Questionable Promises for Cancer Remedies and X ray Hype
The New York Post notes that early medical claims for X ray therapy and trypsin cures for cancer were premature. It stresses the profession’s cautious stance, the variability of cancer types, and the difficulty in judging cures given long observation times and evolving standards.
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Deard
New York Post
Veniceman Excused From Jury Service After Hearing Gap
In Kansas City the judge refuses to excuse a juror who claimed hearing difficulty. After repeated questions and a loud challenge, the juror was told to stay and serve. The exchange ended with the judge noting the juror could hear when excused and must continue on the panel.
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Veniceman
B. J. Casteel
St. Joseph
Wofford
Criminal Court
Casteel
Kansas City
Star
What Red Coral Is and How It Is Used
The red coral used for necklaces is a horny axis supporting soft-bodied polyps, forming a shrublike colony. Fishermen surface and clean away the soft matter, preserving the red core sold as jewelry. Though it contains lime, it is largely hornlike and polishes finely, and heat often alters its color.
Whitaker Buys Island Site of Ancient Phoenician City
Mr. Whitaker who resided in Sicily has purchased the entire island of St. Pantaleon, site of the ancient Phoenician city. Prof. Salinas of Palermo’s National Museum directs excavations revealing parts of primitive walls reemerging, with important discoveries anticipated.
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Whitaker
Sicily
St. Pantaleon
Salinas
National Museum of
Palermo
Our Grievance in Verse of Living Up and Down
A terse verse captures a struggling speaker who feels bitterness and discontent. The speaker recognizes the burden of the cup and the price of inaction, hinting at inner conflict and stubborn resolve amid hardship.
The Cynic and the Politician in Boston
In Boston on Washington Street the Cynic meets the Politician as election day nears. The Cynic mocks reform and heroism while the Politician, a state senator, shows sympathy and ambition. A carriage wreck threatens a pretty girl, offering the Politician a chance to shine for votes.
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Boston
Beacon Street
Massachusetts
Harvard
State Senate
Motta
State House
The Cynic and the Senator Duel in Adams Square
A runaway horse scare becomes a political column scene as Senator Driver faces a daring reporter and public curiosity. The Cynic, amid cheers, admits his identity while contemplating election gains, and a reporter presses for details. The tale blends heroism, media frenzy, and political vanity.
Mecca railway project aims to reach Medina and Mount Arafat
Reports state the Mecca rail line is rapidly built under imperial order to connect Medina, 280 miles away, within a year and extend 11 miles to Mount Arafat. Foreigners hold leadership roles as Mecca pilgrimages draw 280,000 visitors. an English firm is said to win the Medina lighting contract.
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Mecca
Medina
Mount Arafat
Nejd
Yemen
Arabia
Motherly Solicitude in Vera Welton's Society Circles
In a social exchange a young woman is revealed as Vera Welton's chaperon. The conversation notes Vera's appeal and introduces her as under the watchful eye of her new stepmother, following her father’s recent remarriage.
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Miss Welton
Vera
His Shrewdness Old Million Dialog In Law Plot
A brief exchange reveals a stern father figure challenging a suitor. He asks for a single display of business tact, while the suitor Jake Fellows counters that he has already earned his father-in-law status by being chosen for marriage.
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Jake Fellows
End of Struggle Between Hot-Tempered Irishmen at Wreston Depot
A fierce duel between locomotive engineers Dempsey and Culhane at Wreston depot ends with both trains derailed on a sidetrack. No injuries reported as engines 898 and 1112 collide and later crash wrecks two cars. Culhane is reassigned to a local division while both men remain employed by the company.
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Wreston
Dempsey
Culhane
Culhane of No. 11
Purser
Mercedale
Baltimore Sun
New Automatic Train Stopping System Tested
An Austrian German system to stop fast trains without driver or brakeman cooperation has two parts: one on the locomotive engaging brakes, the other on the track linked to signals. A lever links track and locomotive, triggering automatic braking and whistle warning. release works similarly. Tests between Vienna and Krems reached 62 mph with success.
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Austria
Germany
Vienna
Krems
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