Foods as Medical Remedies in Syracuse Handbook
Syracuse University College of Medicine issues a handbook listing foods used medically to relieve pain and treat emergencies. Dextrose, calcium, and caffeine are noted for pain relief, shock, and restoring respiration, with mill and sourveaux references and a committee led by Dr. M. S. Dudley guiding safe practice.
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W. Blakesler
Syracuse, N.Y
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Fleht Parsons
M.S. Dudley
M.D
Medical College
Gioulty
Much Relieved Says Lady After Taking Cardui
Greensburg Kentucky resident Mrs P F O Foster writes Cardui helped her health. She says prior to taking Cardui she felt worn out anxious nervous and suffered sleeplessness. After a few bottles she felt relief and continued using Cardui with further improvement. If Cardui does not benefit you consult a physician.
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Cardus
Cardi
FP. OT. Foster
Greensburg
Elise
Borah of Idaho A Life in Law Politics and War
William Edgar Borah of Idaho rises from small town law to a long Senate career. Born June 29, 1805 in Fairfield he built a legal and political path through Boise and Washington. He fought major labor disputes, allied with Republicans, opposed the League of Nations, and led foreign relations work from 1924 to 1933.
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Wiliam Edgar Borah
Fairfield
Due Ponte
Southren
Hitness Academy
Hafield
Kansas State University
Lyons
Kansas
Borah
Boise
Idaho
Big Hill Haywood
Imine
McConnell
United Des Senate
Bryan
Silver
Tob
Bovaki
League of Nations
World Court
Pureign Relations Comittee
Senate
Washington
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
A study of 1930s relief programs and political maneuvering. Roosevelt and FSRC face opposition as AAA and budget fights steer surplus relief away from aid. Philadelphia convention pressure and fund-raising by Pennsylvania figures surface amid scenes of party strategy and lobbying.
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Washington
Rodney Dutcher
Roosevelt
AAA
Wallace
Philly
Farley
Philadelphia
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Fennsylvania
Independence Hall
Wall Street
Phily
Chicago
San Francisco
al Greenfield
Emma Guffey’ Miller
Joe
Greenfield
Townsend Plan To Insure Nine Tenths
LITTLE ROCK The Townsend pension plan would tax all business transactions by 2 percent and shrink such activity. Ector R. Johnson warned, arguing the tax would penalize small firms while benefiting large producers like Ford and would transfer purchasing power from 90 percent of people to about 10 percent. He urged federal and state action to raise participation by the poorest two thirds of citizens.
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Little Rock
Townsend Pension Plan
Ector R. Johnson
Ford Motor Company
Townsend
Johnson
Local notes on community life and arrivals
Community news notes illness at Providence Health and numerous social visits. Mrs JW Ray returns home after time with relatives in Dallas. Agnes Gaines spent weekend with Lois Lamb of Hope. New families move in as Mr and Mrs J T Hazzard arrive from Laneburg. Local gatherings and visits from neighbors and kin are mentioned along with brief, scattered remarks on commerce and global topics.
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JW . Ray
Dallas
Agnes Gaines
Lois Lamb
Hope
J.T. Hazzard
Laneburg
Victor
Barney Gaine
Bonnie Simmons
Charley Browning
A. R. Campbell
Joe Gaifes
Henry Norton
Childrer
Mildred
Harold
Charley Roberts
Grady Browni
Bud Campbell
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Laurel Street
Atone
Walter
Waliat Tope
Ark
Christ
British Columbia
She
Norah
Kan
West
Noles
Itata
Pete Ie
Chere
Big Bil Hayward
Dynamiter
Bryan and
Silvey
RSRC
Congress
Sit
John R. McCarl
McCarl
Olmax
Providence
China
India
William
Ferguson
United States
Universal Credit Company
Ford Dealers
America
Ford
McKesson
Magnesia
John P. Cox Drug Co
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