Allies Urged to Check the Turks
New York May 25 United States relief leaders urge Congress and allies to stop the near east lawlessness and save Armenians under Turkish Nationalist control. Dr James L Barton Dr Stanley White and Walter G Smith press for immediate action to restore Christian minorities to their homes and demand protection.
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Philadelphia college of pharmacy shapes Chinese drug standards
The Philadelphia college of pharmacy and science announces adoption of American standard formulas for drugs in China. The switch, led by E Fullerton Cook and the pharmacopoeia revision committee, aims to unify global drug standards and aid American manufacturers while increasing recognition for American scientists.
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WV Doctors Scarce in Rural West Virginia Says University
Morgantown May 25 Key medical authorities from the University of West Virginia warn that recruiting physicians to rural counties is the state’s major health challenge Summersville lacks a doctor Clay county has only one for 332 square miles Some counties require 15 to 20 miles for care while cities like Charleston have ample doctors. Dean Simpson notes country people pay well for medical attention.
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Osaka Leaders Back Disarmament as Path to Growth
Osaka business figures argue that machinery to boost production and employment will raise living standards and reduce taxation. Western Japan workers push for armament cuts and cheaper defense spending as a wiser course. A Kansas district trade group discussed disarmament and passed a supportive resolution.
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Man Sentenced for Manslaughter Hopes to Never Drink Again
Walter Salmon, 26, told Greenville county jail officials he plans to never touch liquor again and praised his wife after a sessions court jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the November death of Asa Flinkenshielts on Laurens road.
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Hat fireman proclaims Tanlac relief and restored strength
E S White a Lynchburg firefighter recounts severe stomach trouble gas rheumatism and weight loss before starting Tanlac. He says after two bottles he now eats three meals a day gained twelve pounds and has full strength returning enabling him to perform at the fire house and on the truck.
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Five More Days of Gilmer Value Cuts Near Goal
The Gilmer organization promises a last rush of price cuts in the final days of the month to hit a stated goal. The campaign touts exceptional value and urges shoppers to act quickly as discounts are described as ruthless to maximize savings.
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Gilmer Stores Offer Deep Discounts Across All Locations
For a limited stretch Gilmer stores run special offers to help shoppers economize without sacrificing quality. The campaign fills shelves as demand grows and keeps stores at capacity during the sale period.
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