Medical science reshapes training for physicians
Wattimore Md. A Rockefeller Foundation report notes medical education has changed dramatically over 50 years. The apprenticeship system declined as university type schools rise, with private practitioners still teaching clinically. The foundation aims to promote university style, endowments, and information sharing to advance standards and reduce costs.
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Wattimore
Rorkefetler Foundation
Fhe
Pew University
Stocksfeller Foundation
Eayren
Amana
Ehask
Stir- Amadias Ares Ly
Phyaicians
Wessgee Vialics
Edic
Rebuild Cost to Convert Cruiser to Floating Palace
A costly refit plan seeks to transform the battle cruiser Te net into a first class rating ship. Estimated at 4,000,000 dollars, up from an original 15,000,000 cost, with 1,000,000 in material. Sister ship Beppide noted in discussion. Government records demand full disclosure on unused equipment from wartime supplies.
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Smijon
Tenet
Prince of "Cates
Canada
Aus
Traffis
Far East
Wis
Jut‘Qed
Beeagwe
Ieanile
Eiergency Geol
Tyewor
Tas
Vigsinaks
Waershauses
Velawue
Igemce
Local notes from East Wheatfield district visitors and guests
East Wheatfield residents report a string of social visits and traveling relatives including Miss Margaret Evans, Mrs. W. A. Merriman and W. H. Dick, Mra. Mack and family, Mrs. J. L. Galdwell, Virginia Caldwell, Hugh Mack, and others. Attendees from nearby towns traveled to Greensburg, Pittsburgh, Dayton, and Irwin. A German Lutheran church meeting drew attendees Sunday evening.
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Margaret, Nell
Mary Evans
Indiana
Missy Jennie Johnston
G. A. Hoffman
Johnstown
W. A. Merriman
Greensburg
W. H. Dick
Pittsburgh
C.J. Mack
Arthur Sutton
Coraopols
James Sutton
Dayton
Kramer
Armagh
J. L. Galdwell
Virginia
Boyd Tomb
Diltown
John Jess
June
Louis Heath
Ure West Penn Hospital
Pittsburg
Hugh Mack
Clyde
Pittspureh
TH. I. Tinkeom
K.T. Hutchison
Mack Hutchison
Vife
Roswell
Findley
Robert
Alfred Foster
Irwin
Germany Lutheran Church
Brushvalley Social Roundup From Kent Area Families
Brushvalley notes list visiting families and hometown connections. Kent residents Moyer and Conrad households hosted relatives. Armstrong Henderson and Croll families from Robinson spent time with James McElwee. Mo rmer City and Trainer City callers noted. Sunday guests at C A Underwood home included Milliron family from Apollo, Myere and Nanty-Glo relatives, W J Underwood, Harry Cramer and families, and Arthur Lewis with brother-in-law Ernest.
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Mess Moyer
Frank Conrad
Kent
Armstrong Henderson
Edward Croll
Robinson
James McElwee
Norman
Frank Little
Mormer City
Harvey Stiles
C. A. Underwood
Paul Adams
Trainer City
Hillsdale Socials and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs John Wright and daughter Nellie of Rochester Mills spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs J D Spider and Miss Anna Brandt who returned home from Kinport. Mrs C A Ginter and Mrs Carl Trimble visited Mrs Lew Litzinger. Frank Trimble and Eloise returned from Akron Ohio. Harry Kerr had a near accident at Glen Campbell crossing with minor injuries. Helen Mitchell spent the weekend in New Washington. Merle Soukt and family of Purchase Line visited Mrs Howecks mother Mrs G B Getty. Mr and Mrs Charles Cross and son Curtis visited friends in Erie. W M Butterbaugh, hurt last Friday on the slate road, is reported better.
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John Wright
Nellie
Rochester Mills
J. DD. Spider
Anna Brandt
Ienry St. Clair
Kinport
C. A. Ginter
Carl Trimble
Lew Litzinger
Frank ‘Trimble
Eloise
Akron
Harry Kerr
Glen Campbell
Mr. Kerr
Helen Mitchell
New Washington
Merle Souckt
Purchase Line
Howeck
G. BE. Getty
Charles Cross
Curtis
Erie
W. M. Butterbaugh
Pine Tree Club Opens Winter. officers elected
Frank Slammond and friends spent the week in New York. Masonic lodge attendees included 2 R Duncan George Lindsay Clyde Miller I F Wilson and H C Ford at Patton Tuesday. Pine Tree Club elected Elle Haupt president Lillian Mallory vice president Eva Cypher secretary treasurer and will meet each Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Hammond Eugene Croyle and child Rosemary visited Indiana Tuesday. Dennis Ragey near there celebrated Golden Wedding Saturday. Lillian Mallory visited Punxsutany Sunday. C E Kirke and family visited T R Johns in Johns town Sunday.
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Frank Slammond
New York
R. Duncan
George Lindsay
Clyde Miller
I. F. Wilson
H. C.ford
Patton
Pine Tree Club
Elle Haupt
Lillian Maulory
Eva Cypher
Hugh Hammond
Eugene Croyle
Rosemary
Indiana
Dennis Ragey
Near There
Lillian Mallory
Punxsutaney
C. E. Kirke
T. R. Johns
Johnstown
Fleming Summit Social Event in Uniontown
A group of women gathered at Mrs. Flo Rummell's Uniontown home on October 9 to celebrate her birthday. Elizabeth Rummel won a prize as the host dressed one present, while Miss Gaye Stifler was the youngest. Others included several named local residents and visitors. notes mention hospital patients and neighbors helping Mr. Palmer dig about 500 bushels of potatoes.
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Uniontown
Flo Rummell
Elizabeth Rummel
Gaye Stifler
Wallie Coble
Maze Berringer
Alex Beringer
Effie Wolf
Kane
Dolph Stitfler
George StiMer
Cloyd Beringer
Bernie Beringer
Gert Brangler
Lmma
Henry
Daisy Myers
Eva
Indiana Hospital
E. Starner
Henry Lutman
Rev Loc
W. JB. Knapp
Stringstown
Ira J. Palmer
Bert Braughter
Banks and Insurance as Safe Guards in Hard Times
The article argues against keeping large sums at home, urging readers to use banks and insurance to protect real and personal property. It emphasizes that banks provide safety, easier bill payment, and disaster relief, while insurance minimizes hardship from fires and accidents. It cautions against complacency and highlights community aid during losses.
Nicholtown Notices and Local Visits Amid Harvest
Mrs John W Leasure and Mrs Dean Brown are on the sick list. Miss Mildred Palmer visited Miss Ndna Brown. Mr and Mrs J H Berkey visited Mr and Mrs Watt Long of Richmond. Mrs Mary Houcher visited H Riethmiller. Farmers thresh and husk corn as Pine Vale church services approach with pastor W T Weaver of Clymier. Frances Lowman, Green township teacher, returned home for weekend. Grant school reports several pupils with whooping cough.
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Nicholtown
John W. Leasure
Mildred Palmer
Ndna Brown
J. H. Berkey
Watt ‘Long
Richmond
Dean Brown
Mary Houcher
H. Riethmiller
Pine Vale
Ehurch
W. T. Weaver
Clymier
Frances Lowman
Green Township
Grant School
Old Gold Win Yields Wealth in Breckenridge Fragment
In Breckenridge Colorado a revived mine yields an estimated 150000 to 200000 in profits for I M Yost once of Hays Kansas. Reports say he rejected 400000 for holdings and sent telegrams about a 1000 to one chance strike. Also notes on Yost’s earlier fortunes and later Denver ventures. Business men in Indiana and Punxsutawney await spud deliveries tied to seed programs and future prize announcements this week.
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Hays
Kas
Colorado
Vala
I. M. Yost
Kansas
Breckenridge
Ieports
Yosthias
Denver
Yost
Leadville
Nays
Kansans
Kansas City
Board of Trade
Midas
Ticos
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Cobbler Seed Potatoes Available From Maine Field
County Agent J W Warner arranges a car load of Irish Cobblers from Maine for mid November. Seed inspected by Dr E L Nixon. Limited supply. contact county agent at once. Shipped in 11 pecks barrels. One Day Battery Service offered at Vesta Service Station Indiana PA. Salvation Army fund far short of goal. receipts total 7600 of 14009. hope for subscriptions to buy Ray home on Water Street. Mallowesen supplies everything men need at Hall's store.
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J. W. Warner
Maine
E. L. Nixon
Stain College
Vesta
Nixon Avenue
Indiana
Salvation Army
Ray
Water Street
Fox farming expands in southeast Alaska
Fox raising on a large scale has developed in southeast Alaska over the past year. Farmers plant blue and silver foxes, convert small coastal islands into farms, and invest heavily in inclosures. Land laws hinder title, as statutes permit only homesteading for agricultural and cattle raising purposes.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Interior Department
Barrels of Fine Dry Barrel Salt Sold At 3.25 Each
A shipment of fine dry barrel salt sold at 3.25 dollars per barrel. The buyer secured the lot, with delivery arranged through the supplier's warehouse. Prices reflect current market conditions for commodity salt.
Calgary Leads In Telephones Per Population
Calgary Alberta claims a high telephone density, stating its 05. HOD inhabitants have more telephones per capita than any other American continent city.
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Calgary
Alta
Deadly Snake Sent to Woman by Mail
In Peoria Washington a poisonous snake was found after Miss Susan Linders opened a package she received. Police pursue a theory of a thick hand sender though no clew has been found yet.
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Peoria
Susan Linders
Nah
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