Controversy Over Life Saving Surgery and Society
An article questions Dr H J Hassel of Chicago for refusing a life saving infant surgery. A coroner’s jury found his action within medical ethics. The piece debates morality, hereditary defects, and the fate of future generations amid social decline and calls for broader public reflection.
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Rural mail service critique sparks broad scrutiny
A Manchester Press editorial quotes doctors debating newspaper costs while criticizing Bungler Burleson for rural Iowa mail routes. It notes 194 routes cut since July 1 and 40 percent of remaining routes affected. The piece argues Democratic economy fails public service and predicts Republican return to power will aid farmers.
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Iowa
Bungler Burleson
Manchester
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Boy Rescued After Bull Attack in Dubuque Streets
Seven year old Ralph Faber was attacked by a bull being fed through Dubuque streets by a butcher. The bull charged a boy wearing a bright red sweater and knocked him down. Nearby men intervened and saved him from serious injury or death.
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Ralph Faber
Dubuque
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