and fully. They note global availability and offer free samples with a 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Philadelphia Rat Patrol Keeps City Clean Amid War
Hundreds of Philadelphia longshoremen out of work due to wartime shipping declines are paid five cents per live rat and a smaller amount for dead ones while scavenging the riverfront. A city receiving station supports rodent extermination to guard against bubonic plague entering by sea.
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Trans cript eyeing a lot of questions and answers
A cryptic note discusses eye design or gaze and a gentleman's response. The fragment hints at a dialogue or caption from a serialized piece, with an archaic phrasing and a possible reference to a character name or title.
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