Gorgas Memorial Institute for Tropical Diseases proposed
A memorial to Brigadier General William C. Gorgas is envisioned as the Institute for Research in Tropical Diseases and Preventive Medicine to be built at Balboa Panama. It would house laboratories, teach students, and advance tropical disease research with international support, beginning work by January 1 1922.
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Wie Fina Crawford Gorgas
United States Army
Institute For
Gorgas
Balboa
Pacific
Panama Canal
General Gorgas
North American
Tropics
Pema
Panama
Canal
W. C. Bralsted
U. 8
Pan American Union
William C. Gorgas
Weert Indies
Cuba
Eevador
Peru
Africa
Nan
Institute
Menory
South American
Tr. Belisario Portus
Republic of
Pamaimne
Jacob Lefevre
Pannamats Eovernment
Washington
Franklin Martin
American College of Surgeons
London
Liverpool Schools of
Hanama
Gorgas Memorial
Santo Tomas Hospital
Gorgus Memorial Institute
Provisional Board
L. S. Rowe
Tlis
Old Advertising Echoes From a Bygone Era
The piece surveys archived ads from the New York Mercury era showing tonics humectants and tonics such as Godfrey General Cordial Prinenly Hountifying Lotion and Dr Ryan’s Worm Destroying Sugar Plumbs. It notes ad language and remedies once common in public houses and parlors alongside obsolete references like Venetian Therapies and Lady Molyneux’s Titian Paste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Turlington
Brain Power Riddle in Daily Work Hours
An older newspaper fragment ponders peak brain performance in the average person during a typical workday. It cites a psychologist noting morning efficiency peaks around a late morning window, suggesting cognitive readiness for complex tasks between 10 and 11 a.m.
Old British Speaker Protests and Rituals Revealed
Cartoon Magazine notes show historic customs of appointing a British House of Commons speaker. It describes expectations of subservience and repeated refusals to be elected, comparing Tudor era ceremonies to bridal traditions and reflecting on debts and reluctance in past chairmen.
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Hkeness
Sivage
Eswnam Stoma Narnige Werremnne Sreemnens
Cartoons Magazine
Rain Children and Ocean Mother Parade
Fragmented reading features a dialogue where Rain children splash across roofs and streets while Mother Ocean admires their play. A playful chorus praises rain’s many pranks and the tide’s friendlike care, followed by a brief game description and scattered riddle prompts about clocks, fruit, and maps.
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Daddy
Teladrops
Jaaes
Wibrelias
Eneh Hieber
Creu
Geri
Qeran
Heir Yeats
Tery Gee
Mather
Goran Kolads
Ocean
Keeping Down Stable Flies and Nitrogen in Farming
The article discusses reducing stable fly numbers by proper handling of stable refuse and straw to prevent breeding. It notes control measures in Farmers Bulletin 1097 and how to obtain it from Washington, D.C. It also covers increasing soil nitrogen through soil treatment, crop rotation, phosphate and limestone, legume plowing, and utilizing all stable manure. It suggests alternating crops by nitrogen usage for better farm practice.
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Farmers
Division of Publications
Washington, D.C
Forest Trees Add Value To Farm Land
Forest trees grown on the farm enhance value by providing material such as poles pasts and cordwood. They offer shelter for livestock protect crops and buildings from wind and heat and can be grown on poor soil or steep slopes where crops struggle.
Plan to Destroy Cutworms in the Garden
A brief note describes a method to kill cutworms at night using light and a paddle. It warns of cooler, unsettled weather increasing trouble and claims this quick method is more reliable than poison mash. It notes worms are active on the surface at night and that relief comes swiftly.
Harness Care and Farm Practices From Pasture Notes
Harness maintenance extends life with proper leather and weight. Heavy gear lasts longer. with good care, harness remains usable 15 years or more, some in service 25 years. Weaning lambs at fourteen to eighteen weeks proves satisfactory. water and soil building crops cited for productivity. Ground feed favors gains over ungrou nded feed. grain grinding boosts cattle gains. barberry destruction aids wheat. Self feeders aid market hogs. shaded poultry yards improve health. stable manure improves moisture retention.
Crises Over into the Burgeon of Crises and Divine Guidance
An August Sunday School lesson surveys Paul’s Macedonian vision guiding missionary steps into Europe. It notes Lydia of Thyatira’s conversion at the river and explains baptism, household faith, and prayer as gates to opening hearts. A paralytic’s freedom from a divination spirit illustrates spiritual deliverance and ongoing gospel advance despite opposition.
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Calind
Macedonia
Paul
Europe
Philipp
Thyatira
Isdia
Christ
Lydia
Jesus Christ
Satan
Spirit of God in the Church and its Breath of Mercy
A sermon discusses whether the Holy Spirit moves churches as in early apostles days. It argues the Spirit works when inner devotion surpasses outward rites and clubs, and prayers focus on living Spirit rather than ceremonies. It cites lamentations and Samuel to underscore the Lord’s mercies and the preciousness of God's word.
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New York Mercury
Radcliffe
Lady Molyneux
Stoughton Bitrere
Home of Commons
Compinnesnall
Amorellas
Luther
Yeean
Ignal
Mayer
Ahu
Taesed Ce Toust
Persia
Chines
Cornell
Avriewilure
Ely
Orie Windimalytii
Weklog
Henheratires
Department of Agriculture
Ricki
Agricudale
Montana
Iuypartany
Asia
Ta Burge
Internediate
Bento Toptc
Paul Carrick
Conepintohs
Ashe
Tie Romana
Saovoel
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