Wounded by God Transfusion War Bloodline Effort at Front
An Associated Press string reports volunteers in Celona Spain donate blood for wounded soldiers. Donors offer blood at 7 pm after a brief screening that classifies by blood group. Each donor yields about 350 cubic centimeters and the blood is stored in hospital refrigeration for use in frontline transfusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Jordan
Associated Press
Celona
Spain
Federica ‘Sirodorda
Doctors Work In Trenches
Blood transfusion in field hospitals is described as tubes 18 inches long and 2% inches in diameter delivering warmed blood directly to wounded soldiers on site. Doctors report field hospitals about 15 kilometers behind the lines, with some men dying before transport.
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Dr. Duran
Land Purchase Plan for Humble Rural Settlements
The plan outlines 40 year land payments with 3 percent interest and annual installments. Residents may prepay up to three times, with the 40th payment possibly postponed. To curb speculation, a fixed four year schedule applies and cooperative village services like school, gin, canning plant, store, hospital and mill will be jointly managed. Lakeview pilot aims to secure secure home tenure at low cost.
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Lakeview
Blood transfusion method praised by visiting observer
The visitor reports a war era blood transfusion practice in a Spanish hospital, claiming it was the only one using it there. He notes 325 donors to date, with about a dozen patients attended on his visit and an average of 20 donors per evening. He describes seeing men women and youths, including a mother with a son at the front and two young women who seemed to be sweethearts.
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Pictorial Review
Physial
John
Gibson Drug Co
Spain
Ugo Wolf
Wolin
Windischgratz
Styria
Jus Fuller
Vienna
Tumous “Conservatory
Hugo
Forcert
Wolf
Austria
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Project homes to be set on adequate farming basis with extension guidance
Roy Reid, regional IA director, states the project will establish homes on an adequate farming basis using proven agricultural practices from the state extension service. The plan aims to give residents and neighbors access to better educational health and recreational opportunities.
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Roy Reid
Live at Home Optimism on Substitutes for Everyday Needs
An excerpt notes a long list of domestic raw materials proposed as substitutes for common items. It discusses bricks and mortar, window glass and oiled paper, and electricity replacing candles, framing the idea as optimistic about self sufficiency.
Harmony Cuttingwood Social Roundup in Harmony Area
Harmony Cuttingwood and neighboring communities share social visits and holiday plans.lists of residents visiting relatives in Harmony Shaver Springs Fulton and Wildeville, Thanksgiving and Christmas greetings noted among McMillen Crews Vines Womack Williams and others.
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G. TH. McMillen
Jeynes and
Lloyd) McMillen
Hove
Gen. S. Crews
Helen
Clear Lake
Fulton
Thurman Landes
Bobbie Dean
Thad Vines
Merrill Huckabee
Doris
J.T. Vines
Mitchell
Bonnie Louise Crews
Wildeville
We. Ang Irs
L. Jeanes
Shover 'Springs
H. RoseWilliams
Harmony
Melvin Womack
el Doraitn
Womack
Nod Mes
Ray McWillia
Howard Collier
Shaver Springs
Les Ruggles
Oklahoma
Melvin Wontnek
Teene McMillen
Ray McWilliams
Merman McMillen
Murder Charge Stuns General Denhardt in Kentucky arrest
Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt, a longtime Kentucky political figure and former lieutenant governor, was arrested in New Castle on a murder charge and freed on a $25,000 bond. He was accused of killing Verna Garr Taylor, a 40 year old widow from La Grange, reported to be his fiancée.
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Henry HH. Denhardt
New Castle
Denhardt
Kentucky
Verna Garr Taylor
la Grange
Comely
Local Notes From Oak Grove And Nearby
Oak Grove residents mention social visits and gatherings. Frede Stewart and Miss Ludie Allen wed on November 21. Residents note relatives visiting Ernest Ross and Dawn Gunn in Hope, with several calls and Saturday gatherings. A stray item mentions 2900 exes in Ten Hens Lay, New Brunswick, linked to Rhode Island red chickens.
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Jim Skinner
Ernest Ross
Frede Stewart
Ludie Allen
Lonnie Rose Orson
Jewell Ross
Nener Nell Mullens
Dawn Gunn
Hope
Harvie Allen
Lessie Pertell
Leo Collier
Chester Mullens
Mother
Jin Skinner
Lit Skinner
Delora Sparks
Rener Bell Mullens
Teeee Sparks
May
Jot Sparks
Mapa
Marion Sparks
Lee Ragland
Devill Ross
Horrigan Ross
Green Laseter
Free Sample of ALUMIN for High Blood Pressure
John P. Cox Drug Store offers a free sample of ALUMIN Essence of Gable Farsley Tiblets for high blood pressure. Promoted as tasteless and odorless, the two weeks’ treatment costs 10e and includes a booklet. Claims state Chicago-made tablets are widely used with reported positive results.
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John P. Cox Drug Store
John P. Cox Drug Co
Gable Farsley
Chicago
Franklin racer sets national era-laying score in poultry event
Parmenter of Franklin Mass. posts a 601 era-laying score as top national mark in an Instansican comp. Prof C S Platt Rutgers poultry center supervisor says the flock laid 2900 eggs and scored 3 points in 15 official contests nationwide, breaking New Jersey egg records.
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Parmenter
Franklin
Mass
C. S. Platt
New Jersey
Rutge University
Jayll
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