Thyroid Diseases and Cancer Risks Outline Treatment
This article discusses thyroid and parathyroid conditions from early 20th century medical writing. It covers benign enlargements, nodules, and cancer risks, noting that cancer may require gland removal and post operative radiation. Infections are treated with bed rest, diet control, and ice packs, with puncture or incision for pus. Extra thyroid tissue can appear in several locations and be treated like thyroid disturbances. Thyroid extract aids deficient metabolism and some skin and kidney conditions.
The Green Corn Rebellion Graphic of Arkansas Farmers
William Cunninghams new novel The Green Corn Rebellion portrays Arkansas farmers labeled poor whites who turn to socialism amid war protests. The piece frames their poverty under bankers and traders, and their belief in a world with easier lives for their families.
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Dark history tale of farmers revolt and townsfolk recoil
Cuoninghan recounts a grim story of farmers marching on Washington, burning a railroad bridge, killing cattle, and then collapsing as townspeople reveal fear and violence. The narrator condemns smug townsfolk and presents a stark, unvarnished footnote to American history. Vanguard publishes the work, priced at $2.
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Your Children Budget Helps Family Steer Through Strain
An excerpt from Olive Roberts Barton highlights a fraught household where Walter's pay, beer, and carfare shape Myrtle’s management. The narrative follows weekly quarrels over money, efforts to juggle meals and expenses, and the burden on children as Friday finances tighten, prompting planning for a practical family budget.
Doctor’s Son Petting a Renee? Ledger Quoted
Fragmentary quote from the Philadelphia Evening Ledger describes a doctor’s son touching a subject, noting occasional ability to tell a patient there is nothing the matter. The readable text is unclear and fragmentary.
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Glorifying Yourself Through Exercise for Youthful Shape
Fitness advice from classic film star training routines. Encourages daily waistline, leg, and arm exercises with self massage and facial care tips. Includes steps for morning stretches, bar work, kicks, and arm swings to maintain slimness and flexibility.
Excerpt Refers to Political Allegations and Negotiations
A fragment discusses alleged nepotism in government, mentioning Representative J. Mitchell and Premier Laval. It portrays tension over political power, with a question about why negotiators have come to meet and who holds influence in three-power discussions.
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Berry Loses as Leg Injury Forces Exit in Frantic Wrestling Night
Ralph Gerry known as Wild Red suffered a crippling leg injury in the arena event, surrendering to Lefty Williams after 12 minutes the first fall. Williams later dominated Berry to claim the match as a strong card at Fale Park. The program included Bunny Martin vs. Putch Kansett ending in a draw after one fall and other bouts featuring Toronto’s 175 pounder Mol loly versus Stein and Justin Rider’s five round win over Ethridge Hamiter.
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Fragmentary quote fuels heated debate on censorship and war
A garbled passage cites Henry Wile cexon and Viscount Enandet arguing over censorship, the Utalo Ethiopian conflict, and the risk of another world war. The text mentions foreclosures provoking threats of violence, with references to American patriotism and laws, but the fragmentary nature leaves many names and specifics unclear.
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Social at Chester Rosenbaum Home Draws Guests
Old Liberty reports a well attended Saturday night party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rosenbaum with many nieces present. Relatives in Nashville are visited by Mrs. F. J. Pardue and Clyde Pardue while Miss Martha Griffin plans a stay in Hope. Myrtle Bell Neal of Texas visits Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Pod Pardue and Lela Hicks visit Nashville, as E Mosler returns to her home after Oklahoma travels.
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Mrs Hicks and Abe hott visit Mrs Hicks
Mrs Lee Hicks and Mrs A A Abe hott called on Mrs J B Hicks Monday.
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